The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-30
ANACONDA REAL ESTATE
important Transactions Recorded On
the County Books.
DEER LODGE POLITICS
Down There They Talk of a Cit
liens Movement Also-Val-
ley Gossip and News
Notes.
Snecial Corresnondcnce Of one Standard.

Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
DEER LODGE, March 29.-Still the poliii.
cal parties are making no move toward
placing candidates in tho field for the
municipal election, which takes place on
Saturday, April 10, and the probabilities
are that no fight will be made. 1t is nov
conceded that a citizens ticket will be
presented in few days that will receive
the endorsement of those directly inter-
ested in good city government.
Frank Conley is being urged by those in
favor of fusion to accept the nomination
for mayor, as he made q splendid officer
while serving in that capacity two years
ago. 1t was during his administration
that many of the improvements that the
town now enjoys were made.
The registration closes tonight at 8
o'clock and will contain less than 10
names, which goes to show the little in
terest that is manifested in the election.
Coroner Hardenbrook of Anaconda is a
visitor in town to-day.
DIR. Mitchell left for First Chance this
morning. He expects to have his new
quartz mill in operation some time next
month.
Dave Haskell of Reid, Murdoch & Co.,
is interviewing the grocery men of Deer
Lodge to-day.
William Hardenbrook, who has been
confined to his home for the past week
with la grippe, is able to be around again.
Con Kohrs left Wednesday on a busi-
ness trip to Hamilton.
The funeral of Mrs. John Hogan took
place to-day from the Catholic church and
was largely attended.
The following deeds and mortgages APP
pear on the record in the clerk and re-
corder's Office: Harry j. Matheson, by
attorney. to Mary A. Campbell, the Silver
and Gold Bar lode mining claims, stu
ated on the Little Blackfoot river in Deer
Lodge county. Consideration, 500.
A. p. Cloutier et al to Henry Mcclure,
lot 4 block 101 in the city or Anaconda.
Consideration, $3.50.
Hiram w. Hixon to Daniel w. French,
lot IL block ~ in the city of Anaconda.
Consideration, S2,125.
Edmond LeClair and wife to ID. Launde-
vile, the south half of lot block 67 in the
city of Anaconda. Consideration, $500.
Mitch Pickel ct. al to Daniel tombstone,
lot IL block 80 in the city of Anaconda.
Consideration, 81 200.
William Kelliher ct. ux to Dorinda B.
Young, lot 1 block 81 in the city of Ana
cond. Consideration, $1,000.
Daniel w. French ct. ux to Ben ID. Lear,
the south 6 feet of lot 10, and the north Is
feet of lot IA, said fractional lots being in
block 10, in the town of Deer Lodge. Con-
sideration, S975.50.
j. A. Hasley ct. uX to Frank Jones, lot 3
block SO in the city of Anaconda. Consid-
Grafton, 5000.
T. L. St. Jean ct ux to S. +. Winston,
lot Is, in block 81, in the city of Anaconda.
Consideration, 81 200.
George W. and j. X. Best to James w.
Geary, the following placer mines situated
on Ogden mountain: The Bar placer,
No Two placer, Best placer, Side Still
placer, also water rights. Consideration,
S1,224.50.
Charles B. Jones ct ux to Fannie ID. lap
ham, an undivided q interest to a ditch
and water right, known as the Marshall
ditch, and situated about one and half
miles below the Anaconda Smelling
works. Consideration, S1.50.
Gordon c. Vineyard ct ux to Charles B.
Jones, an undivided 4 interest to ditch
and water right, known as the Marshall
ditch, situated about one one-half miles
below tho Anaconda Smelling works, near
Anaconda. Consideration, 81.