The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-06
JOITINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The total registration in the two Helena
districts up to last night was 2, 754.
J.. B. Terhune has located the Copper
Bell lode, in Gladstone creek district.
Tickets for the Columbian ball are for
sale at Pope & Connor's, Woodmsn g. San
ders, Cans d Klein, and DR.. Waite's Office.
The ball game to-day will be called at
three p. m. AS il will be the last game in
Helena this season there should be a large
attendance.
Charles o. Broxon, James Miller Smith.
John M. Foster and Eben F. Fleming were
admitted to practice yesterday by the su-
p:enle court.
Every voter, irrespective of politics, 10
expected to be present at the auditorium
this evening and aid in the organization of
a capital club.
All member of Myrtle lodge No. 3, X. p,
and sojourning knights IRE invited to be
present at the meeting this evening. Work
in the third rank.
Naomi Rebekah deg rec lodge, No. l, /. O.
Q. f., meets every FIRST and third Thurs
days at 1880 L. m. All members are re-
Quested to be present.
Fifteen applicants for licenses to prac-
tice medicine IN Montana are undergoing
an examination at the Hotel Helena, before
the state board of medical examiners.
Capt. j. V. Stafford, of the Avalanche
tohoh, "os III ho OiGY JcbleTuhy. lie
brought with him specimens of damask
and Weaver plunls raised on his farm this
year. He also has a fair crop OF apples.
Henry Roth. arrested on the charge of
attempting to commit burglary at the resi-
dence of Emil Kluge, had a hearing before
Police Magistrate Gage yesterday and dis
charged on account of lack OF evidence.
In a letter dated Sept. ID, 1892. Miss
Mollie Jockey, writing from Berlin, Ger
many, says: mo cholera here, and we
would almost forget there was such thing
II We did not see American newspapers. 1t
is still bad in Hamburg, however,"
Bryan Fitzgerald had q preliminary hear
ing before Judge Gage Yesterday on the
charge of highway robbery, and was held
for the action OF the district court. 40
cording to Fitzgerald theirs was another
man concerned in the affair, who put up the
job. but who escaped.
AT the trustees monthly meeting, held
yesterday, the Montana Mineral Land De-
velopment company. of Helena. declared
a dividend of 10 cents per share, derived
from profits earned through the sale of
mineral lands. Another like dividend will
be paid in January, 1893.
In another column will be found a state
msnt of the condition of the American
National bank. An examination of the
hgutes indicate n very healthy growth. Tho
American is one of the new banks, AMI yet
suoWs ueposits Oh HourIf S3UD,DDD, sur -
plus fund Of 5000 and undivided profit &
amounting to $12. 663. 81. $3.50
There was not a quorum present last
night at the Board of Trade rooms. A
committee 10 at work arranging for the COL
ebration of Columbus Day on Oct, q. II
IL the intention of the Board of Trade to
have excursion trains run into Hslena from
all parts of the state at reduced ratas al
tho timo of the celebration.
The Butte Miner of yesterday contains
the following dispatch from Washington;
by thu direction of the secretary Of war
Lieutenant Colonel Marshall l. Ludineton.
deputy quhrtermaster general. will proceed
TO Helena and Fort Assinaboine, and to
such other points aa he may bo directed NV
the q~uartetmastsr general on official bust
ness connected with the qnartermaster's
depag tment."