The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-08
J0TTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Geo. Murphy. at the club rooms over
Parohen's. has 81, 900 to bet on Cleveland.
The election returns will be displayed on
The INDEPENDENTS bulletin board by a
stereoptlcon.
There will he a regular meeting of the
Catholic Ladies' Benevolent and Literary
society this evening at the usual hour
II. w. Turner. of Butte, has been ap-
pointed agent for Montana of the Missoula
General Electric company, for service of
process of summons.
eleven to ten, in any amount up to 50, 200,
that Harrison will not succeed himself in
the presidential chair.
A placer location was fled with the
county clerk yesterday by Charles Schmidt
Of the n119 of ma of ne4, section 81, town
ship II north of range 8 west.
The Thos. Cruise Savings bank did q big
business Saturday. The men employed by
the city had their checks cashed there, re-
ceivinR 100 cents on the dollar.
Venires for the United States grand and
trial Jurles were issued yesterday by Clerk
Sproule. The vsnite for the grand jury is
returnable on Nov. IA. and that of the trial
jury ON Nov, II. ,t
The Little Kid Mining COMPANY. with
headquarters at Wheeling, w. Va, filed its
annual statement with the sec etary of
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$1,000 600 with liabilities of &c. 800.
Joe Billboy reported to the police at an
early hour yesterday morning that some
one had cut him in the back Of the head
and neck in Mongram's restaurant on upper
Main street. Jos. Roberts was a resisted az
the man who did the cutting, but he proved
an allhi and was let &c.
Some Cigar (not oigarette) smoker threw
a stump into some hay in the basement OF
n hOnsA ON Walt Main atraak nhout thyan
O'Clock yesterday morning. An alarm was
sounded and the fire department put out
the blaze after a damage OF about SIS. The
building belongs to Herman Kline.
One of the novel bets on the result to-day
has been made by j. A. Robinson and B.
Il. Jones. of Elliston. The former backs
Cleveland and the latter Harrison, and tt Q
one that loses is to shave off his mustache
and keep it shaved off during the admin
istration of the successful candidate.
Cards have been received in this city an
%nouncing the marriage of Lieut.. Ralph
Harrison, of the Second United States cav
airy, TO Miss Edith Wallace, sister of VIM.
Wallace, Jr.,, of this city. Miss Wallace
spent her childhood days in Helena and all
of her old time friends extend hearty con-
gratu!ations.
Philip Jacobs was taken from a shed on
Water street yesterday afternoon by Police
men Barrett and Fry apparently out of his
mind. He was subject to spells of the
kind and the officers took charge of him
until he recovered. Jacobs has large dent
in his head, the result Of an old injury,
which no doubt produces the periodical
spells.
The jury in the case of William Seaton
yesterday rendered q verdict that he came
to his death from falling rocks while work.
ing at the quarry ut the head of Lawrence
street, and that no blame attached to the
Nxs,a. -. n~- ~f b M r.
men were John Rohrbaugh. A. c. Votaw,
John G. Mcintosh. Oh w. Reed, III. FL.
Ashby and Michael Byrnes.
Notice was Yesterday received of the sud-
den death ut Lincoln. Neb.. of DR.. Samusl
Ross, father of Mrs. M T.. Downs. The
doctor had been visiting his daughter at
Fair Haven, Washington. and was return
ing to his home in New York city when he
was suddenly stricken down. The doctor
is we'll known in Helena and his MANY
friends will learn OF his death with deep
regret.