The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-04
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The rolioe gathered In last night two va
grants and one man charged with being
drunk and disorderly.
H.. Jockey had added to his sign on the
window Of the Jockey Il Lesser block, the
words: ''For sale at less than cost"
A.man namsi Sims was fined $15 yester-
day by Judge Crutoher for b. eakinQ a win
dow out of George Reds lunch wagon.
- The musicale nt the Congregational
church this evening will begin promptly at
$3.50. and the doors will be open an hour
eArlie-. 'g"s
The entertainment last night at st. Paul's
church. for the benefit of Clara OConnor.
the child elocut!onist. was a worry pleasant
affair and quite we'll attended.
There will be a meeting OF, the Helena
Catholic Literary society ut $50 this even.
ina. All members are requested to be PRES
ent. Officers are to be elected.
Among the patents recently granted to
MontaniAns was ono to Arthur O'Brien, of
He!eoa. for an apparatus for testing pipes
and tubes. and one to Henry L. Simmons,
OF Wickes. for an amalRamator.
F. w. Combs. Of This city, has received
word that his brother. William T., has
been nominated for alderman for the First
ward at Hannibal. Mo. Il. W. hopes his
brother will have better lack than himself.
Some boys who make a practice of target
AAS 0A V"o MAJ "Co Va OAO uIo tId-
BILE to get into trouble. Lately ball, from
their rifles have gone dangerously close to
people in Lenox. The residents there hope
the parents of the boys will take some &C.
ton in the matter.
The following new suits were commenced
In the district court yesterday: Tamkin a.
Koldrup VI. b. B.. Goaerty to recover $3.50
on two promissory notes; H. b. Reed g. Co.
Va. the Red Mountain Milling company for
$3.50 alleged to have been advanced for the
benefit Of the defendant.
Reports from Illinois are to the effect that
in n test case the anti. scalper law of that
state has been declared unconstitutional.
The Montana anti-scalper law goes into
effect Saturday. May Ii. The brokers will
the courts ns soon as possible.
The following new companies filed nrti-
cles of incorporation with the secretary of
state yesterday: Livingston Cemetery as
sociation, capital stock 500, 600. incorpora-
tors H. s.. Potts. +. $. Webster, q. T.
Chambers. +. A.. KreiRer. George A. Cor
pany, capital stock $4,000. incorporates
samuel KohlberR, W. Pinkham, I. w.
Genzberger.
William II. Byers was on trial yesterday
in the dist lot ooutt charged with grand
larceny ns bailee. The state claims that no
was given money by Horsky, Miller a. Co.,
A. their %bookkeeper. to pay to sanford q
Evans. aud did not do SO. The defendant
denied that he was given the money. Sew
eral witnesses testified that Byers' leputa-
tion WAS good. Arguments will be made to
the jury to-day.
The women of Bozeman have sent to the
Worlds fair a magnificent jewel in the
form OF the states coat of arms. Il is COM
posed of gold. silver, copper and precious
stones, all of the most artistic and excel
lent workmanship, weighs five or six
pounds, and cost an even $500-tho entire
sum having been raised by the united Of
forts of the Ladies' Columbian association
OF Gallatin county.
George E. Boos, who has recently re-
Gently returned from a trip to the south.
contradicts the report that he went east to
SEE Russell h. Harrison. He says he did
not see Mr.. Harrison md that his trip was
for another purpose. He visited friends in
Columbus. Ga, and while there was the
guest of Hon. Grigsby E. Thomas. From
there he wont to New Orleans. Mobile,
Montgomery, Chattanooga. and Louisville,
also Chicago and was in time for the
Transmississippi congress Mt Ogden.
Frederick Redeker. a teacher of Ian
Quages. was a~djudRed insane In the district
court yesterday and will be sent to Warm
Springs. He was found near a railroad
bridge near the No'thern Pacific depot yes.
terday and said he was confused in his
mind. The examination developed the fact
that he is suffering from m%elanoholia. A
short time ago his wife obtained a divorce
from him and it is Thought that this preyed
on his mind and had something to do with
his arrangement. Mr.. Redeke. was en-
ployed at one time in the public schools of
Helena. 1t is believed that the treatment
at Warm Springs will speedily restore him.