The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-20

The Northern Pacific pay car IL duo in
Helena to-day.
The state board OF land commissioners
were In session yesterday and transacted
some routine business.
Rev. J. w. Watson. OF the African Meth
odiat Episcopal church, will preach at the
Oake street church Tonight.
John O'Connor has sold to Hugh Kirken-
dali bis t.otting mare Axtella and her year
ling colt Correct, by Erect. The mare ia
by DalgaEno out of Minnetta.
Acting Collector Mofitt, Of the internal
revenue Office, received word from Missoula
yesterday that ITO applications had been
made for registration papers by Cinnamon
there.
Rev. Chas. G. Nelson, of Butte City, will
preach tonight in the First Evangelical
scandinavian church. corner OF Hoback
street n Butte avenue. All S~candinavians
welcome.
Location notices Of the following we're
filed with the county clerk yesterdy: Smith
lode. Park district, by Frank r. Smith;
American Flag, near Clou9h junction, by
John Flynn.
The clam season having arrived. the
Chowdef club was reorganized last evou-
ing with George B. Child as president.
James Gourley secretary and treasurer. and
L. H. Carder as chef.
Inc eHllnent lTl6n cOmeolan, MI. JOnn
F. She.ldon q company of eighteen ar
fists. will present the farce comedy, "A
Night on the Bristol" Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings Of next week. at Mine'e
opera house, "''
The regular meeting Of the Women's Re-
lief Co ps will be held in Grand Army hall
at two p. m. every first and third THURSDAYS
of the month. All members are requested
to be present. as business Of Importance
will be transacted.
The Pastime Athletic club was closed
yesterday by Constable Horn. and the ef-
, fects will pc sold to satisfy two plumbers
bills amounting to $G7. James Faulkner,
one of the organizers OF the CLUB, says he
expects its affairs to be arranged shortly SO
that it will start up again.
The bids for the care and the keep of the
convicts at Deer Lodge are to be opened
to-day by the state prison commissioners
Among the bidders are G. N. Jefferis. j. G.
Sanders. G. D. Hard. of Helena; j. B. Gal
laqher. Sam Tonkin, SheaGs & Smith, OF
Butte; William Furay, c. Joslyn, Coleman
Brothers. Gleason d Baliinger, of Dee,
| Lodge; William Houston. of Missoula.
Marshal Treat. Of Great Falls, came tc
Hattie shaw. the women arrested on tht
Montana Central train Tuesday on q charge
of grand larceny. The Jewell woman il
the one supposed to have taken about $3.50
from u man named Jim Jewell in Great
Falls. None of the money was found or
her. The other woman had with he
$1.S85. which she had drawn out Of banl
before leaving the Falls. Marshal Treat il
not sure that the evidence ~justifes taking
the women back.
A man named Conway gave bail las
night to answ the charge of assaaltinG
Policeman Flynn at the Northern Pacifi'
depot. Conway had been drinking anl
made a remark to the officer which h
didn't like. The officer pushed him ant
told him to move on. Conway then strucl
Flynn in the face and ran. Th Office
If ed two shots to make the man stop, blu
being encumbered with a heavy coat coult
not catch his man at the time. CONWAY
gave himself up later. The affair occurred
early yesterday morning.