The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-11
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

A. j. Kleinen died ut Blackfoot May ..
aged 81 years.
Two arrests for vagrancy were he only
ones made by the police yesterday.
Workmen were busy yesterday kalsomin-
ing the city Jail and the narshaps office.
A trolley wire on Main street, extending
from Sixth avenue a considerable distance,
tell last evening.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
Board of Trade this evening. A full at
tendance ID requested.
Tonight at Encore nall there will be a
rob sarssl Of Madjoon. A full a~ttsndance
viii be appreciated by the management.
Mat. BOSNIAN. has sold to George w.
Grahsm and Mrs. Hattie Marks. lots 8. s,
16 and II. block $40. E~asterly addition,
$4,000.
Mra. Hedges received q telegram yestsr-
terday from G. W. Cannon. which says that
Mrs. Cannon ia now pronounced out OF
danger by her physician.
The June Bulletin Of the Great Northern
railway will contain d number OF Helena
prasent public and private buildings.
Contractor Palmer kept several teams
hasv Yesterday hauling wooden blocks pre-
paratory to beginning the paving OF Main
street. The contractor says no ls ready TO
begin work.
Notices of location OF mining olaims have
been filed AZ follows: May lode. Helena
district. by George NJ. Peppard, ct a.; B.
and R. Relocation lode, Colorado Rulsh, by
j. s. Morsland.
Manager Robinson tslegraphed from
Msry,yille yesterday that the fire in the
Drum Lummon il under control. The
damage is slight. and work has not been
seriously interfored with. -
There will be a dramatic entertainment
at Encore hall Friday evening for the bene-
it OF St. Peters parish school. An s1oellent
programme has been prepared and there ID
every promise of a large attendance.
suut. J. c. MeGinn, of the Piaksrton
Detective agency. passed through Helena
With a prisoner whom he arrested at Fair
haven, Wash, on the charge of stealing
money and tickets from the Northern Pa
cifie railroad.
The artesian we'll is now down $40 feet,
but the contractors are not able to bore
very fast, owing to the hardness of the
srouna. Veins of water are being contin-
ually struck, and the outlook is good for q
heavy artesian now.
Work began yesterday at Great Falls or
the Boston IL Montana company's electro
lytic refining plant. 1t will take fou1
month"; to complete. and the machinery
and buildings involve an expenditure Of
half \ million dollars.
mHHARAI SOOlicJ. VA Ii oAAol
. mine at Unionville. reports work progrsss
$ ing very we'll on that property. A c%ontrac
: was let yesterday to run zoo feet of levels
and affairs will soon DO in shape to pua
. development with greater speed.
The INDEPENDENT Publishing cempan,
was Yesterday made the official printer O
tho A. Q. q. W. convention. its bid beini
\ the lowest. During tho aepsion of tho su
prsme lodge the proceedings of each da
arc printed for the use of the Members.
The st. Paul Dispatch Of May 6 says th
le eastern delesAtss TO tho meeting of the 81
n preme lodge A. o. q. w., in Helena mel
month, have selected their route from Chi
eago westward as follows: From Chicag
to st. Paul via the Chicago, Milwaukee
If st. Paul; st. Paul to Helena via the Gre,
Northern.
id r. H. Holmes and Margaret Brown, tw
IS young people of Butte, neither of age, rt
ly away from Boulder Monday, whore thu
o. had been stopping, and eams TO Helena
be married. Marshal Calvin had be,
en- notified, rrevsnted the insurance of u
as license, and took the couple into custod
e The young lady spent Monday evening
II, tho marahai's residence and the would
er- groom ut thu Jail. The marshal took the
u over to Boulder yesterday.
II. 1rsmming had . horse stolen fro
ny him inst night. He made q call at
corner of Eleventh avenue and Evil
strset about nine o'clock, hitching
horse to a post at the curb. He had har'
d. sntsIed the house before he heard the =
NAL 1allspinR away. II Is supposed to b.
been stolen by 4 thief whom the pol
aee were chasing. The horse had on = sad
asst and bride, and was branded with a b.
q jack on the right shoulder and hip.