The Helena independent., 1892-05-31
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

The auditorium will bs opened tonight
with grand ball.
The cattle round ups have been consid-
erably delayed by the backward spring.
The Helena and Victor Mining company
will pay dividend Of $4,000 tomorrow.
This win make total of $4,000 to date.
Reports from the shsspmen in western
Choteau county that their losses during the
lambing season did not exceed 10 per cent.
A new board walk is being laid on the
Bridge street side Of tho city hall, to give
the hre company there place to dry out
the hose.
An index Is to be placed in the lower hall
way Of the city hall directing those having
business with the departments to the Offices
they may be looking for.
Gov. P. H. Leslie received the sad news
yesterday telling him OF the death OF his
daughter. Mrs. ). S. Carlo, who died at her
home in New York city on the Goth.
There was light attendance NJ the rsgu-
lar weekly shoot of the Helena Rod and
Gun club near Kessler's yesterday after
noon. The shoot was clay pigeon sweeps.
The daily concerts at the Hotel Broad
water have been resumed, and the fine or
chestra that has tractsd 80 much atten-
tion will be heard every day during the
season.
A Chinaman named Doch Bow, was as
saultea by some boys on Fifth avenue yes
,e day and received a severe cut on the
back of the head from arock thrown by one
Of his assailants
There will be an important meeting of
the Hendricks Democratic club tom row
evening. Delegates will be chosen to the
state club convention at Bozeman and off,
GERS elected for the year.
Over 5000 crcula 8 inviting cooperation
in The mineral exhibit to be collected here
for transmission to the Chicago exposition.
have been seht out from the worlds fair
office to all parts of the state.
b. !. Minnich, who was arrested with
Mrs. Elsie Drake on a charge of adultery
Sunday night. was released on $500 bail
yesterday. The woman remained in Jail all
day, but was released at night.
There will be a meeting this afternoon at
three o'clock of members of the com mittess
representing the A. o. U. w.. Sons of Vet
Grams, and the mining congress. It ls de-
sired that all sub committees be prepared
to report.
A bank has been established at the town
of ChoteRu with capital stock Of $50, 600.
The inoorporators are VIM. Ulm Goo.
Smith, Walter S. Barrett, Jas. Gibson,
Julius Hlrshberg. Solomon Cohen, VIM.
Hodgshirs.
Lovers of the drama will be pleased to
learn that Manager Remington has secured
for the l7th and 18th Of June Richard
Manifold and his company. Mr.. Mansfield
will produce ''Bsau Brummsp' and PAS
sion's Slave"
Secretary Ramsey. Of tho board of Worlds
fair managers. has received an invitation
to the dedication ceremonies of the exposi-
sion on Oct 12 and IS. It is a handsome ely
gotten up affair, on fine vellum paper. The
embsrs of the board have received similar
invitations.
Granville Stuart, president of tbs Histor-
ical society of Montana, has just received
from Russell B. Harrison tho pen with
which his distinguished father, the presi-
dent, signed the bill establishing the new
military post, Fort Harrison, near Helena.
It will be placed among the valuable histor-
ieal collections of the society, with many
thanks to ths donor.