The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-15
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The ~ d !" company closed a very sue
eessful engagement at Minq's opera house
last night.
Jimmy Lewis has an engagement Friday
night to meet a local pugil:st at Butte in
an eight round 90.
Capt. Ramsdell and Lieut.. Unger, of Butte,
are expected to be present at the Savation
Army barracks tonight.
The SchillinR Minstrel band will give a
grand open concert to-day at noon, at
Broadway and Main streets.
The members of the Loyal Temperance
legion. meeting in the Broadway Methodist
church. are reminded OF the meeting to-
morrow at four o'clock.
David Bishop. Of the Deer Dodge fire do.
partment, is in the city TO urge on the log
%islature an annual appropriation Of So, 600
for tho state tournaments of the depart
ments and to otherwise encourage the ser
vice.
Az the meeting OF the Fortniphtly last
night Prof. James Reid, Of Deer Lodge col
lege, talked to the club and its Russts on
browning. The lecture was given at tho
residence of Cornelius Hedges. 1920 Broad
way. and was greatly enjoyed.
A statement in tho Butte Miner of yester-
day makes 1t appear that Gov. Ricksrds
has ordered the boiler inspector to have an
office in Helena. The governor says he has
no option in the matter; il il something
which IL regulated by the constitution.
Recently A. T.. Yerkes, of Bozenan, re-
signed his position as "A member of the
board Of worlds fair managers, and the
governor appointed w. w. Anderson in his
stead. Mr., Anderson has declined to accept,
owing to pressure Of private business.
At q meeting Yesterday Of tho Director.
of the Helena National bank Mr.. John w.
Luke was elected assistant cashier. M,
Luke has been connected with tho
Helena since its organization, and st 10. NJ
tention TO busln4 80 has won him a de,ervad
promotion.
he following transfers were filed for
record yeste DAY with the county olerk:
Peter Wilde to Joseph Shaw, half intoraat
III the Montana Queen. Wolf Creek distr;ct
| 800: William Alokendrick to A. a A.
water, half interest III M. C. X. lode. az
lava district, and fourth interest," in ,
placer claim IN Lost Horse Ruloh, $500.
The statement in Yesterdays Standard
that Gov. kickAr's was flooded with DO
tests against tho -P!nketton bill WA,
mista Ike. No protests whatever were ,irad
against the bill, aud no objections VA.
raised to any OF Its provisions dutino tbe
several days in which tho measure lay IN
the executive Office awaiting the approval
Of the COVE nor.
Yesterday about noon as Jean Boronin
u wood hauler. YVES turning the cotner ~
Rroadway and jackson streets, with his
wagon heavily loaded with wood. tho
vehicle capsizsd. BorRuin foil upon his
head in tho street with nearly tn. wbcla
load OF wood upon him. He was knocked
insenslble md taken to the Office of Or
Kellogg where his wounds were dressed
The most serious hurt was ia the back Of
his head.
Next Sunday evening. Feb. 10. ths oels-
brated either artist Prof. John s.aurl, Will
give n EITHER concert at the Iurner hall.
under the auspices of the Helen. Masn'
nerchor." Prof. Stnhrl is n fine performer
on the either and has performed before The
nobility Of Euroue and the most prominent
persons in the United states. from whom
he has many testimonials. All friends OF
the now i~nstrument, which has become az
opuler in the last ten years both on tho
continent and elsewhere, should not miss
this occasion.