The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-06
JOTTINGS ABOUT 4 OWN.

The Bloomington and Mascot lodes ne ar
Ten Mile creek have been located by Dan iel
Dutro.
The Sapphire and Ruby company Of
Montana will begin active operations at
Spokane bar early next week.
tice yesterday in tho United States circuit
and district courts on motion of Warren
Toole.
The contract for the pony span bridge
md riprapping for a bridge over the south
fork of Sun river has been awarded 70 M.
S. Parker, of Great Falls.
Walter MatLezon has sold to Antoine
Soothing lot % in block 54S. Helena town
site, for $3.50. Lots II and IL In block Il.
East Helena. have been sold bv Gilman
Riggs to Charles F. Chalfan for $500.
The Scandinavian Templars of Temper
ance hold an open meeting tonight at the
Swedish church, corner Hoback and Butte
streets. A good programme will be rend-
cred. An invitation is extended to all
S~candinavians.
The June number Of Lewis & Dryden's
Railway Guide, published at Portland, Ore,
will contain the complete story Of Miss
Edith Days $1,000 mile trip. made to illus
trate the magnificent transportation faoili-
ties OF American railways.
Fire Marshal McKinnon denies the i'm
putation conveyed by the Herald that
membership In any religious or social Or
carnations control or regulate appoint
ments to the department, and declares that
all changes there are made without regard
to any such considerations.
The Brunswick hotsl near the Northern
Pacific depot is now connected with the
city telephone system. Yesterday T. j.
Tuohy, the genial proprietor, oonversed
: Clerk Brown says the new instrument works
like a charm and ia a Rrear convenience to
the patrons of the house.
Two palace cars of blooded stock from
Marcus Days ranch passed through Hell
ena yesterday. bound east. The cars. which
were the Montana n the Hattie D.. con-
tanned the two and three-year-olds from
the DAILY stables, which are to be trained in
the east. Among the twslve colts on board
we're Oklahoma, Dashing Charlie. ORantz.
De Burg. Assiniboine and Billy Green. The
cars are elegantly appointed and the colts
will travel to New York in as good style as
II they were dukes.
Thomas Henry Sullivan, the woman
beater. got the severest penalty yesterday
that Judge CEutoher could infict. The
judge imposed a fine of $50. md this will
require Sullivan to work twenty-five days
on the street. helping the city on the Law
renee street improvement. Had Sullivan's
otfense been made a county case the most
he could have gotten would have been a
Jail sentence. which would nave meant
plenty to eat and nothing to 10. AS it ia he
can now harden his muscles for the next
time he runs up against Ike Hayes.
This oity 10 soon to be favored by the
visitation of John g. Wolley, the celebrated
temperance orator. Mr.. Wolley has been
ing in the principal cities and has been pre-
vailed upon by the W. G. 7. u. of this
city. to stop of in Helena. On last Mon
day oil the preachers of this city met and
entered heartily into the necessary prepare.
ton for his coming. The auditorium has
next Wednesday evening. The various
ohoirs will unite in giving special music.
There will be no charge for admitsance.
Sophia McHuRh commenced a suit in tho
district court yesterday against Lewis and
Clarke county and G. w. Cannon for the
possession of a lot in Helena. She alleges
that the lot was given to her by her father,
property to the county in consideration
that it would pay for the support of he'll
father. who was properly a county charge.
she says. She says the county paid he,
$3.50 per week for one year, three years
at Sc per week. and $3.50 until June, 1889,
was made a defendant because he claims
some interest in the premises. The ground
is lot 8, block All. Helena original townsite.
An old-fashioned southern cake walk II
just what tho colored folks of this CITY have
been talking about for the past few months
and as Richards d Pringle's Georgia min
strels are to be in town next Tuesday even
ing, the idea was suggested by Manager
Remington that something be done towardl
the building fund for the African III. Z.
church. MIR. Love, who represents tn.
minstrel eompany. gave his consent to Civ.
the church people a benefit. The regular
performance will be given, after which III
those who O0aIr0 ORu QtQv and N inv fhI
walk. A mammoth CAKE is being manufac
tured by +. Hepperdiexel and will b.
, awarded to the most artistic walker by
committee of prominent citizens.
Amended incorporation articles of tn,
Guaranty Building and Loan associstio,
were filed with the secretary Of state yes
terdny providing for q capital stock of $50,
100000 to be paid in SO cent monthly in
stalIments by members. The indebtedness
is limited to Fl, 900, 900. w. A. Hall. w, e
johnson. II. Il. Faitchild, j.. w. Blain, G
f.. Bertrand. G.. II. ChiIds. j. w. Kniah
and j. ID. Sheares. of Minneapolis, are th
5 incorporators. The New East Grant
. company filed its articles. The capita
. stock ls %. 900. 600 and business will be car
ried on IN the Flint creek mining district
The moor o 'ators are j. A. Hyde, job,
Kaiser, Herman Kaiser and Z. G. Frey
schlaR. A certificate was also filed of a,
increase of the capital stock of tho Bite
, Root Development company from 100, 900 t
l6G, 6G7 shares of SO.
. The Jackson corset waist is the only corse