The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-11
JoTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

l&E aG WTNTF-TT EM ~ 4M&
The United States circuit and diasrict
courta will he in seasion At 10 a. m, to-day.
George Booker haa made n contract with
James Mason for the erection Of q reai-
dsncs IN Pine street to cost $s,0N.
a spsciai meeting Of the /. O.O ,. waa
hsld II tho Ysmpls EmAnu-El ysstarday
on businsaa connected with tho order.
Bishop Brewer administered the rite Of
confirmation at the morning services or
Sunday u st. Peters Episcopal church.
Passover services will begin az 'Iemple
Emanu-El this evening at $3.50. DR.. Sehnl-
man il expected home to-day from Salt
Lake.
Prssidsnt Reid, Of the college OF Mon
tana, ocaupisd the pulpit OF the CongrcRa-
tionAls church on Benton avenue yesterday
morning.
There will be N important meeting Of
the Board Of Trade Wednesday evening.
Prsaidsnt Hsth hopes there will be . good
attendance.
Tbs many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
johnson, q East Helsna. extend sympathy
to the bsrsAvsd couple over the loss OF their
infant son, William George.
Al. Duncan, special government land
agent. u IN Madison county, looking after
applicants to cut timber. and other matters
connected with the public lands.
A meeting Of the Helena school trustees
has besn called for to-day to take mp tho
nlAbL6F Oh G0Q1nE a pMTt Oh tRG HHEf1hO0
avenue school grounds to the city.
Under the present arrangement OF run
ming trains over tho Northern Pacific Nos.
!. and Q will carry the regular mails, while
Nos. 8 and 4 will carry through mail only.
There will be a special meeting OF the city
coEnoil this evening to act upon the petit
tion Of Barnard Brown for q recount of the
votes in the Second ward for the short term
aldsrmanship.
La Vha ChnNrA IN tirnA m thn$ Norkhorn
Pacific has made some changes among the
conductors but none on the run between
Helena and Livingston whore Conductors
Loasby and Lauehlin still have charge.
George Wakefield, who has had tbs man
agement Of park transportation under the
the reported sale Of his stock to Huntley &
Clarke, of Helena. who we're last year
granted the transportation privileges in
the park, is wholly without foundation.
A Salt Lake paper says that DR.. Samuel
Schulman, of Temple Emanu-El, Helena,
preached in Salt Lake last Friday evening
at Temple B'nai Israel. The exchange says
he delivered an eloquent and able discourse
on the Revelation in the Bush,s' and that.
though q young man, he is one Of the ablest
and most eloquent pulpit dlyines in the
country.
William Coyns, Of Marysville, has re-
ceived a letter from Charles Reynolds, for
nl6Ely C16Ek O1 bu6 Q1SbEACb GOuib Ak u6t6NA.
Mr.. Reynolds is now in Rome. He writes
that he will make q tour Of the continent
and return to America about July L. He is
largely Interested in Helena real estate and
c~ontemplates making some improvements
to his property.
Don't overlook Gov. Toole's Arbor day
proclamation setting apart April 10 for the
purpose of planting trees, identifying
homes cemeteries, highways, public grounds
and landscapes. Those who teach in public
schools are especially requested to direct
and train the thoughts Of the youth in tree
planting and decorating by the practical
observance of the day.