The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-01

, of Minneapolis. heavy weights, are SLATED
for y go" The Elite Glee club have been
engaged to render vocal selections between
the events. ~.
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.
The United States courts have adjourned
until March rs.
The ice harvest in this vicinity has been
a very light one this year.
Ivy lodg No. a, X. of F., will confer the
amplitied third rank tonight.
Remember the lecture tonight by Maj.
Baird at the Y. Nj. G. A. rooms. "9
Farmers and gardeners in the vicinity of
Helena are doing their spring blowing.
Secretary Ramsay is in receipt of hand
some mineral specimens from Philipsburg.
The county commissioners will meet next
Monday Mt the court house in regular
quarterly session.
: Lots Is and II, block 60. in the original
toWnsite Of Helena, have been sold for
$500 by II. NJ. Brandegee to II. G. Davis.
A meeting of the Republican City Central
colnmltte ehas been called for Tomorrow,
at ICONS % and %, Bailey block. at eight
p. III.
There will be a meeting of the city coun-
oil this evening. The public library mat
ter and the opening of Lawrence street will
come up.
Stephen Carpenter, a son of Ex-(1ov.
Carpenter, has been appointed a United
States commissioner by Judge Knowles of
the circuit court. @
Blackfoot fishermen had great luck Sun
day last. One gentleman caught a trout
weighing over two pounds, while none came
home empty handed.
There seems to be an impression that an
admission fee will be charged for the drill
OF troop A this evening. 1t ID free to the
public and all are invited.
The pastor of the Scandinavian Lutheran
church is very indignant at the statement
that he danced a Virginia reel at Turner
hall last Saturday evening.
Hon. John E. Finerty will deliver his
famous lecture on Robert Emmett at
Mine's opera house March Z, under the
management of John Maeuire.
The grand jury were in session yesterday
until tour p. M. County Attorney Nolan
was present during the session. No report
has been made to the court yet.
Clelk Sproule, Of the United States
courts, and Jury Commissioner William
Muth have been ordered to draw 500 names
for a Jury panel of the court for the next
term.
Fitzsimmons and Maher will fight to a
finish at New Orleans tomorrow night.
There IS great interest in the event among
local sports. with whom Fitzsimmons is the
favorite.
w. H, Scott has located 800 acres of
placer ground IN Scratch Gravel district,
Sixty acres have been located by George
Howard in section five, town eleven north
of range two west.
subscriptions for the remaining shares of
the first issue of Whitlatch- Union and
Mcintyre Gold Mining company's treasury
stock will be received in the same manner
as before the company was organized.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ramsey. an elderly lady
living at o2O Sixth avenue, was adiudxed
insane yesterday and will be taken to Warm
Springs asylum. The jurors were Drs, j
j. Lesser, q. B. Miller and Frank Marsh.
Orson Seeley. William Woods and Leon
ard Lane will plead in the district court to-
day to the informations filed by County At
torney Nolan. Robert Austin and HAIRY
johnson are also ordered to plead today.
Proofs of annual representation were filed
with the county clerk yesterday as follows:
Montana Gold. The Gold Bar, Montana
Silver lodes, in Tucker gulch. by j. @, Bris-
eee: Prlckly Pear, Scratch Gravel district.
by r. Grigg. T
Mrs. +. II. Greenwood. Of this CITY, has
notified the police of Butte to look out for
her daughter Ella, who has run away from
nome IN company with a woman who she
says bears q bad reputation The girl is
only 10 years of age. =
The Rapid Transit company has a gang
Of men at work connecting its Sixth avenue
line with Main street. When completed ali
the cars of the Transit company will start
from the office, on jackson street. in the
Masonic temple.
Judge Sanders went out to look at the
Mulhattan cave yesterday, and ON his ra-
turn reported that he did not think such a
place existed, though he did not make aft
daVlt to his statement. He is credited
with being in the syndicate.
An nuoccuDled house belonging to Mr..
Ladd, located in the vicinity of Benson d
iounR's barn, near the Northern Pacific
derot, was DESTROYED by fire early yester-
day morning. entailing a loss of S4OO or
$500. 1t was undoubtedly ~ncendiary.
Business was light in police circles yes
terday. Judge Sander had four plain
dlnnks to attend to, ard the two boys who
wete sleeping around town. The first four
paid the penalty and the boys we're dis
charged. The Judge is having a paddle
made for youthful! law-breakers.
Manager Munday, of the LeGrand. Ore.
team. is a guest of Manager olomon. The
LeGrand team carried off the pennant in
the North Pacific league last summer. A
conference OF the leading baseball men of
Helena, Butte, Great Falls, Missoula, Boze-
man and other towns will he called at an
early date to arrange for the orpanizution
OF q Six club circuit III Montana.
The following neW companies were in
corporated yesterday: Queen of the Mount
lans Mining company, by B, M. Richardson.
w. l.. Smith and A.. j. Lowe. Capital stock
100000, snHres at a par value Of ST Der
share. BUSINESS to be carried on at Nei-
mart, MeaGher county. American Develop
ing and Mining company, by -James Fl.
Henley. Alex. Burrell, Ed. L.. Whitmore. f.
W. Barcon and J. w. Astle. Capital stock,
S5OO,0O0, in 5O0, 600 shares. Business will be
carried on at Marysville. Mont.
In transit, a carload timothy, red ton
ana other grass seeds. -. NJ. Parchen K:
Go.
iIeminway knitting silk, embroidery s;lks
sewlng silks. etc at i he Bee five.
just Try IL sack.