The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-16
ECHOES OF AN OLD CRIME.
Il. III. Stanton Is to Be sued in WASH
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ington.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
DEER LODGE, March 15.-Con Kohrs re-
turned yesterday afternoon from north
ern Montana, where he had gone to look
after his cattle interests.
A very enjoyable time was had last
evening at the home of n. j. Bielenberp.
He had invited few of his friends in TO
partake of his hospitality, and 1t was
voted to have been an exceedingly pleas
ant affair.
Nat Evans, a prominent ranch man of
Deer Lodge. left yesterday ON a business
trip up the Bitter Root valley. He will
visit Hamilton before he returns.
The county officers are TAXI ng a holiday
to-day after 10 days of hard work while
under the watchful eye of the commits
sioners.
The members of the city council of
Deer Lodge can immortalize themselves
by suppressing public nuisance that ex-
lists in this city.
Hon. Peter Hale of Anaconda stepped
off the tram this morning 10 shake hands
with some friends. He then proceeded on
his way TO Mlssoula.
Jack Seoul of Pioneer is a visitor i'm tho
city for the past few days.
Attorney Edward Scharnikow expects
10 leave for the state of Washington on
the 18th, where he goes to prosecute a
case against Il. III. Stanton. Stanton will
be remembered by many as being one of
the members of the firm of Stanton q
Parrot, doing business in Anaconda about
six years ago, when the town was startled
by the reported robbery Of $1,000 from the
firms sale. Suspicion was strongly di-
rected against Stanton himself, and.
through the persuasion of Pinkerton de-
tective, he was induced to make a clean
breast of the whole affair. The booty was
found deposited in a gum-boot at tue bot
tom of a well in the lower part of tho city.
lie was tried for embezslement and re-
ceived sentence of two years. Since
'hen he has moved TO Washington and
accumulated some property. and the suits
pending against him now are the results
of his rascalIty at that time.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following transactions appears on
record with the county clerk and recorder
for the week:
William L. Mckinney TO Edward L.
Clair the south half Of lot No.. :,
block g., in the city Of Anaconda sI1OO %
7. ID. Fitzgerald TO j. II. Durstan, lot
Z, in block IS. IN the city of Ana
cOnuds also Il poTllOn or lot 8, in
block -, Anaconda. ............ SOOO m |
William MILESTONE to Mortimer
Leary. an undivided one-dfth inter
est 10 mineral tots Nos. "a \ and5f
h. in township II, north range
west; a.sO water right and water
taken from Dog creek by ditch
running two and one-haf miles 10
SAID lois. .................... 500 90 |
u. y Corey and wife TO Charles G..
Birdseye. tie Trapper quartz lode
mining cain. designated as lots g.
and D. in township q, north OF
range 10 ana % west ............... ul I
!. b. Master. sher.a, 20 Charles g.
Birds-ye. the North star quar-
lode mining claim -.... ..........- Al So
United states patent 10 ORC Emo ST.
yer N.lin- com ANY. sunday lode
mining claim. embracing "a portion
81 section -. township O.. unr.L ~
RANGE west
Iu.ta states patent CD oro Elmo ~l.-
yer VI nln- clUp4l.. True Eacset
lode mining cain. .l section is
township &, north Of range west.