The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-01-30
CASTLE CULLINGS,
From the Tribune.

Over twenty men are employed at the
Yellowstone. In each of the two drifts
now being run on the 400 foot level, good
ore is encountered.
1t is claimed that six men could get
out of the Cumberland all the ore that
is needed to supply the two furnaces in
the next ninety days.
Henry Kurtz calculates to remove the
machinery now stationed at the working
shaft of the Iron Chief to the one in
which ore was recently found on that
claim.
On Wednesday afternoon the large fur
mace of the Cumberland was blown in.
The smelter is now running out bullion
at the rate of about thirty tons each
twenty four hours.
It was L. S. Ash who managed the
Cumberland when the Yellowstone smell
ter made the successful sixty days run on
the Cumberland company's ore. Now
that that company has acquired this
plant and this gentleman is manager, the
people here expect of him the same sue
cess that was formerly achieved by his
company.
Real Estate and Mining Transfers.
James McNaughton ct ux. to j. D.
Bowers, one-half interest in lots 4, 5 and
6, block 55, Livingston; $500.
David w. Chaffee to Name M. Haynes,
lots 5, 6, 7,8, southwest quarter of north
east quarter of section 26, township 3,
south of range east; 800.
Harden Smith to John J. Erb, one
sixth interest in lots 9, 10, IL, IL, 13, block
Ill, and lots 5, 6, Z, block 1913, Living
ston, one sixth interest in IS feet of the
Bull Of the Woods, one-twenty fourth
interest in the Horse Fly, one thirty
sixth interest in the Young Bonanza and
Sheol, New World district; $3.50.
Samuel N. Edwards to Thomas P. Nc
Donald, southwest quarter of section %,
township I, south Of range 20 east, 16O
acres; consideration nominal.
The Coast Commercial company to
Prosper w. Smith, the west hall of Sec
tion No. 8, south range q east, 800 acres.
$1,000.
United States to August c. Haseler,
the southwest quarter of section &c,
township 2, south of range east; 16O
acres.
Louis Lahm to Maggie G. Hoffman,
lots 10, 20, block Al, Livingstone; $500.
r. B Basford to Robert Livingston,
lots Is, 16, block 1913, Riverside addition
to Livingston; 800.
Alfred L. Nichols ct ux. to Henry
Frank, one -fonrth interest IN the Mid
night lode, New World district.
John Thomas to A. B. Gould, one
sixth interest in the Gift mining lode,
Boulder district; $500.
NJ Sylvester ct TX. to W. A. Hall, one
half interest in the Eagle Gray quartz
lode, New World district; $3.50.
Morris Skaug to Margaret Coleman,
lots 13, IA, block 66, Livingston; S1O5O.
Northern Pacific Railroad company to
Oliver H. Brown, lot 32, block 1O5, Liv..
ingston; $50.
James M. Newton to Arthur H. O'Neil
lots and 2 block 76, Livingston; $3.50
w. A. Kelly to L. M. and T. G. Miles,
lots Is and 16, block 116, Park addition
to Livingston; S4OO.
August c.. Haseler and Annie Haseler
to Antoine Mlekush, east 20 feet lot 8,
block A, Cokedale; $780,
United States to Charles A. Stanley,
the south half of northwest quarter of
section 28 township 7, south of range 20
east; eighty acres.
United States to N. d. T. Weather
main, northwest quarter Of section 20,
township 4, north of range Is east; 16O
acres.
United States to Amelia Webber,
quarter section 20, township
7, south of range 20 east; 16O acres.
Asa Horr and wife to Joseph L. Horr,
interest in lot 6, 7 and east
half of northeast quarter and east half
Of southwest quarter and southwest quar-
ter of northeast quarter and southeast
quarter Of northwest quarter and south
east quarter Of section 6, township 9.
sOuth of range oast