The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-26
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

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A rich strike ID reported in the Cornu
copia mine at Neihart.
C. ii. Drinkwater has located a mill site
near the Empire aixty stamp mill.
Two lots in the Beck addition have been
sold to w. =. Votaw by +. II. Beck for 500.
Tho Bee Hive Fraction lode in Stempie
district has been located BY John A. Hud-
aon.
G. ii. Clark. city treasurer. will represent
Great Falls at the league meeting at Butte
to-day.
IA, MaoKnigbt will deliver his lecture
IN Napoleon at Great Falls next Tuesday
evening.
Carrie Morilon has sold lot II, block "A,
Northern Pacific addition, to John Bowel
for $l32.66,
Helena men are going TO start q bank in
Philipsburg under the name of the Mer-
ohants' and Miners.
Messrs. Muth and solomon leave for
Butte this morning to represent H0lena at
the meeting of the state ball league.
It il said That Ed Rowles has gotten Ike
Hayes md Jack Stone together at last, and
that articles for u fight will be signed to-
day.
Henry A. Root. n of the contestants in
the Davis will case, is in the city. He is
10 -oommittal Pm the reported compro-
mise.
4 DnAll@Sh Nv kuo HutSAS ghAONA q A6lAy& II
crease. Two of the leading houses were
compelled to turn guests away last night
because of lack of room.
City Marshal Sim says it is all q mis-
take about him being willing to wager
$1,000 on Angus Mcdonald carving the
Sixth ward in the aldermanio fight.
Jas. w. l1astin is q candidate for the
mayoraltv on an nnti-frae chicken plat
form. He will be supported by the anti
free dog, anti-free COW and anti-free goat
parties.
There will be a meeting of the Board OF
Trade next Wednesday evening. A number
of very important matters are to be consld-
cred, and it ia necessary that there be q full
attendance.
that a six-pound baby boy had come to
Mr.. and Mrs. George 0. Freeman. It should
have been stated that the young republican
weighed nine pounds.
There will be a meeting OF the Demo
cratic City central committee at the Hen
bricks club rooms this evening at eight
o'clock. II is desired that there be a full
attendance, "a business of Importance is to
be transacted.
G. c. Belmont, the informer in the Butte
o-leomargarine cases, is reported to have
left that city surreptitiously. He had been
taxed the costs in one Of the. cases be
brought, and he had either to pay them or
60 10 JAIL. 10 GOulu uOt pay, 81 LAG AaA
away. 5
The state irrigation pamphlet is now in
the hands of the printer. All the counties
save three have sent in reports OF the state
of irrigation. These are Beaverhead, JEFF
son and Lewis and Clarke. Unless received
in q few days they will not appear in the
pamphlet.
r. A. Harlow has sold to the Montana
Development company several tracts Of
1>pI ~, IS %ouvruht~a II aud IN north nf |
range 8 west, township 10. north OF range
2 west. and an undivided one-third interest
in lots q and %, block 81, Helena townsite;
consideration, $49,S00.
The Keystone and King Mining and
Milling company, of Garter, Mlssoula
county, filed its articles Of incorporation
yesterday with the secretary of state. Phil
Rourke, John G. Cronier, 0. Jeddress, Geo.
B. McCauley and F. M. Tibbetts are the
incorporators; capital stock, $1,O00,00O.
Mrs. D. D. Walker, OF Anaconda; Mrs. N.
=. Bielenberg, Of Deer Lodge; Mrs, Homer
Wilson, of Phiiipsbure; Mrs. Thomas Wier.
OF Granite; Ms. Annie McPhail. Of New
Chicago; Mrs. George Lyon, Of Drummond,
Cummings and Mrs. A.. 5. Turner, Of Fort
Benton; Mrs. a. S. Lehman, Of Chinook;
Mrs. John A. Kennedy and Mrs. J; 3.
Walmslev, of Chotsau; and Mrs. E. L.
Broadwater and Mrs. Geo. Z. Sanderson,
of Havre. have been named to assist the
lady board of managers for Montana in
collecting a woman's exhibit for the
Worlds fair.