The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-13
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

1.-THE H~aymakers' play tonight at st.
Aloysius hall. The house will be crowded.
Bozeman is the first capital candidate to
send its notification to the secretary of
state to be filed. The Butte document il
ready to be filed. ..
Tex Bradford. accused of larceny as
ballee, in connection with a jewelry deal,
had a hearing in the police court Yesterday
and was held for the district court.
The Chinaman accused of robbing a
white man of a pookstbook and watch was
tried, in judge Cages court yesterday,
found guilty and fined $50 and costs.
The Rev. Charles McCalley, ohaplain-in-
chief of the Sons Of Veterans of the United
States. will preach in the Baptist church Of
this city tomorrow morning and evening.
Judgments by defaults were entered in the
thlas va. Kleinsohmidt, $217.4 10; Crooker
Chair Co. vs.. George H. Taylor ct al,
$316.S6.
Miss Ella Knowles, candidate for at
torney general on the peoples party ticket,
addressed an audience Of 500 at Marysville
on Monday night, her subject being Free
Coinage" She speaks in Boulder tonight.
Mining locations were recorded yester-
day as follows: Dearborn and Markell
lodes, Jay Gould district, by Mart Nc
Laughlin; Trembly lode, Nelson Qulch. by
William Trembly and A. III. Gsrmaine; Jay
Bird and Gold Medal lodes, St. Louis
guleh, by J. w. Beahm.
The official time tables OF the Great North
ern for the Spokane extension have been
issued. One passenger train will leave St.
Paul for Spokane daily at 7:4O p. M, reach
ing Spokane after two days and two nights,
arriving at Spokane at six a. m. Helena
passengers will take the train at Havre.
F. w. Graffort. of Miles City. is in town
in charge OF Ryan Bros. horses now at the
fair grounds and which will participate in
the races next week. Mr.. Graffort pur.
chased the horse AL Watts at Anaconda,
and has since sold him to Robt. Smith.
manager of Kirkendalrs stable. for 81, $50.
VIM, Dilts, of Ovando, has solved the
trout Matching question in his vicinity.
Early in the spring he Obtained from WASH
ington 1.00O,O 900 trout eggs. which be put in
his hatchery. Three-quarters of a million
of the eggs Matched and next year he be-
lieves he will be able to supply the markets
of this section with these fsh.
General Agent Edgar, Of the Northern
Pacific, was the recipient the other day OF
a unique gift from Paul A.Fusz, Of the
Bi-Metallic Mining 1t was a
briar-root pipe, the bowl and stem being
covered with silver from the Bi-Metallic,
handsomely engraved. 1t is probably the
only pipe of its kind in the country.
Real estate transfers were recorded yes
terday as folio VS.: George W. Graham to
T~heophilus Mufley. lot 6, block 549, East
erly addition, $4,000; John Irwin to III. s,
Mclaughlin, mining claim property on
Ten Mile, with ~saloon,. ETC., $500; r. H.
Kleinsehmidt to +. W. Ellis, administrato
of estate of John J.. Gissel, lots IA, Is and
16. block 10, Pha1nix avenue addition, 1850,
to perfect title; +. W. Ellis, administrator,
to Fred P. Tilt, same property, $500; Jas.
H.. Gilmore to Fanny Lyman, lot n, block
3. lot %, block 30. and east 80 feet lot %,
block rs, Flower Garden addition. ST..
Closiug ont sale Of summar goods at Tha Ree