The Helena independent., 1892-07-31
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Butte Bicyclists are going 10 organize
whcelmen's club.
| G. I4ybrook, engineer at tho Hotel Helena,
has new member OF the family, girl.
There will be an important meeting OF
Capitol Lodge No. 2, A. q. Y. W. to-mor'
row evening.
The $4,000 transferred from The stree,
fund 10 the general fund takas mp every
! warrant on the latter fund TO July !, 1891.
Peter Soharrenbroich, who was wounded
by footpad whom no had under arrest, re-
turns to his duties Tomorrow on tho police
force.
| Albert y. Hovey has appropriated water
right OF titty inches IN spring IN seoeion
| II, township 10. north Of range west Tor
placer mining.
| st. Peters Episcopal, Grand and Warren
streets---Rsv. j. w. Kaye, of Philadelphia,
will occupy the pulpit both morning and
evening. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
The following location notices we're filed
with the county clerk ysstsrday: Naomi
lode. in Monitor Rulch, by r. J. NeaRle;
Little Anna lode. near Scully Rulch. by
Charles FRANKIE.
Walter King has pear shaped gold mug
get which contains $3.50 worth OF the pre-
cious metal. He picked ii up in Confeder-
ate Rulch few days ago. The First Ma
tional bank will add it to the tine collec-
tion of that institution.
Grand street Methodist church. Grand
and Warren streets. ID. Is. Price pastor-
Preaching at II =. m. and eight p. m. by the
pastor. Sunday school at 2:sO .. m. Up
worth League meeting at 7:l5 p. III. The
public is cordially invited.
There will bs regular services at the Oakes
Street Methodist church to-day at IL .. m.
and eight p. m. Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel
will preach in the morning. The com-
munion service in tho evening will be con-
Quoted bv Rev. $. Z. Snider. p. T. Sunday
school at 2:30.
The papers in the disbsrment proceed
ings against Peter Nj. Baum an attorney at
Great Falls, have been sent to that place to
a referee who will take testimony and re-
port it to the supreme court. Charges OF
nnprofessional conduct are preferred by
Judge Benton, of Great Falls.
The members of tho Rocky Mountain
division X. NJ. D. L. u A. G. are making
preparations for large attendance at the
picnic to be given next Saturday at Lothrop,
on the Ceur d'Alene branch of the North
ern Pacific. The tickets are $3.50. no
charge being made for ladies.
Complaints have been made lately that
boys herding cattle drive bands of from
Twenty-Five to thirty through tho streets.
The city ordinance limits the number that
can be driven through the streets to thir-
teen. Marshal Calvin is enforcing the ord
John Murphy and friend went into a
Main street clothing store yesterday after
noon, and after looking over some goods,
got very abusive toward the clerk who was
waiting on him. Murphy was thrown out
of the store and started for the clerk with
q knife. Policeman Lloyd took him to the
city Jail.
The Union Pacific announces rate of
one lowest tirst-class fare for the Sons of
nta -
.. from all Montana points in its territory
to this city. The rate from Montana
points will be one and one-tifth fare. The
ID Alon.ana tickets will be on sale August 7, |
s. ., inclusive. limited to August Is.
The Commercial club held it's eighteeth
regular meeting last night at the hotel
Broadwater. There were present: A. W.
Lyman, guest. and G. W. Cannon, presi-
dent, N. Kessler, A. Nj. Thornburgh, K. H. |
Floyd-Jones, G. X. Wells. f. w. knight, D.
Bradford. A. J. Davidson, W. A. Chessmsn,
9. X. Cole, A. j. Steele, VIM, j. Fuchs, Sec
retary, members.
Emil Hotz. who was at one time dog
catcher. is held at the city Jail on charge
of passing check belonging to another
man, and forging the owners Endorsement
to it. The check was drawn on the Second
National bank for $11.25 in favor of Emil
Stol. and signed Gebhart e. Wagner. The
owner lost it and Holtz found 1t and passed
it at Abercrombie's saloon.
The following new postoffices have been
in Montana: Barker, Meagher
caunty (changed from Clendinen); Combi-
nation, Deer Lodge county; Grace, Jetfer-
son county; Hyde, Gallatin county; Knowl-
ton, Custer county; Nelson. Choteau
county: Rov, Fergus county; Saco. Dawson
county. and Unionville, Lewis and Clarke |
county.
Gen. Weaver, candidate for president on
the peoples ticket, who will be in Helena in |
August, spoke at Denver last Wednesday
night. Mrs. Lease, of Kansas, who is
travelling with him, asked for money to
carry on the campaign. dispatch says:
''One old miner in the gallery pulled out
500 in silver and tossed it on the stage. !
In moment the air was filled with coins
which chinked rapidly at the woman's feet |
on the platform. At least a half barrel of |
silver dollars is said to have been picked up
on the stage"