The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-08

Johns. Miller has located the Iuia lode,
Colorado Gulch district.
Assignee Stevenson has sold TO Levy g.
Elias all of the old Brunsll stock.
A marriage license was issued Yesterday
to Ed. G. Winchester and Lille Dale, both
of Helena.
The Cathnrina and Granite lpdes, in
Seven Mile district, ave been located BY J..
q. Hallum.
At the meeting at Assembly hall this
evening the subject OF debate will be money
and taxation.
There will be a meeting OF the B. P. o.
RI. this evening at 7:30 O'Clock sharp. In
stallation Of officers.
Benjamin GazawRy ID rejoicing in the
possession Of a fourtesn-pound boy baby,
who arrived yesterday.
Bach, Cory & Co. are presenting friends
ana oustomets with complete time tables Of
the Rapid Transit lines.
Thursday evening, May 10, ia the date set
for Prof. Petetmnn's May festival at the
Engelhorn Business college.
Grand Recorder Jaeger, Of the IA. o. u.
WI, has sent out SINGS April I Sc, 900 to the
heirs Of deceased members.
Thomas Travis has attached lot Is, block
56O OF the original townsite of Helena, be-
longing to William II. Guthrie. for $4l3.
III. Murphy, tho hackman who smashed
George Fishers bicycle, was fined $40 by
Judge Sanders yesterday. He paid the
fine.
Invitations are out for the bali to he
given by the Helena letter carriers on April
%, at Electric hall. 1t promises to be a fne
affair.
J. G. Hallum has purchased a ons-third
int est in the Eolapuk and Golden Beauty
lodes on Three Mile creek from ). p.
Brasevitz for $1O9.
Fred tanner has added to the fine stock
on his Prickly Pear ranch q fino imported
Percheron stallion, purchased from James
Mauldin, Of Dillon.
Members Of the several demooratio ward
committees are requested to leave their
registration books with Patrick Calvin, of
the city central committee.
There will be a business and ratification
nesting Of the members Of ths Hendricks
there will b. a full attendance.
The lecture Of J. a.. MacKnioht al ST.
Paups church this evening on Napoleon
for The benefit Of the high school library,
promises to bs very largely attended.
Fire from 9 defective lus at the residences
Of W. G. Child on Ewing atrest, Yesterday
morning, called out tho fire department
and caused q loss Of $15 to the wall paper.
Chas. Chester, arrested Monday for lille
RAl v0tluR, waived an examination yester-
day before Justice Woodman and was held
for the action OF ths district court. In de-
fault Of $500 bail hs was taken to jail.
The funeral of Jeremiah Sullivan took
place from st. Johns hospital yesterday
morning. 1t was attended by a large num-
Der Of old-simers, tho pall-bearsrs being
James Gurley, Jos. A. Browne, j. w. Busk-
cit. ]. K. Clark and John Quirk.
Gen. w. A. Haven. the engineer in charge
Of tho H., w. d. G.. survey, otherwise the
Helena, White sulphur Springs q Castle, TO-
turned from the Belt Mountain country
yesterday. He reports work progressing
rapidly, and says it will be completed by
the latter part of this mouth.
Twenty families of Hollanders have ar
rived at Manhattan, in Gallatin county.
they will engage in the production of bar
ley, and are the vanguard Of q big emigra-
ton that ID coming this year from that
country to Montana. Quite a number Of
tho aame people will settle along tho line of
the Dearborn canal in this county.
The funeral of John Worth will take
place this afternoon 1T two o'clock from his
late residence, corner of Bsattie and Broad
way, under the auspices Of Myrtle lodge No.
3, K. of p. Members Of sister lodges and
all soiourning brothers are requested to at
tend. The Knights will meet at the castle
hall, in the Parohen block, at one o'clock.