The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-26
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

s. Il. Heinrich has filed on 200 inches Of
water on Dry creek.
Henry G. Sn.nmars has made annual rep
~s-a-entation on the Red Mountain placer.
Inote will be 3 regular nesting of Excel
sior lodge No. 8. /. 0, q. f., this evening.
A full attendance Is requested.
Tho musicale given by ths ladies of the
Baptist church last night was y succeas,
both artistically and financially.
Charles II. Anderson has transferred to
Walter Matheson the east twenty-five feet
OF lot IA, block live, Bassett addition, for
ST. 500.
Mira. M. b. Sporting, while crossing Main
street yesterday. slipped and fell, just az
she was stepping upon the sidewalk, cutting
Der face quite badly.
Lode locations have been fled with She
county recorder as follows: Victor Cor
della, Sparta and Troja lodes; Bobsrt Luke
and others, Daniel b. lode, Stemple dis
trlot.
Frank Iutter, who assaulted Rev. Fred
erick Fueist, was found guilty by the Jury
in Judge Fleischet's court yesterday and
fined $40 and ordered TO pay the costs in
the case.
A deed was filed for record yesterday
from Peter Winnie to the Denver and Helena
block "a. Helena townsite. 81 being the con-
sideiation.
The Helena Athletic club, with A. Har-
rity al president and I. ]. Dillon secretary,
has been organized. So far 100 members
have bssn enrolled and Turner hall, with
its fine gymnasium. has been rented.
The military commission to select q site
for Fort Harrison will not get to Helena
before Nov. 20. 1t was the design 30 have
the commission meet at Helena Nov. l, but
Gen. Merritt will not be able to get here at
the date frat set.
Articles of incorporation of the Denver
and Helena Building company. a Colorado
corporation, were fled with the secretary
of state Yesterday. The incorporates are
Peter Winnie. Geo. J. Besser and John @.
Gallup. The capital stock is $3.50, 600 in
1000 shares of 800 each.
A semi-annual missionary tea will be
given by the ladies of the First Presbyte-
rian congregation at the church tonight.
Music, reading OF addresses and addresses
are features OF the programme. At the
conclusion refreshments will be served and
q collection taken UP for the benefit of for
eign missions. Members of the church and
the public are invited to be present.
Prof. Il. 9. Young will lecture in the
Broadway Methodist Episcopal church FRI
day evening. the 2sth inst. on behalf of the
Scarlet and Gold" The lecture will be
preceded by a short musical programme.
which will include some of the best talent
OF the city. At the close OF the lecture re
freshments will be served free by the young
people. A very pleasant as we'll as profit
able evening is anticipated. and a cordial
invitation IL extended to all.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coro-
ner Rockman IN the body OF Clarke Near
ing, who was killed Sunday at the Hidden
Treasure mine near Stemple by a bucket
falling on him while he was in the bottom
of the shaft. A verdict of accidental death
was rendered. His funeral will take place
this afternoon at two O'Clock from Her
mann's undertaking establishment and the
will be in the new cemetery. Mr..
left a small estate, and his friends
have arranged for his funeral. There are
no relatives in this country.
Harrison Thomas Kinda, the youngest
child OF MIR. and Mrs. V. G. Kinda, who
died Monday evening, was buried yester-
day. He was named after President Har-
rlson, and it is a singular coincidence that
he passed away the same night that Mrs.
died. Although but three and q
half years old he was a remarkably b, light
child, of a very atfectionate~ disposition and
the pride aud delight of all who knew him.
Harry as he was generally called. had
been sick for about two weeks with putrid
sore throat. His death WAS unexpected.
and the shook oocasioned by his sudden de-
mise was all the more severe. The be-
parents have the sympathy of &
circle OF aconaintances.