The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THEY'RE THE LEADERS IN ALL
DEALINGS IN BUTTE REALTY.
They Have Inside Bargains and Special
ties in Outside Properties and
All Are Good.

Ever since Butte first found place
on the map and became an incorporated
municipality, it's growth has been rapid,
steady and solid. Less than 10 years
ago, and in some instances five years
would cover the time, great gaps sepa-
rated the suburbs on the north, east
and SOUTH To-day there is no dividing
line visible, and although still outside
the corporate city limits they all merge,
and form practically one grand city of
Butte.
Primarily, these gaps have been
closed up by the extension of one of
the finest of electric street railway sys-
tens, and secondly by the enterprise
of prominent real estate promoters pos
sessed of indomtable faith in the great
future of the city. Foremost among
these Is the Cobban-C asey-Day COM
pany, than which none have done more
toward expanding the city and provid-
ing homes for honest busy tolers.
Through their influence, and by their
financial aid streets have been graded,
sewers and water mains constructed
and sidewalks laid to such an extent
that the Clark. Carte Blanche Upton
and Noyes & Upton No. 2 additions on
the south side have become valuable
properties, on which some of the finest
dwelling houses in the city have been
built. and the Vanderbilt and Stevens
additions on the west side have given
birth to hundreds of happy homes. All
Of these additions, less than three years
ago, were considered very inferior por-
lions of the city. To-day, owing to i'm
provements instituted by this firm they
are the most desirable in which to build
a home. Many feet lower in altitude
than the solidly built-up portion of the
city, these additions are free from the
Il, tFrtes
fumes rising and passing entirely over
them. In these portions Of the city.
with care and attention. grass and
~shrubbery may be grown to beautifY
the surroundings, and many lawns will
soon be in evidence to disprove the
theory that grass cannot be grown in
Butte.
On selecting a piece of property the
purchaser may pay portion of the
price in cash and the balance in month
ly installments, and to build substan-
tial house the firm will advance the
necessary cost, which may be paid
back as the income or means of the
buyer will permit. Since the 1st of jan
uary of the present year this firm has
erected 30 dwelling houses on it's vari-
Gus additions, all of which have been
sold on the installment plan.
The Cobban-C asey-Day company also
has much acreage adjoining the
| city limits suitable for chicken and
small fruit ranches, which they are
deciding to homeseekers on the most
| favorable terms.
As loan agents, this firm probably
possesses a greater prestige than any
| other in the state. AS a locality for
| investment, either by loan or purchase,
| Butte is a favorte with non-residents,
as the hundreds of thousands of dol
lars annually invested for them by the
| 'olh no q
| dence.
The Cobban- Casey-Day company. in
corporated under it's present name in
January of this year, had its inception
from the early day firm of Casey, Hol-
land & Cobban, one of the first to dc