The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-30
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Ruby lode on Wolf creek has been
located by John Neven.
The wheeze of the hand organ il heard
once more on Main street.
The bank clearings for the week ending
yesterday were 1928, 409. Is. :
Atonement Dav Sc vices will begin at
Temple Emanuel at 6:30 y. m. to-day,
The Helena ball team Will leave for Butte
to-day to play the three last games of this
series.
The total registration up to last night
was l,s9s. In the first district it was 726
and in the second 1,172. .... . H.
A slight fire, caused by a defective fine.
oecnrtea IN the Chinese lodging house cor.
neE MAN ana Cutler streets, yesterday.
Levi L. Kirby has sold to Edoar Copltar
lot 8, block SO. rarity in the Ming addition
and partly in the Broadwater addition for
$500.
The postoffioe at Horace, Cass county, N.
D., was robbed of all the stamps and money
IN the safe on Wednesday night. The in.
spector's department. here was notified,
Charles L. Stevens. of Boulder, has sent
HIS decllnatlon to the secretary of state to
iun on the republican ticket as one of the
presidential electors. He gives no reasons.
The Silver King Mining company has
been incorporated by M. l.. Hewitt, C. G..
barrow and w.. c. King. to operate in the
Cataract district, Jefferson county; capital
stock, 81. 800, 600.
About seventy five signers have been &C.
cured for the Helena democratic mhen
club which will be formally o.ganized on
Saturday night at the county mmit
rooms by the election of officers.
Eighty-four bushels Of oats to the acre is
the best yield yet reported on the Yellow
stone, q. j. Allen. at the entrance TO Par
adise valley, having threshed Bill bushels
from thirty seven acres of oats.
Certificates of nomination on the demo-
cratic ticket were filed with the countv
cleEk yesterday as follows: Justices of the
peace, James L. Porter, Terrence O'Donnell.
constables, john A. Quirk, Fred Graham,
The Arlington Mining company of Col.
olado, doing business in Silver Bow county.
tiled Its annual statement with the score.
tary of state Yesterday, showing its capital
stock to be 100000, all paid in, ana no ir-
debtedness.
Proofs of annual representation were
filed yesterday of the May, Summit. Hol-
land, Prospect, Trinity. The Cayota,
Cayota, Fraction, Vanderbilt, Fai mount
and Northside lode mining claims IN
Ottawa district.
Assistant United States Distri ct ATTORNEY
Mcdonald received a dispatch Yesterday
from Agent Roman, of the Flathead Indian
agency, stating that White Calf. chief of
the hootenai Indians, was arrested WedDas.
day on tho charge of murder. He ia ON bis
way to Missouia to be arraigned before the
court.
There will be 10 performance mt the
opera house tonight, Sol Smith Russell be.
ing compelled to take a rest. on the advice
of his physician, for the remainder of the
week, on account of a severe cough. Those
who have purchased seats for to-nipht,s
pc fformance will have their money returned
at Poue d. O'Connor's.
Miss L.. L. Miller, a missionary from
India, will spend u few days in HeIena,
She will deliver a lecture on India in the
Firat Baptist church this evening. The
lecture will be illustrated by idols and ma.
tive costumes. Miss Miller has spent many
years in India as a Baptist missionary. and
Is well qualified to speak in an interesting
and instructive manner. The lecture ia
free to the public.
d.. A. Il. Floweree, while driving from bis
ranch to Cascade to take the train on We'd
nesday, met with an accident which. whiIe
painful, Is not regarded rs serious. His
team started to run away, and his eon
after calling to his father to iumu, did an
himself and landed safely. Mr., Fiowerr.a
himself staid in the wagon until it struck a
projection and threw him out, Ills leo was
hurt, but not broken.