The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-17

that silver will be at \ premium over gold
again within the next fifteen years, because
OF its being the more precious and stable
mineral Of the two.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
GEORGE O'Donnell, charged with resisting
an officer. 10 held ut the city jail for the
action of the Missoula authorities.
Evancelists Reid and Webb will deliver
lectures at the Murphy Gospel Temperance
hall to-day At $50 y. III, for men only. All
are invited.
The Main street paving has now been
finished az far as Broadway. Next week
will be a livrly one between Broadway and
Sixth
Anthony Harrity won at the weekly shoot
of the Helena gun club yesterday, making
% out of a possible %, and will wear the
medal for the coming week.
meeting of the executive board of the
Murphy Gospel Temperance union il called
to meet st their hall at 7:l5 y. NJ. Monday,
July Is. A full attendance il requested.
The county commissioners will meet at
tho court house tomorrow as \ board OF
equalization to hear grievances from tax
PAYERS concerning the assessment OF 1892.
In a match game Of euchre last Tuesday
evening, Ned MoCarron and q. G. Mack
succeeded in defeating, ons after the other,
J. Flanagan. c. j. Doyle and j. English.
With few exceptions all the delegates to
the mining congress Left for home yestor-
day. Janitor Woodoock was busy yester-
day putting the auditorium in shape for
the next meeting.
The report that the Northern Pacific 10
not operating trains to the Ceur d'Aleles
ID untrue. A gentleman who arrived from
there yesterday SAYS the road is open from
Nissoula to Wallace.
At the meeting of Capital lodge A. O. U.
w. tomorrow evening some interesting dis
cussions are expected AZ to the future &C
ton of tho grand lodge at its session next
month, on matters pertaining to the order.
The next attraction at the opera house
will be- Lincoln J Cartsr>s realistic drama,
mail will be one of the exciting scenic eff
fects produced in the play.
The Montana Business college has issued
q very neat folder devoted to the interests
of the institution. The work done is we'll
set forth in the pamphlet, aud should BE- in
the hands of every one who has an idea of
taking q business course.
The Montana Central train from Great
Falls yesterday was only about two hours
late, due to slow and careful running
through the canyon. There Is a big force
of men still at work putting the road in a.
good condition al it was before the wash
outs.
Applications for space at the Worlds
fair from Montana have been made by T.
G.. Higgins. N. J. B%ielenberg, w. G. Preuitt,
Con Kohrs and John I. Murphy, each of
whom will send three head of range cattle,
and Paul Zube., of Livingston. who will
exhibit cheese.
The remains of Archie Mcdonald, for
~ orlv Of Hntarc tho Iil1al s~ Aln
Frisco mill explosion in the Cnur d'Alenes,
will arrive at the Northern Pacific depot at
1890 to-day. The funeral will take place
from the depot and the remains inferred in
the Catholic cemetery.
A man giving the name of James Young
was arrested by Policeman Martin last
night as he was trying to pawn q pair of
shoes. He claimed he bought them in
Missoula. They had Fred Gamers brand
on them. The shoes were number fves,
Young wears a number ten.
Tbs following real estate transfers were
fled for recoD d yesterday with the county
clerk: j. G. Rumsey to A. B. Avery one
half interest in block eleven, Highland
park addition, So. 200; Charles Stabern to
Frank T. Bates west half of lot two, block
si1ty-fve, Northern Pacific addition, 81, 500.
In the case of Marcus Daily vs.. G. o. Far
rell. involving a tract of land near Amazon
ia, sAc I1olcud Io0O OuuC0 uhS uoCl06Q tlat
the claimant. DAILY. must designate that
portion valuable for lime. recommends a
re-survey, excluding that defined as non
mineral, and saying the entry for the re-
mRinder should be approved.
1t is understood tho committee having
the renting Of tho auditorium in their
charge, have decided on $75 q night as the
figure for political meetings. The senti-
ment of those who have talked about the
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high, and that as Electric hall can b. had
for SIS a night. the city will lose more thar
1t will gain by asklng the price proposed.
Bowen Bros u Thompson, who are at
present engaged in the foundry business at
Phllipsburg, have completed arrangements
for the erection of a foundry at Marys-
vile. Orders for the lumber were given
Thursday. The building and machinery
have been ordered. They have the assur-
ahce of all the work of the Drum Lummon
and Empire mills, besides orders are certain
from adjoining districts.
During a few hours yesterday afternoon
the air was 80 heavily charged with cleo
trieity that it intersfered seriously with
telegrephing. In the Western Union Office
the batteries were cut off from the lnstru-
ments and teleRraphing was done by means
Of the electricity i'll the air. kilograms
were sent to Portland in that vav from
A1c1eAor aAN IA DetWosA Dis
marck and St. Paul was kept up in the
same way.
Fred Taylor, a driver for the Pabst Brew.
ing company, is a man of pluck. Yester
day morning q horse he was driving startee
to run away on Main street. Pabst, VII.
was sitting on the bo1. WAS thrown of
rolled over, sud the front wheels of tn,
wagon passed over him. He chung to tn,
lines, however. and was dragged q few fee
while under the wagon. Some one caugh
the horse by the head and stopped him
Had Taylor not acted az he did there woult
have undoubtedly been a serious mishap
He was not severely inju ed.
Il. f. Williams, of South Main street
has had made an elegant individual priz'
to be given the member of the Helena bas,
ball team who eXcels in sacrifice hitting auC
run getting. The award will be made a
the end OF the season. The prize consist
of two solid gold bats pendant from
solid gold cross piece, otnaulented with
two tine stones, ono sapphire and one gar
net. The whole piece is a beauty and vii
stimulate ths boys TO play bali all tn,
harder. A meeting Of the executive com
Inittee of the league will be held in thu
city Monday to decide the forfeited ant
protested games and to consider other m at
tors that may come up for consideration.
knights Tenn plar Excursion.
The Union Pacific system ia making ex
tensivs preparations to carry e1cursionis.
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