The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-19
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Peaches, pears and plums are about on
of tho Helena market.
The sixth Ward j.. ID. club will give thei
opening entertainment Tuesday, Oct. 20
at Adams hall. 1t should be literally pat
ronizsd.
William Clark and Thomas Bowden have
made annual representation OF work dont
on the Dead Horse lode in the Ottaws
district.
The Woodland Beach company has been
Incorporated by Herbert ii. Walked, Louise
Nj. Walket and John IL. Webster, with q
capital stood Of $4,000. in 100 shares o.
500 eaeh.N
Rev. DIR. e. d. Neil of st. Paul. fathe,
of Ed and John 3. nj. Neili of this city, Twas
the orator of the evening Mt the Columbus
night celebration Of the Loyal Legion IN
st. Paul last week.
John kusgge and Miss Susanna Goet2
will be married at Turner hall Tomorrow
evening. About 200 invitations have been
issued. and the affair promises to DO the
event of the aeason in German social circles.
Joseph Brown. who lives near the Yellow
stone, is visiting Helena for the first slme
in twenty years. lie formerly mined III
Last Chance gulch. Mr.. Brown 10 on bus
mess connected with tho sale Of q gold
property in which he Ia interested.
w. II. Murray, OF the firm OF Murray
Bros, owners Of the Prize mine in the
Poorman district. yesterday showed a gold
brick worth $1,000 from Il run at the Prize.
The mine is looking %splendidly and prom
Uses to become a tirst-olass property.
A joint session of Red Gross. Ivy and
Myrtle lodges, X. of p, WAS held last night
to welcome Grand Chancellor Whitney. of
Miles City, who Is In Helena on q visit.
After the reception and proceedings a ban
quet was had. and u very enjoyable time
followed.
The Silver Star Mining company filed its
annual statement yesterday with the secre-
tsry of state. The capital stock is $780,
600, Of which 500 ID paid in. The sum
of $161. 400 was paid in stock for mining
property in the Dogtown district of Jetfer-
son county. The assets are mining prop
erty valued at $500, 600. and the liabilities
are $4,000.
Sadie Seeley, of Livingston. was arrested
yesterday by Marshal Calvin just as she
was leaving Helena for her home. She had
with her q young girl. aged about 16. whom
she was taking to her house Of ill-fame in
Livingston. The girls parents live in Hell
ena and are very decent people. The Seeley
woman had q preliminary examination last
night before Judge Gage and was discharged,
owing to the insuificiency of the testimony.
The annual statement of the Lexington
Mining company, u French corporation
doing business at Butte. was filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is IL, 200. 900 francs, of which 2, 500. 600
francs is paid in, and 9,500.000 is repre-
sented by the Lexington mining property
in Montana and the old Telegraph mines
and smelters in Utah. The company has
no liabilities beyond It's regular working
expenses.
The funeral Of the late Michael Sweeney
will take place to-day from his residence on
HOWE street. Mass will be celebrated at
the cathedral at eight O'Clock in the morn
ing, and the funeral services at the house
will take place at 10. Members of the Hell
ena Catholic Literary society and of the
Catholic knights of America are requested
to meet at their hall at $3.50 a. NJ. to attend
the funeral at the house in q body. The
members will no doubt attend the mass at
the cathedral.