The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-07
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

JOIIlNGS ABOUT TOWN.
The Sam Goty lode No. 2, in Screth
Gravel district. has been located by VIM,
T.. Forbis.
Loren T.. Cooper has sold to Walter
Adams the M nw4 and wiz swI, section
$500.
The city council meets this evening az a
board of equalization. Taxpayers dissat-
ished with their assessments are expected
to be present.
There will be a social meeting in the par
Tors Of the Fist Presbyterian church this
evening. Friends of the church are cor
daily invited.
Thu attention OF the proper authorities 10
called to the bad condition Of the sidewalk
on the north side of Fifth avenus east Of
Rodney street.
the Offices last night was z, 1893, of which
number l,1Ol were IN the first and ], 792 in
the second district.
There will be a grand democratic rally al
Unionville Tonight. Addresses will be
made by Col. G. b. Nolan. Hon. L. Z.
Crutoher n others.
W.. F.. Cummins has sold to Klein
schmidt Bros. consolidated, lot 9. block 8,
lot a. block 3, and lot Is, block z, Phoenix
"NNns'Sh P-Jooc.oOs
Milton Cauby having declined the nom
nation for county commissioner on the re-
publican ticket. John Horsky, of Helena,
has been selected to fill his place.
The dry goods statesmen have been chal-
lenRed by the clothing salesmen to plav q
game OF baseball next Sunday morning,
Those interested are requested to call al
Cans q Klein's.
A good entertainment will be given by the
scandinavian Temperance society at the
Swedish church, Saturday evening, next.
at eight O'Clock. There will be a fne pro-
granme and installation of officers. AID.
mission, refreshments included, 20 oents.
At a meeting last night of WorkinQmens
assembly No. 3.510, X. of L., a committee
consisting W.. Kleinaorge. j. y. Bennett
and Ed Roberts reported appropriate resc-
lutions OF coincidence on the death of An
drew Bronson, q member of Nonpareil as
sembly.
The board of education at it's session last
evening transacted u large amount of rou-
tine business. The teachers we're author
lied to request the pupils in the public
schools to each contribute a nickel toward
the construction Of a childYen's home at
the Worlds fair.
The iadies' auxiliary OF the Montana
board OF worlds fair managers has been
asked by the national worlds fair board to
decide on a flower for Montana. Upon the
suggestion OF Rev. r. D. Kelsey, Sc. d.,
they have chosen "bitter root" or az the
botanists know it. lewisia rediviva.
The state board of medical examiners
hnished the examination OF the nineteen
applicants for licenses to practice medicine.
The names of those who passed the exam
nations will be published in a few days.
1t has been determined by the board to
rigidly enforce the state law requiring every
physician to obtain o certificate before he
can practice.
For the purpose of accommodating parties
out Of town and those who cannot spare the
time to 20 into court during the day time,
commencing Oct. 7, Judges Buck and Hunt
will hold court for the purpose of natural
tween the hours Of 1880 and nine O'Clock.
Court will be open this evening. Foreign
born citizens should remember this.
The report OF Observer Glass, of the
weather bureau. for September, shows that
the mean temperature for the month WAS
COS. the highest being 80 ON the 28th. and
the lowest "a on the oath. With the excsp-
temperature was 61.2, that last month was
the highest since 1880 for any correspond
ing period, The total precipitation was .26
inch.
While out riding near Townsend yester-
day Hon. w.. G. Whaley, candidate for
state auditor, was thrown from the car
riaRe. The horses became frightened by
the breaking of the front axle of the car
IiaRe and ran away, dragging Mr.. Whalsy
about a quarter of a mile. Fortunately no
bones were broken, but he received severe
bruises and COMMISSIONS about the head and
Limbs. He was able to reach home and
hopes to be about in II few days.
L. p. Fuller d Co. have just completed
the contract for manufacturing and deliver
ing 1879 feet OF sheet steel piping for the
English Sapphire company. The sizes of
the pipe range from fifteen to twenty-six
inches. and there were a number of extra
elbows and taper joints. The pipe was
dipped in n coating Of tar and asphaltum
here and shipped to the Missouri river.
The steel was purchased in the east and the
Helena firm had the contract for making it
into pipe and delivering it at tbs sapphire
fields. The work WAS done on time, and
furnished employment for a number of
Helena workmen.
BaxendRle," William Harrison, the Clam
Chowder club will hold their first annual
clam bake at B%axendale, Sunday, Oct. 8.
Members of the club and invited guests will
leave on q special train from the hotel
Broadwater at IL a. m. The bake will be
served at three r. m., under the supervision
OF the noted chef, Tom Carder, TO merly of
Rocky Point, II. /. The CLAIMS left Port
land by express yesterday and the Mon.
tanians invited are sure to have a rare treat
in being present at the first genuine Rhode
Island clam bake ever served in the Rocky
mountains. over 1900 miles Fl ON salt waser.
The clubs officers are: James Gourley,
president; r.. +. Barden. vice-president;
George L. Child, treasurer; Nj. J.. Huthine'
$. @. fitzpatrick, chairman; L. r,
Carder, chef.