The Helena independent., 1892-05-08
MONTANA ON THE COAST.
People From This State Who Have Settle
on the Pacific Slope.

People From This State Who Have Settled
on the Pacific Slope.
Richard Lockey, who has recently re-
turned from a tour of the Pacific
coast and Puget sound, tells Of q num-
Der Of Montanians who are located
there, and it is presumed it will interest
their friends to know Of them. In San
Francisco ne found Z. w. Carpenter. who
is general agent Of two Of the strongest
insurance companies doing business on the
Pacific coast. He has leased the ground
floor Of tho new Pacific Mutual Life In
surance company's building on Mon ntRom-
cry and Sacramento streets. and will have
the finest insurance office on the coast. His
family reside with him in the city. Edward
Conolly. another old timer of Montana, is
engaged in the real estate, mining and in
surance business, having an office with Mr..
Carpenter. Green Majors, formerly Of
Curtis d Majors. Butte, has an Office in
the Chronicle building, San Francisco,
and is working up some large @water
and colonization schemes, and with his
son, son and daughteF, live in Oakland.
Messrs. Eddy and Hammond, Of Missoula,
with their families, are making their homes
temporarily at the Palace hotel. San Fran
cisco. y. +. Sherman. formerly cashier of
the Bozeman National bank. is now cashier
VI tu6 OIeeOH NaGlOual DaAA nv IOIAAaAlt'
Ore, and is largely interested in electric
street railways, real estate, mines and a
photographic establishment. w. N. Jack.
the Butte hardware man. of precinct
Thirty-four fame, having sold his business
at Butte, has purchased beautiful home
and has located with his family in Port
land. s. g. Fulton, with other old-time
Helena Northern Pacific railroad officials.
is also located in Portland, prosperous and
satisfied. E. S. jackson, formerly with the
Montana Abstract company, 10 general
agent vi the Great Northern railroad with
an Office on Front street.
G. G. Chandler, as general agent of the
cashier, is at Tacoma, always ready to
accommodate aveling Montanians.
In Seattle Mr.. Lookey found Gen.
Turner and family, and Col. I. D. Nc
Cutoheon. The firm of Turner & Nc
Cutcheon have very fine office, with law
practice fully in keeping with all their ap-
pointments. Col. McCutcheon had evil
IDENTIFY recovered his health, as he was look
ing we'll. Gen. Turner has recently built
and fitted up beautiful home on the
heights. M. 2. Benton is looking after the
interests of an eastern railtoad company,
his family residing with him in the city. ].
VIM. Adams and wife reside in a lovely
his time to dealing in real estate, in which
he has been eminently successful. South
Park is Mr.. Adams property, and there
has perhaps been no addition to Seattle
that has been 80 we'll managed. e. w.
Craven is reported to have been successful
in both real estate and law. Fred Miles,
with his brother. is engaged in the hard
ware business. r. L. Davis and family
reside in Seattle. Mr.. Davis holding
| the position of clerk of q the
probate court. Andrew +. Burleigh has re-
Gently been appointed the attorney of a
large corpo alton, which is said to be fine
position. John H. Elder, the Livingston
lawyer, makes his home there, and has a
fine practice. Armstrong u Shaubert,
formerly of Glendale, control the cab ana
transfer business of Seattle, and are now
doing we'll. DR.. and Mrs. Rawson live at
the Hotel Northern, the doctor, rs usual.
enjoying large practice. All of them
seem prosperous and happy and pleased
with their homes and locations.
Mr.. Lookey gives it as his opinion that it
ia just about as dull on the coast as it will
be, and believes they are showing eviden ce
of improvement, but thinks there will not
be much activity until after the World 8
| fair, as SO many westerners expect to visit
| the east next year, and SO many eastern
people will put off their western trip until
after that time. William Fairweather was
not in San Francisco this trip.