The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-24
Death Of {. w. Trumbull. Of Living
sston, at the Warm Springs
Asylum.
Proceedings Of the District Court
and Grand Jury Of Yellow
stone County.
Urow Indians Out far the Cash-slcigh-
ing Parties n umerons-A Letter
From His Brother.

G. mine, held at the Office of A. j.. Camp
bell Monday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: @. w.
president; j. G. Villas, secretary and treas
urer; J. Y. Nye, manager; G. w. Savage, X.
=. Bloomburg, j. g. Villas, j. ". Nyo, A. j..
Campbell and Major Wyman, directors.
The prospects for the Anna g. mine are
very promising and as the company has
sufficient funds to carry on developing
work the mine will no doubt become ons OF
the most productive in tho Castle district
before the summer closes. Work will be
resumed on the tunnel at the 200 foot Lowell
az soon as Manager Nye returns from the
east.
James Daley. who was detected taking n
pair of pants from the clothing store of
Orschell & Bro. on Monday, was arrnigned
before Justice Hosford Tuesday morning.
He plead guilty to petit larceny and was
sentenced to serve thirty days in the county
jail upon a diet Of bread and water.
Sunday evening news was received in this
city that G. w. Trumbull. who was recently
sent to the Warm Springs asylum for
treatment, he'd died that afternoon Of aoute
mania. Monday afternoon the National
Park Lodge Of the A. o. U. W., Of which
the deceased was a member, held q meeting
md appointed Horace Bartlett to 70 to the
Warm Springs and accompany the body to
this city. Mr.. Bartlett departed on Mon
day evening and returned Wednesday
morning with the remains, which were
taken charge Of by the A. O. U. w. The
funeral was held in the Episcopal church
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. w. N. Jones
officiating. The deceased had resided in
this city with his family for about two
years and was greatly respected by a large
circle OF friends, who regret his death.
On Monday evening g society called the
Livingston Dialectio club was organized at
the office of Savage 4 Day. The object Of
the club is for the mutual improvement of
its members. Rev. Weeks. pastor of thu
Baptist church, will read the first paper be-
fore the club on the subject, Conscience
from an Ethical Standpoint" The second
paper will be read on next Monday evening
by E. G.. Day. on the subject. Modern FIG
ton Us Related to Modern Life" The
regular meetings OF the club will be held
every Monday evening.
iured on Saturday while making q coupling
in the Northern Pacific yards here, is gain
ing slowly, and it is now thought he will
recover. At the time the accident occurred
it was expected the injuries sustained
would prove fatal.
the Northern Pacific. and Miss Lottie
Carlson were married Mt the ConRrega-
tionaI church in this city, Thursday after
noon. Rev. Fowler performed the cere-
mony. The contracting parties have many
friends in this vicinity who wish them q
happy future.
Ameetinp of the directors of the Living
ston Cooperative Building and Loan as
ISOLATION was held at the National Park
bank Thursday evening. A large amount
of business was transacted and the loans
recently made were approved.
Grant Wells was convicted in the district
court Tuesday on a charge of conducting a
witness was q young man who had been
swindled out of SIS. He will appear be-
fore Judge Henry Tuesday. when sentence
will be passed.
Wednesday afternoon a meeting of the
pension board was held at the office of
phens, of this city, were examined for
original pensions.
Rev. w. M. Weeks, the popular pastor of
the Baptist church, in this city, will deliver
a lecture in Miles City about Fob. /. The
proceeds are to be used for the benefit of
the Presbyterian church of that city.
Major George 0. Eaton, of Helena, was o
visitor in the city on Wednesday.
Conductor j. L. Barnes. of this city. at
tended the annual meeting of the Order of
Railway Conductors, hold in st. Paul Mon
day.
G. B. King, who for the past two years
has been machine foreman in the Northern
Pacific shops here, resigned his position, to
take effect Feb. /. He will 60 to Wauke-
sha. Wis, where he has accepted the gen
eral foremanship of the Wisconsin Central
shops in that city.
A. w. Miles departed on Friday for Cali
fornia, where he will visit some weeks.