The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-23

Wadsworth Post G. A. r. held its regular
meeting last night in the hall n Park ave-
nue.. a
Northern Pacific trains arrived in Helena
Yesterday on the new schedule and on
time.
Two more cars and all the machinery and
equipment for the Rapid Transit company's
lines arrived in Helena yesterday.
Charles Henry Mathers, Of Marysville,
has been bound over to appear before the
district court on a charge of selling mort
gagged property.
The Newlan creek mines. which bid fair
to gain some prominence in the near future,
are located fifteen miles northwest of
White Sulphur Springs.
Proof Of annual representation OF the
Fairview, Webb Consolidated. and Meter
lodes. in the Ten Mile district, has been
filed with the county clerk.
The actual results of farming in Gallatin
valley i'll 1891 are set forth in u little four
page pamphlet, hundreds of which were re-
ceived in Helena yesterday.
1here will be a meeting of the society to
aid the Russian refuRees next Sunday even
ing at seven O'Clock in the basement of
Temple Emanu-El. All are cordially in
vitod. a#
The Teachers Reading circle will meet
at the high school room this evening at
sslc " SkoSAs bAo ~
notice the hour and be prompt in their at
tendance.
Justice of the Peace Fleischer has Sc
cured new and commodious rooms for his
court in the Horsky building, corner of
Main and Sixth venue. TIL new quarters
are just across the hall from the old office.
Articles of INCORPORATION were fled with
the secretary Of state yesterday Of the Mis-
aoula Hotel company, incorporated by 4.
G. England, William Kennedy, John M.
Keith, G. II. Mcleod and Z. G. Marshall, of
Missoula. The capital stock is $780, COO.
Invitations are out for the lecture to be
delivered by the Rev. T. d. Kelsey. Sc. D..
on Montana Flora" this evening ct eight
O'Clock at q. A. r. Hall. The lecture will
be delivered under tue auspices Of the
Scientific and Literary society of Helena.
State Superintendent Cannon. Hon. w.
E. Cullen and Dr.. j. b. Atehison have not
been notified to act as an examining board
for applicants for the Montana codetship at
West Point. 1t was stated that these gen-
tlemen would examine applicants on
Feb. 10.
Locations were filed with County Clerk
Tooker yesterday, al follows: Lodas Louise,
Red Mountain, by Albert Schank; Augusta,
Dry gulch. by James Zouhack; placer, 120
acres near Towhead gulch, by Timothy
Wilcox: forty acres on the Missouri river,
by N. Hilger.
A subscription paper is being circulated
in Montana and Wyoming for the purpose
of breaking up the band of horse thieves
that infest Park county, Montana. and FIRE.
mont, Big Horn and Johnson counties,
Wyoming. The stockmen hope to raise
$4,000. .=- 49," --. 0% "-
The Cooke City mining district, in Park
county. has effected a permanent organiza-
ton for tho collection of mineral speci-
mems of the New World mining district for
exhibition at the Worlds fair. It is pro-
posed to make the exhibit equal to that of
any district in the state.
Articles of incorporation of the Volcano
Gold Mining company, to operate in Deer
Lodge county, were filed with the secre-
tarv Of state yesterday. The capital stock
is 81, SOC, COO. g. T. M%ussigbrod, Willard
Bennett and w. w. Turney, Of Deer Lodge
county, are the incorporators.
Paul Dogge went to Salt Lake yesterday
to see his father. kilograms sent from
Helena to the chief Of police of Salt Lake,
asking about DR.. O.. H. Dogge, have been
answered to the effect that there is no DIR.
o. II. Dogge there, but there is a DIR. O. II.
Briggs. from Helena. Paul Dogge has gone
to see if Briggs and Dogge are one and the
same.