The Helena independent., 1893-09-02
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Anovelty in Helena and the most popu-
lar feature on south Main street is the
nightly concert at the l. X. l..
Charles A. Smith has sold to Abel Daniel
son for $40 all his interest in the Wheeler
placer. at the head of Uncle Sam Rulch.
There will be an important meeting this
evening of the Montana club to hear the
report of the finance committee. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
A deed from L. W. Knight to Maud M.
Baker for lots eight and uine, block six.
and lot 27. block five. East Helena, for 81,
etc.. has been put on record.
A mass meeting OF citizens OF Butte for
the purpose of expressing the views of the
people upon the necessity for an extra ses-
sion will take place tonight
The Rocky Mountain Telegraph company
moved yeste' day from the old stand in the
Grand Central hotel to elegantly fitted up
quarters at 20 south Main street. opposite
Grand street.
The H. G. Ives. who was killed in the ac-
cident on the Boston & Albany railway
thursday. was formerly resident of Hell
ena having been general manager Of the
Montana Central In 1sS9.90.
The Northern Pacific railroad will make
a round trip rate of a fare and one. fifth for
all points on its line for the labor day csle-
bration at Anaconda. Tickets will be on
sale Sept. 8 and 4. good for return till
Sept. &.
SIS. Huntlsy and p. b. Clarke have
transferred TO Thos. A. Marlow. trustee, lot
II and the east nine feet Of lot 49, block 49,
Broadwater addition. for 81. 500; and Mar
low has transferred IL TO Henry F. Staple
for $1.650.
A dispatch from Butte says fully 1000
unemployed mon have left tho city within
the past week aud they are going Out at the
rate of 400 a day. San Francisco is catch
ing good portion of them. while tho 9th
ers are about evenly divided between the
east and south.
Charlotte Young has brought suit in the
dist ict court gainst the school trustees Of
Mount Rec dist let. this county, for $3.50.
She alleges that she WAS engaged in April
for ak months 10 teach school in that dis
trict at $50 month. and that she was dis
cha Red " month later witho ut good canse.
A series of disooursss will be given in the
cotton tnbarnacle on Fifth avenue. begin
ming Tonight, upon the Mature and Des-
and Wicked Go At Death?" "Will the
Wicked be To tured Eterually?" Tho el-
ders promise a soripturAl answer to these
questions.
The increase of business at ths Helena
National bank has necessitated that insti-
tuition adding TO its force David Marks, 80
we'll known both locally and throughout
solidRt.on of the Second National and Hell
era is completed. the force of the first
named will DO added to the Helena.
At a special meeting OF the board of edu-
cation last night. County Attorney Nolan
being present, Is was decided NOT to appeal
tta high school case. The Judgment will
be sid into court. and the various credit
ora OF Grant u Whalen will present their
claims to that tribunal. Ths trustees and
their attorney also went over tho witness
fee bills. making what allowances they
deemed just.
II IL very probable that Montana day.
which had been sss for Sept. 70. may be
abandoned. Executive Commissioner BIck-
ford shiuks that the ceremony incident
uron an affair of that kind IL hardly worth
the expense. and his colleagues are disposed
to agree with him. Few Montanians could
be broughs together At that time and the
money expended, so MIR. Bickford argues,
would be practically thrown away.
The people about ths Northein Pacific
railroad are lively and interesting. Roy.
WIN. Hail, whose family settled there one
week ago, had sea oelv got located ere the
peopio turned In on them and gave them a
good pounding" Canned aools of all
.orts. accompanied with a variety Of other
CORD thiuGs found their way to their resi.
dsnoe on Thursday night. and the dominic
found himself the happy possessor of edi.
hiss valued at about $50. His pastorate
opens up auspioiously and promises TO bs
success.