The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-27
JOTTlNGS A BOUT TOWN.

Il. p. Briaooe and othe have located 480
acres of placer ground on Davis creek.
Judge Buck. in the district court, yester-
day approved the annual iepo I and &C.
count Of the executor Of the Broadwatsr
estate.
The supreme court will meet on Monday
next, and the following day tue new term
begins during which the sessions will be-
gin NJ noon.
ordsr directing State Treasuter Wright to
appear and chow cause bv Oos. why he
should not turn the agricultural college
funds owe to the local executive boa'd OF
the institution.
The concert and literary entsrta inment
to be given Feb ? by the ladies OF Tenn 10
Emanu- El promises to be most en- joy able.
The best mus cal and dramatic talent in
tho city will take rN !, mi, the advance
sale Of tickets Ia already quite large.
II. NJ. PArohen, +. II. Ray and H. A.
D'Acheul yests day filed articles OF inco -
poration Of the Parchsn- D' Aoheul Drug
company. The capital stock IL $76.0 900. In
shares Of 800 each. The inoor orators are
the trustees. The place of business will bs
Hslena.
Gov. Richards has named the following
deleQ ,tes to the twelfth annual session OF
the Farmers congress-, which meeta Rt Sa'
vannah. Ga, Dec II: George kinkel, =,
Manhattan, and II. A. Amsdsn, NJ. D..
Iaurin, Madison county; alternatss. =. NJ .
Emery. Hoxeman, and II. N. suthe Rim,
White sulphur Springs.
In notifying Major Martin Maginnis OF
his appointment ~ delegate TO the oom-
IneroiNl union convention At 81. Louis. Gov.
Richards wrote: II hope you can NO ar
range your affairs AZ to be able 70 attend
ths convention. Your wide sxps iencs and
large acquaintance would make you = valu-
able 70. resentAtive for our state"
NJ. A. MsyendorE. Who has beon smelsor
NJ ths Untsud States Sasay office NJ Helena
for seventeen yea \, received letter from
Washing etop few days ago. notifying him
that his commission had been evoked.
According 10 Assayer- n- Charge Whesler,
the ofAoe, which has been u residential
appointment, will he, eaftSr be filled by the
assaysr III Cha Re.
The wagon Of the +. s. lang store was
left in front Of the place yesterday while
some goods we're being loaded OH II. An
| other vehicle d. owe up and the driver tied
h,s hotae 10 the hind wheel Of ths otheI
wagon. The driver OF the Lang wagon
started up without noticing ths Sstaohmsu,
on tho hind wheel The rear no % netRly
had his head pulled of before the stasus ol
affairs was discovered.
The moon that 10 now approaching sh.
full. which shons 20 brightly In tho clsni
| ss. tsmber sky last night, nrakinu the even
| ing one OF ideal beauty, ~ the harveS
moon. Instead OF ,ising fifty minutes late
each day, NJ the moon has n habit of doin,
u, other seasons. IL will rise st nearly tn,
same hour Tor sevs al successive days y Il.
ceding and following the full. The anoisn
hush ndman observed this phenomenon
aud thsit faith aaw II in the bonehoence o
God. giving them more moonlight night
In the harvest season for their oonvenienc,
IN Ieapiug their crops In olden timer th
ssason of the harvest moon was also
cha med time for the divinstions of mai
dsns No. king to know soMsthinR Of thei
future husbands.