The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-17
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

-Four DRINKS was the extent Of the bust
ness done by the police Yesterday.
"A county road has been opened from Ho-
gan postotfice to Dearborn canyon.
There should be ! big attendance at the
meeting Of the Hendricks democratic club
this evening.
v. H. Coombs has sold two lots in tha
Northern Pacific addition for $1,000 to A.
E. Hammond.
The county commissioners have approved
the plat Of the Burlington addition to ths
city of Helena. rS.-
The Little Sampson and Lone Tree lodel
in Colorado district have been located by
John w. Bsahm.
Bobby Gaylor gives q matinee to-day for
the ladies' and children. He makes his last
appearance tonight.
Billy Sears has the contract for building
two vaults of cut granite rock in the new
cemetery for Mrs. Nioholson.
Albert Zeieer has sold to Charles 8. Dale
an undivided one-eighth interest in eighty
acres Of placer ground in this county for
$3.50.
Mrs. Lambertou's adult dancing class
meets this evening at Calumet hall. The
juvenile class meets every Saturday after
noon at the Same place at three O'Clock.
The state board of pardons will taks up
to-day the case of Michael Dooney, the spe-
ciAl policeman now in the penitentiary at
Dee. Lodge for shooting q man on Rodney
street.
Mrs. Templeton, mother OF Prof. ]. G..
Templston. died at the university yester-
day. Ihe funeral services will be held ut
the university, Friday, at two p. m. Friends
are invited.
The locomotive frsmen have made ar
engagements with the Rapid Transit cam
pany for cars to run all night for the ac-
c~ommodation of those who attend the bali
at Electric hail..
formed y partnership with B.. F. Fowler,
who has been connected with the Rocky
Mountain Telegraph company here for
some time past.
The state APT reputation for ths present
fiscal year for bounties was $1,000 OF
this amount 50, 600 has already been paid
out and ths balance will be exhausted next
week whom the state board of examiners
meets.
The committee appointed by the Mon
tana State Teaohers' association to fsrmu-
late a plan for the preparation of an edu-
c%ational exhibit for the Worlds fair, has
issued a neat little pamphlet, outlining the
work it is proposed to DO.
Owing to the illness of some of tho par
Elephants, the concert, which was to have
beon given this evening for the benefit of
the First Presbyterian church, has been
postponed for two weeks. and will be given
Thursday evening, March 81.
Col. Broadwster and family arrived at
Genoa last Saturday. The party will
spend u week in italy and then begin the
homeward voyage. Tn trip FROM New
York to Gibraltar was a very rough one, Il
heavy gale prevailing almost all the time.
Manager Nick Williams. of tho Coliseum,
will vary his programme this evening by
giving a aet-to botwsen Chick Rodgers, the
champion welterweight of Montana. and
Jack Stone. 1t wilt be a six-round contest
for scientific points. Added interest is at
taohed to the event from the fnct that the
mon themselves have a. side bet up on the
result.
Frank A. Fallen, OF Placer, has started an
industry that will undoubtedly prove
. oftahIe to himself and of benefit to the
state. It is the manufacture of bone fer
%tilizers, cracked bone for chickens md bone
ash for assnyere. He has Il plant that will
turn out about eight tons q month, the
machinery coming from Stoney Run. Pa.
He has already established quite II trade
and undersells the eastern dealers.
The following companies filed articles of
incorporation with this secretary of stnto
yesterday: The Thorpe Live Stock COM
pnny, to do business in Beaverhead county
with headqua1 tera at Dillon. Florence Il.
ne the incorporators. The capital stock in
S42.00 in 500 shares. Bozeman Milling
company, by William ii. Davis, John Nj.
Robinson. i. Brook Martin, Thomas Reese
aud Walter Cooper. The compan pro-
pose to do business in Montana, idaho,
Utah, Washington and Wyoming. The
capital stock ia $4,000 in 500 shares.