The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-08
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Warren Craig has sold to Carl Hirsoh lot,
!. z, ). 4, 8. 10, II and IL block &, in Oh,
town of Craig for 800.
Richards b Lewis, OF Butte. will not re-
move from that city. but will establish
branch office in Helena.
Tho Boston and Montana Commercial
company estimates that il will cut 10000.
uOO feet of lumber this year.
All msmbers of Rocky Mountain En-
campment No. ] are requested to attend
the installation Monday evening Jan. 9Th.
The Montana National Bank received a
shipment of Souvenir coins yesterday
which they will distribute Monday morning.
It was stated yesterday that Col. Sanders
had formed q partnership with his son
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
to the following: James Mitchell and Mag
gle L. Mitchell. of Helena. and Fred Bubser
and Maggie Downer. of Townsend.
This Sunday at two p. M. Mrs. Josephine
Il. Wilson will give a Bible reading accord.
ing to divine science. All interested are
invited to attend 429 Benton svenue.
The wife Of Dr.. Tower, OF the Montana
university. was taken sudd only ill yester-
day With hemorrhaRe of the lungs. and is
reported to be In q serious condition.
There will be a meeting Of the Board of
Trade at tbeir rooms in the Gold block.
Monday evening. at eight O'Clock. to vol
come the new officers who will be in charge
of affairs for 1893.
Harry Allen. of Great Fail IL, and Paddy
Lee, OF Butte, have been matched for a
the Coliseum. Both men are welter- Weights
and fight at about 145 pounds.
The following locations were fled yester-
day with the county clerk: One hundred
acres of placer near Mullan tunnel. by John
Corners; Caroline lode, Sevon Mile gulch,
BY Joseph DUDE; Ind lode, Stemple. by
G.. A.. Carsley.
People who are just in from the northern
part of the state report hat the ice Is
running out of the Missouri near Fort Ben
ton. and that there ia no snow to be seen
between Helena and the British line except
that on the mountain tops.
The following proofs Of annual repre-.
ssntation work on lodes were filed with the
county clerk yesterday: Blue Grizzly, The
Little Crown, by Daniel Neill; -Four xxx,
Wolf Greek. by Michael Brunette; Gen.
Grant, Stemple, by George A. Carsley;
Henry. Vauahn's district, by Eli Knobb.
Mt. Helena Council, No. 1882, ROYAL
Arcanum, will have their annual ins ITALIA
ton of officers on Tuesday evening next.
music. readings, etc.. followed by a ban
qust and dance. Members can procure
tickets of the committee, Nessrs. Pitts,
Swan and Walker.
There was a good attendance al the meet
ing of the Populist League club in the
Granite block last night. President Zas-
trow presided. A subscription was started
to defray the expense Of fitting up the pres
ent quarters which Mr.. A. Kleinschmidt
proposes to lease at a low rate. A number
of interesting speeches were made on state
and national issues.
There was q large attendance ut 81.
Aloysius hall last night to witness the
Time and the Hour" given by the Catho-
lie Dramatic club. II was for the benefit of
the widow and children of the late Patrick
Sweeney, and the large attendance testified
to the interest taken in the matter by Hell
ena people. The play was we'll rendered, |
all who took part showing q very careful
rehearsal.
At a meeting of the Elk ecutive Board of
the Murphy Gospel Temperance Union. il
was decided to disband that Organization.
They therefore desire to give notice that
meetings in their old hall will be discon-
tinued, An institution known as the Cos
pei Mission and Reading room has been
opened in the room recently occupied by |
Mr.. Drew as q shoe store. 81 s. Main ST.
where gospel meetings will be held every
night and the reading room open from 8 a.
m. until 10 p. m. An employment bureau
ia opened in connection with the mission,
from which none but the best and most
reliable help will be furnished. The meet
inRs will tonight at 1880. to
which all are invited.