The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-07

J. Fl. Bacon has sold lots - and 10. block
105. Ming addition, to James Taylor fol
ST. loo.
The matter of removing the women OF
immoral character from Clore street will
come up in the city council on Tuesday.
Quite a number of Main street business
houses began the work of decorating yes
terday for the sons of Veterans enoamp-
ment.
The experts working on the books Of the
city treasurer expect to be able to furnish
their report to the city council Tuesday
night.
Lille Dale, a Clore street syren, WAS sent
to the county Jail, for sixty days BY Judge
Gage, yesterday. for robbing = man of
about $40.
Daniel Sully. in a repertoire of plays. will
be the attraction at Ming's during fair week,
producing the Millionaire, Corner Grocery.
Daddy Nolan and Tammany Hall.
The additions and alterations to the
Sixth ward hose house are nearly complete
and it is expected that the building will be
ready for occupancy within a week.
The following location notices were filed
with the county clerk yesterday: Sultana
6. Peer!ass district, By George L.. Harvey;
superior, New Monitor Rulch, by Jatob
Wagner.
The Lewis and Clarke Columbian Expo-
bAbASA WA1h lACob ~ AOSA1ol bo6-
sion Tuesday. Aug. 9. at 8 .. NJ. at the
board of trace rooms. A full attendance il
desired.
Chick Rodgers. rs representative for his
brother HAIRY, says that if Kid RYAN wants
to make a match with his brother he will
cover any forfeit deposited with the sport
ing editor of The INDEPENDENT.
When the men employed in paving streets
quit work Yesterday at six O'Clock. the
Nm - ~ ant bod hoar 1oSl hale nov nn~~cn
Sixth avenue. It will be below Sixth ave-
nue. before the sons of Veterans eneamp-
ment assemblies.
Msssrs. Kinman and Edwards, who are
campaigning in Jefferson county in the in
terest of the peoples party, find this a bad
season to get out a crowd. At a meeting at
Clancy Friday the audience consisted Of
four adults and four boys.
At the home of Mrs. Kate Scott. of Jefer-
son street, at ~ O'Clock moor Yesterday, Mr..
William Campbell and Miss Sarah Simpson
were united in marriage. Mr.. and Mrs,
Campbell left on the afternoon train for
Portland, where they will make their home.
After to-day the services of the Unitarian
society will be discontinued until the first
Sunday in September. to give MIR. Croker a
short vacation. Then q Sunday school will
be organized, evening services will be re-
sumed, and the Unity club will continue its
meetings.
Corporal T. c.. Hamilton, Company E..
Twentieth infantry, arrived from Fort As
sinniboine yesterday with several marks
men who will take part in the department
rifle contest at Fort keogh. Corporal Ham
liton will have charge of the scoring sheets
and the figuring Of the pc. centages of the
twenty-one narksmen who are entered for
the competition.
There have been several instances recent
~ OF owners OF houses within the fire limits
having the old shingle roofs taken of with
the idea of putting on new shingles. In all
cases where the work of repair wonla
amount to more than one-third the original
cost the city ordinance forbids replacing
shlngle roofs within the fire limits and the
building inspector has been compelled to
stop the improvement. Persons coutem-
plating such changes would do we'll to con-
suit the building inspector first.
Where the DAVIS street tiume CROSSES the
various avenues there has always been an
overflow at eve heavy rain. This was
caused by the cove ed part of the fiurne I'M
Ger the street bed choking up with debris.
81 eet lssiouer Stubs has had con-
strucled. at these points outer chsings of
stout plank for the old tume, which gives
the water a foot and n half more room on
the sides aud toy. The work is done in
such Il manner that if an enlargement OF
the entire ilume IL ever decided on it can
DO done by simply continuing the work at
the CROSSINGS.