The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-09-27
CASTLE NOTES.
(From the Record

(From the Record
The Cleopatra is getting timber and
!. lumber preparatory to erecting shaft
l house and will continue work all winter
: A whim has been ordered and will
greatly facilitate work. Had it not been
for the scarcity of water the company
would have put in steam hoist.
The Judge people are expecting to
: have their machinery in position in a
very short time. The shaft house, car
penter and blacksmith shops are com
pleted and development work will be
accomplished great deal more rapidly
than heretofore. Under Mr.. Bonner's
S upervision great changes have taken
place lately.
Mr.. VIM. Dixon of Livingston came
over last Saturday, and when asked
what he thought of Castle, said: "Why,
l am surprised to see such town. /
was prepared to see pretty good sized
village, but nothing compared with this
[ have been in the Park all summer, but
had l thought Castle was SO much of a
place would have come here in the
spring. However, it is not too late yet
and I shall be back in few weeks to
make some arrangements as to the flu
ture."
While there is not as much railroad
talk floating in the air the past few days
both Livingston and Helena are work
ing away like beavers. Helena is now
trying to induce the B. & NJ. to con- |
struct their line from Wyoming through !
via the Musselshell country, Castle and
on to Helena. If the proper induce
ments are held out the B. & N. will lose
no time in getting here. The Northern
Pacific surveyors have been cross Sec
tioning their line from Livingston to
Castle, the surveyors arriving here last
week, and there is every reason to be-
lieve that grading will begin this fall
and possibly the road constructed to
Castle, as it could be done in sixty days
easily. Castle should be fully awake to
the fact that it is her duty to respond
to the first one that makes start and
assist all in their power. The road from
Neihart must not be lost sight of, as the
graders will soon be on the ground and
the road pushed on to Nelhart. When {
once started there is no knowing where
President Hill will stop, and while the
N. T. is trying to make up it's mind the
Great Northern and B. & NJ. are liable
to win the prize.
Real Estate and Minin. Transfers
The following transfers have been
filed with the county clerk and recorder ,
the past week:
Lavantia Pease to Charles w. Hoff- !;
man, the northwest quarter of section 2, ;
township south, of range 9 east, con- s
tanning 16O acres; $1,000
Northern Pacific r. r. Co. to Otto and n
Frederick A. Krieger, lot q, block GA,
$40.
Northern Pacific r. R. Co. to Ellen
Cooney; lots l, 2, Is and 16, block Sc, y
Livingston, S4O5.
A. j. Hatch to Lucy A. Merrielees, all
Of Fractional block 27, Big Timber: con- I
sideration nominal.
r. B. Basford to Laura J. Rogers, lots
25, p and %, Block K, Riverside add- !,
ion to Livingston; 5165.
Northern Pacific R. r. Co. to Charles =,
Connop, lots 21, %, %, "a, 25, 26, 27, %,
q, 80, 81 and 80, block 81, Livingstone; G
,97O =
Northern Pacific r. r. Co. to James
Williams, lot 26, block p, Livingston;
1925.
Northern Pacific r. r. Co. to Martha II
?. Garrett, lots Is and 10, block Sc, Liv- al
ngston; 5000 al
A. j. Lett, and G. E. Collins to Ed e'
yard Sweet, lot 20, Block 80, Livingston;
600. r
William Grabow and wife to Alois HI
'icklas, lots 13, IA, Is and 16, block J, m
riverside addition to Livingston; $500. J.
H. M. Parcher and wife to Carver 81
1ercantile Company, lots 13 and IA, TT
lock 81, Livingston; 1926. SO
John Anderson to F. F. Olson, lots l Sc
nd ., block IA, Big Timber; S125 da
Patrick F. Hanley to John Ray, one
'urth interest in the Tombstone min Tl
lg claim in the New World mining dis IN
'ict; $3.50. on
John d. Boughton and wife to James tb
|. Boughton. lot 9, block 12O, Living mr.
on; $3.50.
N. P. r. r. Co., to Jennine Dixon, lots
and IA, block 107, Livingston; $50. o..