The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-06
JoTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

Agent Edgar had n large number OF cali
era vt his reception yesterday.
Members OF congregation Emanu-M will
elect officers for the ensuing year to-day.
The stockholders Of the First National
bank will Tomorrow elect directors for the
ensuing year.
The Lall of she Swedish dramatic
society at Turner hall last night was 4
great success.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Catholic Knights Of America this afternoon
at three o'clock.
The ball Of the Locomotive Firemen
March IL, ut Electric hall, promises to be
largely attended.
One OF the members Of the Chinese Sun
day school class wns christened in st. Pc
ter'a church yesterday afternoon.
Tim Mulvehill waived examination be-
fore Judge Sanders Yesterday and was held
in $500 bail for court to answer the charge
of burglary.
The Frances Il. Willard union will hold
their fifth Denorest medal contest IN
Adams hall. Monday evening, March z. at
eight O'clock.
The Sapphire and Ruby company OF
Montana is receiving bids for zoe, GOO fest
of lumber to be used in building fumes on
Eldorado bar.
The hearing in the case in which q we'll
known young man is the Interested party,
| SeB IOT yesterday, NuS pOstPOA0N Ny OAAko
Sanders till Tomorrow.
Friday evening was severely criticised by
Rabbi Schulmann in his discourse at Tenn
pie Emanuel yesterday.
'Chick'' Rodgers, the champion weller
weight of Montana. is ready to meet M
one Of his class, black or white. Dude"
Johnson, OF Helena, preferred.
A. move is on foot to establish a factory
E>r tLn >r,,fnotrrn - 1N s,roOrnu4#@ ouH
brushes. I. A. Reineck, q practical man, Is
in the city arranging the details.
The case Of Anna Muller VI. Sally Back
has been appealed from the district court
to the supreme court. It is a legal fight
between two residents Of the south part Of
the town over real estate.
The national banks have been called up
on by the comptrollsfof the treasury for a
statement Of their condition at the close Of
business March /. The American pub
fishes its statement to-day.
"A new catalogue of the Helena free pub
lie library has Just been issued. 1t is from
the presses Of the G. x. Wells company and
is an excellent piece Of work. The catalogue
was complied by Librarian Leslie Sulgrove.
Tommy Gillen, an eastern light weight
/ boxer, who is giving exhibitions at the Col
iseum, has been matched to stop Sid Hunt
ingdon in six onnds. The match will
come off at the Coliseum on Friday night
next.
The historical advertisements Of Cans 4
Klein. on the fist page, are attracting a
good deal Of attention. Every day thore is
given some condensed historical fact, of
which the issue in which it appears is the
anniversary. 5%E 4~ """ @%%"
The alarm of fire about six O'Clock yes
terday afternoon took the departo
ment to the Sixth ward, beyond
the railroad tracks. The fire was in the
house of Mrs. NJ. A. Doyle, on Walnut
street. Damage S25.
ton in the x. n. G. A. lecture course. The
subject will be, "Brains-How to Make a
Few Go a Long Ways The lecture will
be given Tuesday evening next, and will
undoubtedly draw q good crowd.
Hon. John T. Finerty, accompanied by
Manager John Mcguire, will arrive in
Helena at 1926 p. N. to-day over the North
reception. He will speak On Robert Emmett
at the opera house Monday night.
A strong endeavor will be made in Hell
ena this year to have Arbor day generally
observed, by the planting of trees by the
children at their homes. Gov. Toole ia
sued his proclamation early, SO that trees
could be ordered in time. It comes on
April 10.
The event of the season will be the con-
cert given under the auspices of the First
Presbyterian church in their new building,
on the evening OF March II. The best local
talent. both vocal and instrumental, will
participate. No lover of music should miss
this treat.
The Rapid Transit company had consid-
cradle trouble with the curve on the corner
of Grand and Jackson streets, yesterday,
three cars jumping the track. In the after
noon a force of men was get to work to put
it in order, and the prospect is that things
will run smoothly hereafter.
The Ida May mine, near Jefferson, in
which W. E.. Norris is half owner, has, at
the depth of only ten feet, opened up a phe-
n%omenally rich prospect. At the surface
the lead was four inches and assayed 218
ounces in silver. At ten feet the lead is
five feet wide and has eighteen inches OF
solid ore, running BIG ounces in silver and
S22 in gold.
Articles of incorporation of the following
companies were filed with the secretary of
state yesterday: Judith Stock company, by
G. Il. Hassett, E. L. Brock, Frank Hassett.
Of Fergus county, capital 5000 600; Hicks
Park Mining company, by G. I. Busha.
John Renfro, L. B. Crandell, G. M. Hatch,
A. Whitney and III. K. Stone. to operate in
the Boulder district, Park county, capital
$4,000.
A recent issue of the Evening Times, pub.
lished at Ann Arbor, Mich, gives an ac-
count OF Il democratic mock convention
held at the university. A. l. Loeb, OF
Helena, WAS made chairman, and on accept
ing the chair he made a ringing speech, in
which he denounced the tariff and de-
manded reform. He was tho only Montana
boy whose name appears among those par
t ticipating. The boys we're pretty vel
divided in sentiment, the claims of GRAY
r Cleveland, Hill, Carlisle and Boies being
advocated.
MIR. Thomas Greenwood, who left HeIens
Thursday on a flying trip to the Fluthea1
country, returned On last evenings train
having been successful in tlnding hi
s daughter ut u point near Demersville. HI
met Geo. Stowe, the deputy sheriff of Mis-
4 sonla county, whose home ia at Demers
vile, and found him a very clever nnt
J courteous gentleman. Mr.. Greenwood say
there Is but very little ice left in the Flat
y head lake, and that ha experienced no diff
Fl ficulty in crossing. He reports that tn
Great Northern is laying from n mile and
q quarter to d mile and Il half of track pc
3 day.
I Glassware at New York prices at Wcinslein's
Send to T. E. PowerG Co. for your oats an
hay.
y Solitaire diamonds at S., $40. $50, $40, 81.
500, up to $500 at the j. Steinnletz Jewelr
com pany's. VIM ii. Bailey, assignee.
TO Contractors. --.