The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-23
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Power of the Press company are at
The HeLena.
A large majority Of the A. q. U. W. SUI
preme lodge members took their departure
yesterday.
Owing to the unusual high stage OF water,
the steamer Rose will suspend her trips
until the river recedes within its banks.
Mount Helena was covered with snow
yesterday morning, while the ditehes in the
valley we're running full, owing to the
heavy rain.
Tho programme for the Odd Fellows'
celeb aticn IN Helena July 2 has been
about arranged. 1t promises to be a most
successful affair.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather,
the Kings Sons flower sale, which was to
have taken place tonight, is postponed I'M
til further notice is given in the papers.
T.. Perry. who is a visitor in Helena, re-
ports . big strike in the Jumbo
mine, in the Castle district. There
are six feet of ~carbonstes. running
80 per sent in lead.
The closing exercises of St. Vincent's
academy will take place this evening at
1880 at st. Aloysius' hall. The paintings
and needlework of the young ladies will be
exhibited all day at the academy.
Honshell, the chestnut colt by S%pringbok,
dam Geneva. sold last year bv Col. w. b.
l1uuul0y W h1dkb OtCIU, Oh SdllIOTHlH, Won
a purse race at Denver on June Z. The dis
tanoe. ono mile and seventy yards, was
made in 1:4sA.
The Boston Clothing Company nine will
meet any base ball team in the state COM
posed of players whose ages range from II
to 20, for $40 a side. Challenges shoald be
sent to Manager Goodman, care of the
Boston Clothing company.
Ferdinand Godleip is anxious to meet his
ND r-k~ ,r a. L.
somewhere in the vicinity OF Helena. Any
one knowing the whereabouts of the party
referred to will confer a favor BY sending
or leaving word at Atlantic garden, 2O9
North Main street.
Montana, the horse which B. G. Holly
recently bought from Hugh Kirkendall for
$4,000. came in first in a mile and one-si1-
cellent time of 1:50I; and three days later
captured a mile race IN lag against q field
of excellent horses.
The following transfers were filed with
County Clerk Tooker yesterday: A. Nc
Mullen to Elijah A.. Little. the Fine granite
quarry near B~oxendale. $500; George r.
stowell to Franklin r. Wallace, portion of
lots twelve and thirteen, block three, Hell
ena original townsits. $500.
Mart Mitchell of Mitchelrs ranch, SAYS
that donations of clothing for children,
varying in age from twelve months to sew
enteen years. together with provisions, if
left at the Helena club livery stables will
be delivered by him to the Anderson family
recently left destitute by the food in
Priekly Pear canyon.
Surveyor-General Eaton is quoted by the
Livingston Herald as saying that the
republican party was confronted by one of
the hardest contests in its history; that
such meu as Quay, Plat and Clarkson
made the fight of their lives at the couven-
tion, and should Harrison be elected it
would mean their political death; and it
looked very much like as if they would not
help Hurrison very much.
Moore Chapter. U. D., was organized
June u by ID. d. Moore, D. d. G. f.. p, at
Helena. The following officers were in
stalled: J: P. Ball ST., Fl. p; c. Brown,
king; II. Maxwell, G.. sorihs; Il. l.. War
field, Capt. H.; G. M. Lse, P. S. j.; j. Car
penter, +. A. Capt; G.. c. Garvey, G.. M.
first "; A. Sidney. G. M. second ": F. II.
Simmens, G.. NJ. third "; B. +. Starkey.
secretary; J. E. w. Clarke, treasurer; j. W.
Carmichael, tyler.