Governor Norris Urges Economy in State Expenditures
Governor Edwin J. Norris delivers a full hour message to the Eleventh Montana Legislature urging thrift in all state outlays. He stresses prudent budgeting, notes potential tax revenue shifts, and calls for streamlined operations and reduced duplication in legislative printing and staffing.
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Herena
Montana
Edwin J. Norris T Jay
Raj
Platthead County
Neniverth
Ty House
Ape Tubatoa
Imingictithal
Eleventh Legislative Assembly
Lam
Livestock Interests and Special Levies Debate
The document discusses year plans for special taxes to fund county livestock protection and bounty payments. It notes estimated revenues of about $68,000 from licenses and $167.00 unpaid claims, urging continued bounties, state support, and strict enforcement of anti corruption laws. It also covers proposed bank deposit protections, road funding, and timber land investigations with state land officials, hearings, and potential appropriations to resolve disputes.
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Elaine
Theneral Fund
Msarnsen
State boards and funding for Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition plans
A long memorandum discusses funding for a Seattle exposition, arguing a $750,000 shortfall for new buildings and equipment. It urges consolidating state education boards, abolishing redundant boards, and appointing traveling examiners to supervise all institutional expenditures. It notes prior appropriations for university and prison projects, and recommends state ownership of prison property and better control over contracts. The tone stresses prudent use of general funds and centralized oversight by the state board of education.
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Une Ee
State Board of Education
Educational Institution General Fund
Sumor
State Board of Examiners
Terres Tremaine Ilies
Tunis
State of Education
Finanekth
State Boar of Education
Texan
Nis
Focal Board
State Board
Mths
Stative Assembly
Mate University
State Board of Examiners Sys
Mar Kemet
State Plan of Prison
Coates & McTagie
Sud
Contes
Seston
Economic Outlook From a Turbulent Era in Commerce
A fragmented summary notes business and industrial affairs show uneven prosperity with profits in mines ranges farms and other sectors. Urban growth continues as housing and buildings attract residents, while financial affairs remain conservative and cautious guidance emphasizes careful handling of commercial interests.
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Anch Condi
Timel
Bain
Ion Seldony
Tien Pelven
Aia
Enforcement of Law for Society and Public Safety
The piece argues harsh enforcement and removal of incompetent officers, urging stricter laws. It notes gun and knife violence, advocates jail terms over fines for serious offenses, and laments laws honored more in name than in practice, citing grand jury findings.
Assessed Valuation and Revenue Projections for Silver County
The report estimates 1909 assessed value near 8.6 million with a revival of silver county revenues offset by mine declines. It notes a 1908 drop due to reduced mine activity and copper prices, while Will County shows about 8,000,000 in valuation and a total potential increase in 1909.
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Silver County
Wallliver
Bow County
Keneral Merase
Legislative expenses kept within 1 prerogative outline
A fragmentary note discusses controlling legislative expenses and maintaining frugal spending as a priority. The text hints at adherence to a referred prerogative and economy measures, but specifics are unclear.
Direct Primaries Strongly Recommended Across States
Fragmented OCR text argues for direct primaries in all states with calls for party nominations to be through primaries and for voters to elect senators by direct vote. It mentions Congress action and proposed constitutional changes, urging adoption of direct selection and precommitment by legislators in Oregon.
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Pam Ray
Isl
Alos
Sch
Sien
T Fox
Congres
United States
Oregon
Corrupt Practices Act Voter Fairness Mention
The text asserts that all sections should be fairly conducted and that voters must be allowed to express their choice of candidates and principles without interference. It emphasizes honest electoral process standards and voter rights.
Back Pay Filed For Spanish American War Veterans
A government payment of 3026 dollars is proposed for veterans of the Spanish American War for service between enlistment and muster. The effort, led by Julius Barnesse and Tooke, involves multiple officials and attorneys as they pursue recovery and related fees.
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United States
Ine
Julius Barnesse
Bavinidter
Moses
Watmeey
Eliin
Barenev
Penta
Reports of Officers and the State Boards
Fragmented text discusses reports of officers and state boards. It mentions that the reports are intended to present a message, with emphasis on the duties and suggestions offered by officials. The readable portions highlight formal reporting to authorities and related administrative duties.
Official Bonds and Surety Companies in Idaho Law
The text discusses official bonds and the role of surety companies under Idaho law. It notes general provisions on bond security, examiner review, and the regulatory framework for bond pricing and fidelity in public offices. References to court, county, and depot funds are implied within the regulatory context.
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Suni
Mtute
Atute of
Idaho
Flathead County Timber Sales Referred to Agency
Flathead County timber sales are referred to the state board of land commissioners for three separate sales. The properties were listed as sold to the North.
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Flathead County
State Board of Land Commissioners
North
Employers Liability Law Expansion Hailed as Protective Reform
A state judge argues for extending employers liability and fellow servant protections to cover all workers at risk. He contends damages for injuries or death should be adequate and not denied due to fellow negligence. He pairs humanitarian aims with economic care, urging laws that secure workers and families through proper coverage.
Mining Industry Of Great Importance In State
A historical report by the State Quine Inspector and his men reviews mining’s significance and asks for careful study of ventilation and working conditions. It urges employers to adopt safety measures and laws to ensure proper ventilation and enforcement by authorities for miner safety.
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Sontana
Coal mining dangers should be minimized nationwide
The passage discusses dangers in the Montana coal mining industry and calls for increased safety. It notes past mining accidents and urges better protection measures and health safeguards for miners to prevent accidents while maintaining output.
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Montana
State Education Institutions Debate Union Feasibility
Citizens weigh the wisdom of seg star state colleges in need of uniting under one system. Despite belief segregation was unwise, current finances hinder consolidation with about 1,000,000 invested in four institutions, suggesting future prospects dim.
State Reform School Need of More Money
The reform school, used for keeping and reforming youth, lacks sufficient funds and facilities. Investigation suggests limited progress due to conditions, with many youths released after brief training and returning to environments that foster crime. Need for comprehensive education and life skills to reduce recidivism.
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State Reform School
Shane
Experiments and Institutes Aim to Boost Farm Profits
The article discusses experimental stations and farmers institutes urging farmers to grow productive crops, test methods, and use funds efficiently. It notes varied results across regions, with grazing as a primary exception, and describes state support and regulatory aims for public service charges and commissions.
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1 Antis
Franchises For Public Utilities Should Permit Reasonable Terms
The assembly advocates explicit laws to limit municipal ownership of public utilities and to grant franchises for private ownership with set expirations. It urges city councils to regulate via ordinance or commission the rates for water in Highland and similar towns.
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Conley & Moray
Wac
Nicipal Corporation
Helen Wells
Fils
Water Aid
Highland
Railroad Commission Law Needs Important Change
The railroad commission law requires urgent reform to ensure faster freight and passenger transport and prompt message communication. Authorities seek streamlined oversight and clearer rules to boost efficiency and reliability across lines.
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Railroad Commission
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