The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-08
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

Jack Stone his willingness Il
meet Ike Hayes in q finish fight for q Ss2O(
purse.
Two lots in the Beattie addition hay,
been sold for $500 by Benoni Steele to j
NJ. Newton.
There will be q meeting of the city coun-
oil this evening. Bids for the public
library building will be received.
Congregation EMANUEL has elected til,
following trustees: Herman Cans. M
Sands, A. Birkertield, j. Feldburp, N
Lissner.
The county commissioner met yesterda,
and paid off all county officers. In 4 few
days q county physician will probably b,
appointed.
Ed Klein plead guilty before Judge San
ders Yesterday of stealing a gun worth4$1(
from Jacob Fritz. and was given tw6Ity
days in the county Jail.
The attention of bidders is called to the
advertisement for the construction of the
pnblic Library building. Some additions
were made to it yesterday.
''Chiok" Rogers announces that he will
make a match with Ed. johnson for $3.50
Rogers will cover any forfeit that johnson
will put up with HE INDEPENDENT.
Frank s. Dickson, of Prickley Pear, and
Mrs. Mary A. Bowers, of Helena, were
married at the residence Of tho brides
mother yesterday by Judge Fleissher.
A.. B. Keith, the Sunday Sinner" will
lecture this evening at the Y. III. G. A. hall.
It ls one of the lectures in the regular
course and will undoubtedly be largely at
tended.
Those holding tickets for the silk quilt,
ratified by Mrs. hennessy. will please be on
ham at Eugene Myers drug store this.
Thursday, evening between seven and
eight O'Clock.
Notices Of location of the following lodes
were filed with the county clerk yesterday:
y%eannette, Arastra gulch, by Michael
Byrnes; Natural Leaf, Stemple district. by
J.. G. Drinkwater; Matte c., Ottawa dis.
trict, by Robert Cleave.
The charge Of burglary against John
Davis, who took two bolts of cloth from
John r. Johnson's place, was dismissed
yesterday BY Judge Sanders. Davis plead
guilty to petit larceny and was sent to the
county jail for ninety days.
The excavation for the public library
building will be completed tonight. j. II.
Boucher was appointed foreman of the
work by Street Commissioner Hinge. II is
understood on the recommendation Of AL
dermen Thompson and Morris.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the
Presbyterian parsonage Yesterday. Rev. II.
v. Moore officiating. The contracting
parties were r. r. Leighton, a popular on
glnesr5on the Northern Pacific, and Miss
Christie Mcdonald, Of Philipsburg. Ed.
Hawklns was tho best man. while Miss
Maggie Mcdonald acted as bridesmaid.
The case of the state against Frank
Logan, charged with bastardy, was on trial
before Judge Sanders yesterday. The only
witness was n young girl named Kroll, who
brought the charge. Tho public was ex-
cluded during the hearing. Decision was
reserved until Friday, in order TO give the
stsnogrnphsr time to write out his notes,
Nick Williams, manager of the Coliseum
vntlety show, WAS before Judge Sanders
Klng. 1t was claimed that he hit he, in
the tace. Williams says he only pushed
her. 1t was apparent that the difficulty
grew out OF the staining OF the former
relations between the two, ana tho
judge told them to go home and behave
themselves.