The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-15

The Central Loyal Temperance legion
meets this afternoon. at three O'Clock, in
the Broadway NJ. Z. church. "
At the labor meeting at Assembly hall
this evening a committee will make its re-
port on the Chinese question.
Proof of annual representation has been
made of the Eureka lode. in Scratch
Gravel district, by John Knooke.
The state board of land commissioners
will sell at the court house next Monday ali
the sections and university selections in
this county that have been appraised.
The Division encampment Of the Sons of
Veterans, including Montana, Utah and
Idaho, meets in Helena next Monday. The
session will continue about three days.
demurrer was argued before Judge
Hunt yesterday in the case of Charles
Chester for illegal voting at the city cleo
ton. The case was taken under advise
meni.
DR.. w. N. Billiard has put in a fully
| equipped laboratory, and ia fully prepared
to conduct and perform chemical ANALYSIS
in toxicology and matters affecting public
health.
Eliza Hassan filed a suit in the district
court yesterday to recover damages in the
sum of y 1881 IL for a stock of drugs seized
by J. I. lingley, at Philipsburg, on June
20, 1891.
Of Algeria Temple, A. A. @. N. Nj. S., of
this city, was recently elected an honorary
member of Sahara Temple, located at Pine
Bluff, Ark.
Nancy |. Lytle, of Lucille, Choteau
county. has appropriated q water right of
200 inches of the waters of the south fork
of Sun river, in Lewis md Clarke county,
for irrigation purposes.
The Mulian Pass Mining company has
ham r,o ~ H., I,-l ID ~ -
Alfred P. Lobers and John r. Miller with
q capital stock of $40, 900. Operations will
be carried on in Lewis and Clarke county,
Tho artesian we'll is now down about $50
feet. Work has been suspended for about
six weeks. pending he arrival of toola from
the east. 1t is believed operators will begin
again within a week, and that there will be
1000 feet, or water, oil or gas has been
struck.
The Northern Pacific has just issued an
elegant new edition of "A Ramble Through
Wonderland" a pamphlet descriptive of
the country t ibutary to the Northet n Pa
citie from st. Paul to Alaska. The book is
profusely and handsomely illustrated. The
new manual of the road continuing the now
double through train time tables has also
been issued
An adjourned meeting of the board of
medical examiners will be held Mt Butte,
April 20. for the purpose of conducting ex-
Rminations for permanent certificates, aud
the transaction of such other business as
may come before the board. According to
a recent decision of the supreme court it is
necessary that every person who desires to
practice medicine, surgery or midwifery II
Montana must present their credentials be-
fore doing so to the board.
On Easter Sunday. the M. Il. church on
broadway will have a young peoples SER
vice in the evening, and Roy. Rollins will
preach an appropriate sermon in the morn
ing. The committee on decoration wishes
all the members of the church, who have
plants, cut lowers or canary birds, that
can be used for decoration, to leave word
at the journal Publishing c%ompany's store
in care of Mr.. Ward. or bring them to tho
church carly Sunday morning.
Reports from Washington are to tho Of
feet that the Helena military post bill is in
excellent shape. There are two or three
members Of the house who object to tho
consideration of any bill of its character,
but the rules committee ia said to have
promised a special order setting npars April
70 for the consideration of bills reported
from the committee on military affairs,
among which will DO tho Helena army post
bill. The bill Ia ready to 20 through the
senate committee any time, but it Ia
thought wise to wait for some action in the
house.