The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-04-05

At Levenworth the women nominate
candidates for council and three TO
school board on the republican ticket
Something over six hundred wome
were registered, but only half of then
went to the polls. The democrats ran
, straight male ticket, and it was elected
with the exception of one councilman
All the women were defeated At En-
, poria the women were worked up to tn,
highest pitch of political excitemen
over the candidacy of Mrs. Jackson TO
reelection as a member of the schoo
board. The issue was on the PROPOSE
ton of opposition to Mrs. jackson to re
duce the salaries of school teachers
Mrs. Jackson's platform was good sal
aries for good teachers" The returns
indicate her reelection. At Topeka
about $50 women were registered, but
Ii tile over half of them voted. They had
no candi idates in the field and were moi
greatly interested in the election. The
women of Atchison had three candi
dates in the field on the democratic
ticket and the straight republican
ticket was victorious. The registration
of women throughout the state, in cities
of the second and third classes, was
generally smaller than usual, owing to
the lack of issues At Saline the female
sutfragists nom ina Jed woman candi-
date for the school board. a colored
woman was run by the anti-suffragists.
The suffragists were defeated and the
colored woman elected by an overwhelm-
ing majority.
Real Estate and Mining Transfers.
George H. Carver to the Carver Mer-
camille company, the following property:
A $4,000 mortgage on band of sheep be-
longing to Bernard Assendrup; three
eights interest in the Cave and all of the
Magn etic Iron mining lodes, in the New
World district, $1,000; one-half Of water
right and water taken from Miller creek
at Cooke, and known as the Cooke Water
works, $1,000; vwo-thirds of north . of
southwest d section %, township 2
south, range 8 east local lands), $1,000;
lots %, %, 80, 81, block 10, lots 3, and
5, block ITO, and lots l and 2, block 81,
$4,000.
Northern Pacific company to Living
ston Electric Light company, lots 20 and
q, block 120, Livingston; consideration
S144.
Angie G. Fowler and William C. Fow-
ler to Frank A. Ross, lots II and Is, in
block 81, Livingston; consideration $500.
Allan r. Joy and Hattie NJ. Joy to H.
J. Hoppe, William Wright and Geo. T.
Lalnport, commissioners of Park county,
lots ., 3 and 80, block Is, Livingston;
consideration 5000.
John H. Elder and Della K. Elder to
Alvin P. Vinnedge, lot II, block 6, Cooke;
consideration 800.
Robert Vaudeville to H. J. Armstrong
and w. A. Lewis, one third of the Emma
mipa; consideration $500.
William E. Sims to E. H. Talcott, lots
Is and 16, block 40, Livingston; consid-
Grafton nominal.
Lolita S. Russell to Sarah Horner, one
fourth interest in the Eureka quartz
lode mining claim, in the New World
district; consideration $3.50.
John C. Caldwell to William B. Nc
Adow, placer ground in Emigrant min
ing district; consideration $1,000.
Northern Pacific Railroad company to
Martin Peterson, lots Il and IS, block
1O2, Livingston.
John r. Hathorn and wife to NJ. S.
Ballinger one hundred inches of the
water of Trail creek with right to con-
vey same through ditch; consideration
nominal.
John Anderson to A. G. Hatch, all of
fractional block 81, Big Timber; consid
Grafton $50.
James Cooper to James S. Thompson,
lot 6, block A, Williams addition to
Cokedale; consideration 500.
John Rutherford to James A. Clark,
half interest in the Manhattan and
the whole of Three-One quartz lodes in
the New World district, for considera-
tion of 5000.
James A. Clark to Edgar B. Ober and
Edgar A. Gray of st. Paul, one sixteenth
interest in the Concordia placer claim
and a one-sixteenth interest in the Soda
Butte placer claim, in the New World
district; consideration $500.
r. E. Cutler to Alanson Ucessor, one
sixteenth interest in the Concordia and
Soda Butte placer claims; consideration
nominal.
John Rutherford to James A, Clark, a
one sixteenth interest in the Concordia
and Soda Butte placer claims, in the
New World district, for considera ton
of s4OO.
James Basch to ]. A. Savage, one-half
interest in lots % and 80, block los, Liv-
ingston; consideration s25.
Red Lodge Notes.