The Helena independent., 1893-07-02
JUTTiNGS ABOUT TOWN.

The baseball game Friday netted the
Fourth of July fund $S2.:5.
Miss Ella L. knowls Is to deliver the
Fourth OF July Grafton at Great Falls.
The Viking lode. in Ottawa district, has
been located BY Matthias Kolbenson.
There will be an open air concert at the
Brondwater hotel from six to 10 p. III. this
evening.
There will be no admission fee and all
entries will be free at the Athletic sporta
Tuesday afternoon.
J. b. MeKillicsn has appropriated a
water right of 100 inches to the right hand
fork of PieRan c:eek.
Messrs. Goodman and Goodyear will 90
to Boulder to play in that team in theis
game with the Butte bows.
The quilt rafflsd at the A. NJ. f. church
June %. was drawn by No. 15S. he holder
is requested TO present is at once.
h. N. Adams, who has been sick three
weeks with fever, is still verv i'll. but was
reported improving late last night.
There will be a high time nt K anich'a
grove on the evening OF July 4. consisting
Of Il ewo:ks. dancing and excellent music.
Information reached The INDEPENDENT
yesterday that Tony Tubbs the heir OF
Capt. j. j. Tubbs who died in Japan, ia
now at Victo in. b. G.
The scores Mt the gun club yesterd ay we E:
A. Hsrlity %; H. T. Kennett. %: II. Bar
hour. %; G iooker. 10; nj. Manuel, 90; L.
Word, 10; j. Farmer. IA.
The Union Pacific announces one and
one-fifth fare between points in Montana
on account of July 4, selling dates beng
July 3 and A, limited for return to July 5.
Final accounts Of distribution have been
made in the estate of Sarah Bennett, de-
ceased, showing the amount received to be
$l64.75, and amount expended to be
$SS3.35.
"Si-Lootah'' will be produced at Minp's
Friday evening next for the benefit of the
composer, Rutus G. Garland. The sale OF
seats alrendy ia quite large and packed
house is e1psoted.
The Woman's Relief Corps festival to be
given on July at Main ana Sixth avenue,
will consist of luncheon, ice cream and
cake and strawberries A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all. The price will bs
rs cents.
At tho sale of city warrants yesterday
very good PRICES were paid despite the
stringent money market. Hugh Galen
bought $4,000 on the general fund for "a
cents and Henry Hay $1,000 on the FIRE
fund at So.
General Passenger Agent Lomax, OF the
Union Pacific, has juss issued a new folder
entitled Around the World in Eighty
Days via the Union Pacific" 1t tells all
about the places to be seen on such trip
and contains valuable mar.
P of. 4. A. Ne ritt and family are now at
Ithaca. N. y, after visit to the Worlds
fai!. Field, who was run over by an omni-
bus, has entirely recovered from the acci-
dent. Prof. Merritt is study ing at Ithaca
in the university.
Commando G. F. Gage is desirous that all
members Of tho q. A. r., who ars going to
participate in the Fou tn Of July parade to
assemble at their hall Tue sday morning at
$40 sharp in readiness to join the process
sion at nine O'clock.
case of surgical instruments were left
at the office door of DIR. Rockman in the
i,lfAsnfela block On Friday night while
the doctor was away. He does not know
the owner and has turned the instruments
over to City Marshal McCsnu.
The case OF the state against John Nc
Donald and Mertie Hallowell was tried be-
fore Jusslce Eotaw yesterday. After the
state had introduced it's witnesses the pros.
ecutlon discharged the def ndsnts, holding
the evidence was not sufficient to hold
them.
If those who hnve extra bicycles. and
niers having none. will report by Monday
noon, ar anRements will be made as fa as
possibls to have them in the parade Tues
day. Notice may be left with C.. x, Ander-
son at Cans d Klein's store, or W. M. Bar
den at Nj. Reinig's store.
Diplomas were issued last week by the
LnGeihora Helena Business college to
Ernest Rosenom, of Helena; Charles ID.
Horton, of Stone station. Mont, and Miss
Mary Il. Lincoln, of White sulphur Springs.
for completing the businoss course, and to
Evelyn Lincoln and Olive Nagel, of Helena,
los finishing the shorthand course.
The many friends of j. p. Sohmitt of
the Em Nira Mining COM any, will regret TO
learn that he met with serious accident a
few days ago. While 0 ossing u oorduroy
bridge between Globter and Marysyille it
gave wa. th owing MIR. cchmitt off his
feet. His face was bauIy Gus, his wtist
was spralned and he was hurt about the
legs. While he is still unable to be around
he Is not IN any serious danger.
Two barns on the east side Of town were
destroyed by fire last evening One be-
longed to Capt. Smith and the other to
James Blake. The animals, vehicles and
ha ness were saved. Later IN the evening
a second alarm was turned in by some one
who saw the smoke arising from the ruins
Some BOYS were Seen playing near one of
the basns before the ii Q and it is thought
that they know something about it.