The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-12
JUTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

Judge Sanders will hear tho poker gam
bling case this morning,
The Chinese question will BIO discussed
this evening at Assembly hall.
Samuel q. Hudson has located tho Mag
gle lode in Little creek district,
The new p~ostoflos In the Sixth Ward will
DO ready for business on Monday.
There @ill be a meeting of the y. !. o.
Elks this evening at 1880 O'Clock aharp.
The Boaid,of Trade meets tonight Mt ia
O'Clock and q general a~ttendanoe ls desired.
sport McAllister," is booked for Mine's
March Ii and 16.
The executive committee Of the Hem
bricks democratic club will meet this even
ing at tho club rooms.
", a. Chessman haa conveyed to George
G., Symes, Of Denver, u tract OF land near
the Montana Central depot.
John Oouplana, a native Of Great Britain.
and Samuel Weinsteln, OF Germany, we're
admitted to citizenship yesterday.
Latest adyicea from Washington are to
the effect that Commodore Power, while
yet very weak, ia improving and IL i'll a fair
way to recovery.
President Hill and Chief Engineer Beck
Ter. of the Great Northern. are in spokane.
While there they will definitely decide on
the entrance to that city.
The proprietor of the Broadway grocery
store says the mud on the south side of that
thoroughfare. between Davis and CAaucer
streets, is over shoetops deep.
1891 were $1,000. 900, u million in cxeess Of
the previous year. The Montana Central
branch is the best paying feeder the Great
Northern has.
THE INDEPENDENT ia the lowest bidder for
the state public printing, and mas been
awarded the contract. lhe 9. X. Wells
company secured the contract for furnishing
stationery supplies.
Boys and g,rls. don't You want to attend
"Ye Ratchet Partie?, All members of the
Loyal Temperance Legion will be admitted
free. Come to their meeting this%a afternoon
in the Denver block.
The steam motor made its final trip
Wednesday evening. Residents along the
route arc contemplating holding Thanks
giving services. The electric oars are run
ming very satisfactorily.
The West Point cadetship examination
will probably be finished to-day and as
soon as the averages can be computed the
lame OF the successful candidate ana ms
alternate will be made known.
Eye Hutchet Partia." or Washington's
birthday. promises to be quite n successiul
affair. The numerous "Hatchet" family
will appear in costume,. as we'll as those
temperance SOLDIERS, ING IOyul AeRlOA. NJ
mission, 25c; children, lOc.
Agent Edgar. of the Northern Pacific, was
tn, ned out OF his den yesterday by the car
penters, who are lemodeling the office.
When the repairs are completed the Moth
ern Pacific will have in Helena one OF the
finest offices in the northwest.
The Helena gentlemen who went over to
White Sulphur Springs Tuesday got out Ct
the snow blockade yesterday. Ihey are
expected home to-day or tomorrow. MT.
Hotter, who did not go farther than the
halfway house. returned Wednesday even
ing.
The Sons Of Veterans will give q social
supper and dance this evening at the hall
on Park avenue. The principal feature OF
the evening will be an address by Rev. DIR.
Croker. The occasion is the commemora-
ton of Lincoln's birthday, and friends OF
the order are invited.
A congress composed of catt.emen from
the states of Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, Mon
tana, Washington, Utah, Wyoming. Cali
fornia, Oregon. Texas, Kansas. North and
South Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico. Ari-
IONA. Indian Territory and Oklahoma, has
been called to meet ut Ogden April " and
80 next.
Miss Mabel Casedy, a sister OF II. ].
| Cassidy, of the district court, mas signed q
years engagement With the Carleton Opera
company as dnuers1uu! ~ -
roles. Next fall she will take the position
Of Clara Lane. Miss Cassidy IS a resident
Of San Francisco ana was the soprano IN
the Synagogue.
The Montana Herald Publishing company.
of Great Falls, has been incorporated. %
publish a newspaper and do a general PRINT
ing business. The incorporators are A.. F.
Schmitz, William Albrecht, Augustus
Bareuther and Charles w. Bresler; capital
stock, $4,000. The, papes will be printed
III German, and democratic in politics.