The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-11
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Joseph Davis. who ia 10 be city marshal
under the next administration. vas an in
tsTssted looker-oa a. the meeting OF the
council last night
There will be a mesting Of the B. p. o.
=. this evening al 1880 O'Clock sharp.
full attendanos IL earnestly requested.
Visiting brothers are cordially invited 10
attend.
The funeral OF Sam Picker late a prl-
vate Of company b., Beeond regiment Col
orado cavalry will take place to-day a. two
.. m. IL is expected that old veterans OF
the var will attend.
The annual meeting Of the Helena Rod
and Gun elub will be held Thursday eve
Ming, April IL. ~ abe store of NJ. ii. Bryan.
Election OF office and other important
business will take place.
DR.. n. Fred EssiR OF Spokane. Who at
tended the session Of the Montana Medical
ssaooiAtion held In this oity last week, ID
being strongly urged in that city 70 accept
the mayoraity nomination.
There 10 AZ police headquarters a pair OF
lAdJ'e kid gloves found yesterday on
Broadway near Main street. They are new
] an the owner can have them By cal ing at
the marshais Office aud proving property.
Toe annual ball Of the Helena whsslmsn
Will take place Friday night. AMI the q an
march will begin promptly al nine O'Clock,
1 lhe admissions are to be only by invita-
ton, and tue greatest care has been exer-
oissd in sending these out
The board OF state prison commissioner
have appointed Noah j Mcconnell SUPER
vising arehitect OF the new psaitentiarJ at
BillinRG The architect is now getting the
specifications in readiness for biddsrs
They will be ready for EXAMINATION April
70. Bids will be received until Asy1l.
Henry 4. Clark. the highwayman who
was sent TO the penitentiafy a couple Of
years ago for forty years on che charge Of
highway robbery, sent a bride yesterday 20
SWend Carlson, asking him to sell 10 for
him. Clark writes that he IL endsavorinR
20 gst money TO cir:ulats a petition for bis
release.
The piano recital given az 81. PAurs
church last night by = OF. HiFsehfeld was a
rars treat for love Q of music and was tho
ouRaly enjoyed by large audisnss. A.
the close on motion of Col. Sanders . Fis-
ing vote of thanks was given the professor,
and he was requested TO repeat she enter
tainmsnt.
Herr Wsrby and Frisda Zuhs were mar
ried by Judge Buck 10 she distriot court
Yesterday. The parties we're married Jan.
last, by Morris Auerbach. according 90
the Jewish rite. As the ceremony was not
performed by a regularly ordained rabbi it
was decided that 10 would be best 20 have
another and a OWL ceremony so as 30 make
the union legal.
The Epvorth League Of the 81. Paups
III. T.. church will give social entertain
ment in the church parlors on Friday even
ing next. beginning at 1880. some of the
beat musical And literary talent of the oitv
will take part. The programme promises
TO be a most enjoyable affair. An admis-
sion fee OF % cents will be charged 40 ths
doer. which will inoluie refreshments.
DR.. c. b. Miller is in receipt OF a letter
from his son, W. ". Miller. dated Genoa,
Italy. which indicates that be IL having ~
a..
King HumbeTt. He had pleasant visit in
Turin and was on his way to Rome. where
he opposed TO attend Easter services at ~.
Peters. He will spend some time ia Italy
and will then return 20 Paris and continue
his medical studles
The street pay roll for the month of
March was equal to all the other pay rolls
OF the city som biued for that month. exclu,-
i've of the call men in the nre department.
IL was very foroible illustration OF the
policy OF Mayor Curtin to provide work as
far ss possible for she laboring classes and
to see al this came time that the eXpendi-
lures OF tue city were in lines that would
benefit the most people.
Gov. Richards his z antsd respite %
George Ladd, otherwise known as shorty
who Was sent to the county Jail for sixty
days for retit larceny. numeTOusly
signed petitioa for his pardon Was pre-.
sented 30 the governor. Tue machinery OF
Nuo Jaw requires huou long time Tor tno
board OF pardons 30 reach such a case. that
she governor decided TO respite Laid as
we'll az pa don him. Should the board OF
refuse 20 approvs the COVE nor's action.
Shorty will have TO serve out the balance OF
his sentence. The espita acts as a suapsn-
sion Of sentence gill the board acts.
T. :. Wilson, OF this city. has assumed
the mapaeemsnt of hinR's opera house. the
first attraction to play under him being
The World" on Thursday and Friday
night. AR. Wilson 10 not novice in the
theat ical business, being an actor of rec
ognizsd ability and also having had con-
siderable experience in the management Of
companies on the road. UndeT bis man
aeemsnt patrons may confidently expect
ths same courteous treatment they have
received for the past two years while
Nessrs. Pope a OConnor had abe opera
house. ami they may also expect the same
high class attractions.