Hon.Rnonh Wilson and !^ U Harris, of^Crow C'reek, are in the city.
C.II. Iligelow and wife, of St. J'aul, are^gut atsot the tirand Central.
lohnLanncn, and old time prospector of^l^e^ r l.^slge la visiting the capital.
CK. I'ears, of Oallatin, and M. Mounts,^d lio/eman, are visiting the capital.
Themembers of the Jtoston Quli.tette^Club are domiciled at the Orand Central.
T.M Adama, a Hutte merc hant, waa in^town yeatt rday on the horse atealing ease.
It.1,. M-fn.it'. |^. ^ t trader at Fori As^ainaboine, arrived in the city last night and^la the guest of Col. Broad water.
Josephlleauore, a well known resident^of Helena has received notice from Cm ted^States Marshal Irvine that he has been ap^^pointed a guard In the penitentiary at
DaefLodge.
HenrySempie Ames and o^^-ar Brad^^ford, m. Oouis capitalists end owners of^the Bradford and Amea additions to Hel^^ena ate in the city, looking out for other^investments.
Oeo.Pi fen an old time Moniauian, who^baa led an active and useful life, ia taking^a needed rest and will remain in Helena^tor aome time. Hia old friend McLean and^hunaelf were around together yesterday^talking of old times.
Prof.J. K. Clayton returned from the^Co ur d* A lenes laat night, where he has^been examining the Tiger and I'oonnan^mines. The latter, he say a, ia looking very^Well and the mill tl turning our forty tons^^d ( one nt rates daily.
Wm.Noonan, of Woodville, was in the^city a few hours yesterday and reports the^place very dull. Owing to the fall In cop^per he states that Winters A OonahiiH who^rec. idly made a strike ot the red metal^m ar Woinlville, have stopped work for the
arenenl
Millineryactus.I,^street, Is now open.
Dr.Liebig Jt Co. at Pacific hotel,^street, until eveuiog of April 7.
Mam
'1he expose is timely.
