The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-23
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The registration at Dearborn precinct is
"a, at Hogan 81 and at Middle Fork of the
Dearborn "A.
Milt Wilton, formerly police clerk. has
been quite sick at his homo on Brecken-
ridge street for some time.
The Lewis and Clarke Columbian Expo
sition association will meet Monday at
three O'Clock 2. n. at the Board of Trade
rooms.
Reports from the outside are that there
is a heavy migration of skunk in a south
erly direction, I'm indication of severe
weather.
The city council meets on Tuesday, when
some action ls likely to be- taken in regard
to the second shortage in the city treas
urer's accounts.
An error occurred in Mr.. W. Fred DUFF
fms announcement of his dancing school.
The evening stated should have been Sat-
urday, and not Sunday.
Rev. T. j. Garvin, of Chicago, will speak
at the Murphy Gospel Temperance Union
hall tonight. All welcome. Come and
bring a friend. Good singing and speak
ing.
The state prohibition committee refused
to accept the resignation OF Eva Nj. Hunter
as superintendent of public instruction and
that lady's name will appear on the official
ballot.
Ibis evening Uue Deopf' VI Ile!Sld Will
have an opportunity to hear about Nor
monism from a man who has lived AMONG
them tor five wears. At ST, Paul's Aetho-
dist church Rev. Wesley Hill will lecture
on THE Monstrosities of Aormonism."
Miss Clara Willett, Of Townsend. and
Nose A. Richard, of junction, arrived In
the city yesterday. and are among the lat
est arrivals for q course of studies at Prof.
Engelhorn's Helena business college. The
enrolment of tie college is over seventy
students at present.
Marshal Calvin yesterday notified Prop
erty owners on Main street, from Sixth ave-
nue. to Helena avenue. to have their side
walks put on grade. Where there is i'm
proved property the sidewalks must be OF
stone or cement. In front of
property wooden sidewalks can be laid.
Government work in the National Park
has been suspended for the season. The
new bridge at the Upper Falls. a structure
1870 feet in length, is well under way but
will not be completed before next year.
The road work under construction includes
one from the maln road to the Upper
Falls and another, five miles in length from
the Falls hotel to Inspiration point.
Joseph Gravel complained to the police
last night that be had lost his overeoat il
an upper Main street saloon. Soon aftei
this Policeman Flynn arrested a man whc
was trying to dispose of an oyereoat at the
Northern Paclhc depot. On reaching the
city hall the coat was recognized by Grave
as his. The man who had it was locked up
He gave his name as Frank III. Craig.
The particular consiatory for %easterr
Montana, Ancient and Accented Scottist
rite, will hold It's annual eonyocation fol
work at Livingston, commencing nov. 81
A class of candidates will be taken from
the third to tue thirty-sscond degree tina
week, Extenaive preparations are being
made for the occasion and all tfirty-seconC
degree Masons In the state are invited to b.
present.
The sound of & pistol shot up the unlcf
drew Sergeant Callahan and Policemen
Barrett and Tracey to the neighbotbood o.
Reeder's alley late last night. Georc,
Parker, George GAZETTE and Joe Bellfnc
were found there quatreiing. They werr
arrested. At the city jail Parker wa
found to have $l44 on him. Bellfno had
revolver. AS nobody WAS hurt, il ia thongn
the pistol was discharged IN a g~cutfle. ag al
the men were dunk.
The recently organized German demo,
cratic tlambeau club marched through th
principal streets of the city last night. IN
boys made Il fine appearance IN sheir ne,
and nobbv uniforms, and they do not pro
pose to be behind their friends in Graa
Falls. Helena for the capital, Cleyeinn
for president, and Collins for governor. an
the SUCCESS of the entire democratic tIcke
is the motto, and the young German demo
Gratis of Helena propose to do their sh.l
toward a victory Nov. s.