The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-18

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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.
James j. Thomas has located 100 acres Of
placer ground on French Bar.
Mayor K~leinschmidt distributed hun
dreda Of shsmrocks to Hclena voters yes
to-day.
A picture Of the auditorium q il will
look when completed il on exhibition at
Cans u Kleins'.
Bobby Gaylor concluded his engagement
at MinR's last evening, playing to Z fair
sized and 9 we'll pleased audience.
Mrs. Lamsy entertained ! number q her
friends At - social game OF whist Tuesday
evening 1t her home on Phoenix avenue.
a report ~. rsoeived from Placer ysster-
day that Bsnjamin Irsloir. employed in
ths II. ~ II. mine, had been. killed BY 1
cave.
Attorney 7. Q. Penny, who has resided in
Fsrt Benton for nearly I yesr, has removed
with his family TO Great Falls, where he
will hereafter live.
Al the labor meeting at Assembly hall
this evening, the Chinese question will
close, and3tAs next subject for debate will
be decided by vote.
The Central Loyal Tempsrancs Legion
meets this afternoon in the Broadway NJ.
=. church. Members should try to be on
hand promptly after school.
Work on the street at Wood and Main
streets, whore . large force OF men are
handling picks and shovels. denotes the
approach Of the spring election.
Thos. Henry, of Marysvills. on behalf Of
James Levitt. challenges Chick Rodgers to
q fight, Qusensbury rules. II is to be to a
finish, 800 to $500, to take place within
two weeks either ii Mnrysville Of Helena.
Tbs Helena Catholic Dramatic sosisty
presented the play my Geraldine''.a 81.
Aloysius hall last evening in = vary credit
able manner. There Wal a good attend
ancs, and the affair was . pronounced auo-
cess.
Louis Blanc and M. s. Eisner. represent
ing the benevolent order of B'nai Birth,
addressed quite I large audience ar Temple
Emanu-El last evening. The prospects are
bright for the institution Of a lodge Of the
order in Helena.
Tho ladies' Aid society, OF the Grand
Street. NJ. e. church South, will hold a re-
esption at tho residence Of Mrs. w. G.
Preuitt. 342 North Rodney street. this even
ing. Members of the congregation and
friends are cordially invited.
The colorsd democrats did not organize a
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members Of the lodge in whose hall the
meeting was to DO held to having q politi-
cal meeting in the lodge room. Another
room will DO secured and . meeting held
next week.
Ex-Gov. White, chairman of tho republi-
can state COMMITTEES, has fixed May 8 as
the date for holding the convention to elect
v~sntion. The place Of meeting has not
been designated though it will probably be-
Missoula.
Ths young people OF ths Baptist church
will hold a sociable at the house OF Mrs.
Henry Neill, 9l7 sixth avenue this evening.
An excellent musical programme has been
arranged and an enjoyable tims is anti
oipatsa. A most cordial invitation 10 OK
tended to all.
Sarah Irving was before Judge Sanders
Yesterday charged with taking G pocket
book containing $12 from the proprietor Of
a saloon on Clore street, Il WAS alleged
that she put her arms About his neck and
while carossing him took the money. The
evidence was 80 slight that the judge dis
missed her.
Early rissrs living at Kenwood wsre
magnificent deer that same down from the
hills to within a few hundred yards OF the
residence of VIM. Muth. He was seen by a
dog and run back to the mountains. The
same animal has been seen three times since
jan. l in that vicinity.
In Butte the other day General Agent 3.
H. Langley, Of the Great Northern, told
= reporter that the general Office. of that
road would NOT BE- moved to Great Falls.
superintendent johnson will probably
make his headquarters there, but the gen
eral freight. passenger and enginsers' Of
fees will remain in Helena.
Tn pupils of tho sisters school visited
the rooms of the Montana Historical So
ciety yesterday and were pleasantly enter
tbs many historical relics of which he il
the custodian, giving them ut the same
time same Montana hlatory. Col. Wheeler
would be happy to have visits at any tims
from students.
Mrs. A. Eklund. of sO2 Breckenridge
street. gave al elegant dinner Tuesday, the
10Th, in honor of her mothers 63d birth
beautiful. Those present were: Mesdames
Fredricks, kolarup, Tampkins, Clafin,
O'Connor, Williams. Asmussen, Temple
ton, koSer. Boston, Cakes, Willybs. Allen
and Fitzpatrick.
This lease Of the auditorium grounds was
presented to the school trustees yesterday.
II will be signed by all the trustees an soon
as the objections Of Trustee Cans to some
OF the features of the lease nre overcome.
His main objection WAS to the pant allow
ing ten feet fof n sidewalk on the north
side of the building. The other trustees
find no fault with this, but Trustee Cans
thinks tho city should have only such land
AZ the building stands on.
Judge j. w. Clements will 20 to Groat
Falls to-day to secufe a continuance in tho
caSs of JEke Harris and to induce Judge
Benton TO reconsider his action in ordering
the bail forfeited. Judge Clements will
take with him csstiicutes from Drs.
Troecy, Atohison and Rooknan to the
effect that HarriB is in NO condition a. yet
to go to Great Falls to htAnd trial. With
thehe oertiticAtoR no trouble ~ anticipated
in securing continuance. The fact that
neither the bondkmen nor Harris expected
the case to BIS called when il was will no
doubt cause Judge Benton 10 vacate the
order declaring the bail forfeited.