The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-30
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Henry Meyer, the popular steward of the
Montana club, is the father of q big, bounc-
ing baby boy.
Ike Hays. the Helena heavyweight will
moor to a finish.
stenoerapher Schmitt. of departm ent No.
2 of the district court, is spending his vaca-
ton in the national park.
The board Of managers of tho working
women's home will meet at two O'Clock p.
m. to-day at Mrs. Hillman's.
The county board of equalization will be
in session again next Wednesday to con-
slider grievances of taxpayers.
There will be regular league schedule
games at Athletic park to-day and to-mor-
row between Philipsburg and Helena.
Manager Hart. of the Alhambra Hot
Springs, that q ball will be
given at that popular resort August 5.
A lien for $131.25 for labor performed
has been fled by Andrew Halverson against
the Dorre mining claim in Vaughn district.
The tennis grounds ut the corner of
Breckenridge and Ewing street are a favor
ite resort for young people after shutdown.
Miss Jennie Terry, who was telegraph op-
orator At The Helena and later at the Broad
water, died in Chicago last week Of typhoid
fever.
The paving Of Main street has progressed
DIS lhE h6 tu6 DAllSy DlOCh, Auu Will pEOD-
ably not reach Sixth avenue before Tues
dav night.
The Helena batting order for to-day will
be HURON r. f., Hueston 3d.. Tullsy O.,
Crotty o., Strothers h., Dunuing !. f.,
Darby c. f.. Britain 8. g.. Munday b., Ward
sub.
1.-The Midnight Alarm" hold the boards
at Ming's opera house last night. 1t is q
melodruma in every sense of the word, with
ucr,o la, n fr1l n1n~nrr n~l - A-l-
msrkable plot.
Kid Ryan. of Butte. writes TO THE INDz-
LINDEN saving he will make a match with
any man in the state weighing 118 pounds,
give or take five pounds, for a finish fight
IN r certain lumber Of rounds for from
$3.50 to $500 a side.
As soon as Sheriff Jefferis receives some
necessary furnishings for the new county
Jail building the prisoners in the Temporary
Jail, at the corner of Fifth avenue and
Ewing street, will be transferred to the
new place.
The land department of the Northern
Pacific sold 81. l02 acres of land during the
month of April. The total sales from July
l, 1891, to April 80, 1892, were AS, Alb acres
for 81 O7 COG, against 232, It's acres for
Sl,l94, 1913 in the same period of 1S9O-9l.
On Sunday afternoon at 3:45 Francis
Murphy will address the people of Helena
~ osaSSb CAulCus lJH
this trip Mr.. Murphy is accompanied by his
son, who IS also eminent as a temperance
orator. The public is cordially invited.
Capt. I. P. Fuller. OF this city, has pre-
sented to Wadsworth post of the Grand
Army a handsomely framed photograph of
Cen. Pierce. and aides OF the Second army
corps, Hancock's brigade. Capt. Fuller, who
was IN the Nlnetv-1hird New York reei-
ment, was one of Gen. Pierce'a aides. Fla
and three other aides and one OF the sur
geons, are IN the photograph with Gen.
Pierce.
A fishing party will leave Helena to-mor-
row Tor st. Hary's lake in the Blackfoot
county. They will 20 by rail to Fort Bel
KNAPP and thonce by wagon forty miles to
the lake. The pa sy is made up of J. b.
Clayberg, Associate Justice De Witt, judge
hunt, Lou Wells, james b. Wells, y. G.
hilI atrIok, }. 5. Iooker, T. H.. Klein
schmidt, Charles Sanders, of Denver, and
several others. They expect to be gone
tn GO weeks.
Deeds filed for record with the comfy
elerk Yesterday were: $. A. Witherbee to
thas. =. Dole, individual seven thirty
second interest to 100 acres on American
bar. $1,000; Metro Nj. Simpson to A.. p.
Dodge d Co., lot lG. block X, Blake addi-
tloh; Iatt of block 5i5, Helena townaite
lot -, block 5i2, Helena townsite, BIG. 600:
Geo. +. Dlbert TO Fred A. Fuller, northerIy
NORTON OF lots . and e, block $50, Helena
townslte, $2,35O; W.. +. Norris to Fannie n,
Norris. lots 5 and G. block 9, Parchen add
ton, : ,4UU; Emma L. Fey to Joseph Few
Ma NWll, sI4 NW4 and NWI MEL
section IA. township Ia, north of range {
west, $1,000.