The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-03-29

route of the Great Falls & Canada rail-
way has been finally determined 1t is
settled that it will proceed from here up
the Sun River valley and cross the Teton
near the mouth of the Muddy. This
point is about eighteen miles east of the
town of Choteau. The route will trend
thence in northwesterly direction.
The track will probably cross the Marias
at Fort Conrad, and after passing near
the Sweet Grass Hills mining region will
proceed in a direct line to Lethbridge.
Grading will begin here on Wednesday,
under the direction of Chief Engineer
Barclay and the CONTRACTOR, Donald
Grant. Material is arriving for the road.
Two hundred thousand ties have been
cut. A narrow gauge locomotive and
rails will arrive as soon as some progress
has been made with the grade.
Real Estate and Mining Transfers.
The following deeds to real estate and
mining property have been filed with the
county clerk the past week:
Omer Hos1ins to W. A. Burleigh, one
half interest in the New Years gift, one
| fourth interest in the Ben Franklin and
one-fourth interest in the Myrtle quartz
lodes, in the New World district, for a
consideration of $1,000.
William E. Meagher to Kate Meagher,
one fourth interest in the E. G. Waters
quartz lode, in the New World district;
consideration nominal.
William E. Meagher to Kate Meagher,
one-thlrd of seven-eighths interest in
the Badger quartz lode, in the New
World district; consideration $3.50.
Northern Pacific company to William
j. Anderson, lots % and %, block 100,
Livingston; consideration S144.
Northern Pacific company to William
J. Anderson, lots 20, q, %, %, "a, 25 and
26, block 25, Livingston; consideration
s315.
Thomas W. Fitch to William J. An
derson, lots p and %, block ~, Living
ston; consideration $3.50.
Charles E. Pendleton to Oner Hos
kins, one-fourth interest in the Myrtle
quartz lode, in the New World district;
consideration $1,000
Frank Beley and Amelia j. Beley to
the Centennial Brewing company of
Butte, one-half interest in lots 6, 7 and
s, block 100, Livingston, together with
all buildings and Improvements thereon,
also half interest in lots and 5, block
100: consideration $1,000.
Frank Kruschnik to Philip Stulz, lot
2S, block %, Llvingston; consideration
nominal
w. J. Garfield and Alice B. Garfield
to Ernest Grieger, lot 8, block 3, Coke
dale; consideration s175.
Ezra R. Bowen to Franklin F. Spencer
of Chicago, lot l, in block 16, Cooke, to-
gether with building thereon; consider
alton 51,25O
John Matson and wife to Oeril Cady,
lots l and 2, block 7, Riverside addition
to Livingstone; consideration S15O.
l.. A. Luce and wife to Truman D.
Strait of Minnesota, one-sixteenth of
the Lancaster, Daisy, Collateral and
Major Pease lodes, in the Boulder min
ing district; consideration nominal.
2. H. Daniels to ]. P. Allen, one-eighth
interest in the Wide Awake lode, in the
New World district; consideration 800.
Northern Pacific company to VIM. J.
lots @, "a and %, block IA,
Livingstone; consideration s135.
". j. Anderson to Livingston Electric
Light company, lots %, "a and 25, block
IA, Livingston; consideration 5135.
Northern Pacific company to George
N. Martin, lot 6, block 40, Livingston;
1925.
Gordon Bros. to Sophia Wetzstein, lots
9 and 10, block 81, Livingston; consider
alton 1915.
Red Lodge Notes.
From the Pickett
Thomas Leamy, coal miner of this
burg, drew $500 in the last drawing Of
the Louisiana lottery, it is said.
It looks like Samuel T. Hauser was
playing Martin Maginnis as dummy
against fate. Enmity is most dangerous
n the disguise of friendship.
Davy Davis, car driver at the Rocky
Fork mines, was SO unfortunate as to
nave his foot badly injured by car run
aing over it Friday morning. The poor
nan was brought over from the mines
md medical aid was at once summoned.
Dr.. F. r. Musser was on hand at once
md rendered the man all the medical
assistance necessary.
Hon. John W. Buskett, the secretary
md treasurer of the Rocky Fork Town
md Electric company, instructed Con-
ractor George II. Town to proceed with
he excavation for the cellar of the new
lotel last Thursday. The excavating is
o be finished by the Goth of April and
will be ready to push the ho-
ell to completion.
The smelters at Anaconda are making
test of the Rocky Fork coal in their.
melting works. It is settled fact that
ur coal makes as much heat as the
.ock Springs coal of Wyoming and can
Q sold cheaper, as the haul from Red
.odge will only be about 24O miles as
BON as the Butte and Gallatin road is
ompleted. The CRATES in the smelters
{ Anaconda are now being remodeled
,r our coal and it will not be great
hile before our coal will be used alto
ether in Anaconda, as the Sand Coulee
BAL is so full Of dirt and slate it is
orthlos rs, fuel