The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-30
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN..

The members Of the military baud will
meet At eight p. m. sharp At the city hall.
The Northern Pacific has just issued a
very neat folder devoted TO the Worlds
fair and the Yellowstone park.
Members of tbs, Empyrcan club are re-
guested not to forget the meeting at $3.50 In
Prof. R~nilsback's Business college rooms.
salvation Army hall, Tuesday, May 2. on
the monatrosities OF MormonisM. Ad-
mission IS cents.
Yesterday was Book beer day, and Nick
kessler. the popnlar brewer. sent a key to
the Newspaper offices to show what q Hell
ena institution can do in that line.
The 'chain gang" Of prisoners serving
time for violation Of city ordinances will be
put to work on the street tomorrow. Hal
pin, the man who sat IRE to the city Jail, ia
among them.
The Empyrean club gave its sixteenth
hop on Friday night, and this in no way
fell short OF the usually delightful parties.
The next hop to be given will be the last
Of the season.
Ross Cartee. the we'll known architect,
completed ar angements last night TO take
charge Of the Wells conservatory. which
will hereafter have the benefit of his entire
time and attention.
The following deeds were filed for rec
ord yesterday with tho county clerk: Eliz-
abeth Dance to James Ferguson, ma se4
section q. township 10 north of range 4
west. 5000: John L. Simpson to Michael L.,
Geary, neA ne14 scot on 30, township II
north OF range 2 west, $3.50.
Mayor Curtin mnde two changes yeater-
day in the chairmanships OF committees.
He took Alderman Fuller off the committee
On judiciary mud placed him at the head of
the committee on sewerage. Alderman
Morris was then taken off the sewerage
committee and given his old place as ohai.-
man of Judiciary.
The Commercial club held its regular
monthly meeting at the Hotel Helena last
emit: H. NJ. Parchen, president. W, A,
Chessman. @. X. Cole. E.. w. Knight. A. j.
Seligman, G. w. Cannon. Geo. o. Eaton.
N. Kessler. John S. NJ. Neill, Geo. l.. Tracy,
d, A. Cory, W. J. Fuchs. secretary.
The Rapid Transit compNny's extension
to the university is practically complsted
as far as the new cemetery, and in a week,
operation to the university. Yesterday
afternoon Supt. Cahill ran a car over the
line as far rs the cemetery and 1t ran MS
smoothly as anyone could wish. The OK.
tension will prove a great convenience
Joroen johnson, an inmate of the poor
farm, cut his throat at an early hour yes
terday morning, and died about eight a. N.
KS WAS SLOWLY uyIuS. COuuueu IA MS Deu,
his malady being consumption. He had a
watcher, but the latter dozed towari
morninR, and johnson took advantage OF
the opportunity to get a razor. using j: on
his temples and throat. Drs. Cola and
Bullard were called to attend him, but they
could do nothing for him.
Tomorrow Herbert Nicholson & Co. will
remove from their up town office to thei'
warehouse ut the Northern Pacific depot.
The change will enable thsm to attend to
the orders Of patrons in moro expeditions
N At the same time Mr.. Hanley,
the we'll known merchandise broker. viii
connect himself with the house, having
been elected secretary of the corporation.
The new arrangement will make the Mich
olson company one of the strongest COM
mission houses in the northwest.
Rev. John White Chadwick. for nearly
thirty years pastor of the Second Unitarian
Congregational church in Brooklyn, N. Y,
and a prominent poet and author as we'll ns
q preacher, is expected to arrive in Helena
within a week. For two months DR.. Chad
vic has been making a tour of the Pacific
coast section of tho country. and has lee
tured in all instances to large audience. He
will ~officiate at the morning services of the
Unitarian congregation in u. A. r. hall, OH
Sunday, May IA, and arrangements have
been made for q lecture in the hall Friday,
May II, at eight p. M, the subject selected
being 1.-The French Revolution" There
will be tickets for admission to the lecture,
but all a Q welcome to the Sunday selvices.