The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-17
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN,


The Free Silver and Gold Bug lodes, in
stemple district, have been located by John
b. Southmayd.
William Dittman has sold to Albert Mutz
lot 3, block 20, LOT 4. block 6. and lot II,
block 81, in East Helena. for $500.
Some more dogs will be killed at the city
round to-day unless taken out by owners
or people who want to get a dog at small
cost.
Herman Richter wants it distinctly IN
derstood that he is not q populist, but a re-
publican, despite the fact that he is credited
to tho popnlists as one OF their judges of
election.
1t is reported that all the members of
Gov. richards staff lave been instructed
by the al jutant-general TO procure new
uniforms throughout, preparatory to going
to the Worlds fair with the executive.
Members of the FortniQhtly club are re-
minded of the lecture by Rev. j. IL. Crooker
this evening on Matthew Arnold. The lee
ture will be given at the residence Of Cor
nellus Hedges, 800 Broadway. at eight p. N.
The hearing in the Masonic temple fur
mace case which waste have been continued
to-day, has been continued till next Tues
day. j. W. kinsley. attorney for DR.. kel'
loRg, having been called to Butte on BUSH
ness.
A public meeting of the st. Andrews
| Brotherhood will be held tonight at st.
Peters Episcopal church, to meet John w.
Wood end sllas Melee, Il spe cial commits
sion from the general council Of the both
erhood.
Miss Norah Ingalls,. only daughter of Mr..
Il Mrs. I. b. Ingalls,, of Winston, Mont.
died at the house of D.. II. Weston. PA
Ewing street, at C:3O last evening. Miss
| Ingalls, WAS only % years of age and deeply
loved by all who knew her.
The alarm of fire from box twenty-five
last evening was caused by some curtains
! getting ablHze at the residence of Ed Iim-
! merlnGn, on Fifth avenue. The blaze was
| put out by neighbors aud there was no use
for the fire department, which got the. o
with great speed.
There is considerable complaint in regard
to the way the blasting On Lawrence street
is being carried on. Big charges are put in
| and huge pieces OF rock fly III every direc-
ton. Yesterday one of the top plate Kluss
windows in the high school was broken by
u flying piece of rock.
Frank Carpenter tho celebrated news
payer correspondent will be in this CITY
and lecture in IT. PGul'B N. l.. church next
Friday evening. March "a, on Pen Por-
%tra:tsot the Great Men l Have interviewed"
DIR. Carpenter will spend a day il the city
writing it up for his newspaper syndicate.
At the request of President II. l.. Waite,
OF tho American Institute of Physics. Of
New York, Gov. ltlCkards hes named John
j.. C!aybeig, of Helena jason w. S~trcvell.
OF Miles City, md Thomas Marshall, of
Blssuula, to act for the institIte in Mon
tana. 1t haH for it's object the procuring of
better and more deEirable laws throughout
the United states.
CAPTAIN Hammers friends are making an
effort TO secure him an appointment to the
pay corps. He was one Of tho little band
who defended Fort SuInptor at tho bonn
bardnent. He it was who by dire ction Of
Major Anderson, hauled Town tho colora
previous to marching out with the honors OF
wGr. lie was also present when tho same
colors were Aoisted again.
w. ID. Jones, of Dnpuyer. reports tho
sheep losses IN his section, which embraces
tho Dupuyer. and Dry Fork country, Mt 3
per cent at most. Of tho 81, 600 bond in TINT
district. But" he suid, the hay in that
country has been entirely cleaned up, and
hnd the bad weather continued a week or
ten DAYS longer tho losses among our locks
would have been lremenduu5.n