Week-Long Assembly Adjourns After Second Week
The second week of the eighth assembly ends with adjournment over Sunday. The session closes as lawmakers wrap up reports and prepare for upcoming votes.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
17
Choteau County Men Fighting for County Division
Helena Jan 16 High legislative activity as both houses finish early session without bills passed. Efforts focus on wage appropriation blocked until printing confirms legal passage. Senate moves to adjourn until Monday leaving pay unresolved. Multiple bills introduced and read for first and second times. committees begin action on county education, roads, notaries, and banking rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
House
Appropriations Committee
White
Senate
Giltihan
Tolman
Sales
King
Free County
Graham
Lanstrum
State Board of Education
Congress
Crow Reservation
Committee On
Hilger
Keefe
Committee On Judiciary
Dempster
Labor Committee
Martin
Highways Committee
Johnson
Judiciary Committee
Giltinan
Hefferlin
Education
Axtell
Judiciary
Miller
Bray
Noble
Flora Ke, MelIntosh
Arthur Wright
Minnie S. Bowers
A. G. Bossout
Gossips on Choteau county division plan at Montana Capitol
Delegates from Havre Chinook Harlem and other towns push for splitting Choteau county into three new counties Bear Paw Belknap and Chouteau with Fort Benton Havre as seats. The push cites travel times population growth and tax base while lawmakers consider enabling legislation on land funds and trespass protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Choteau County
R. X. Lewis
Havre Plaindealer
E. T. Broadwater
Broadwater Pepin Company
W. E. Hauser
L. K. Devlin
A. J. Broad Water
Havre
John Many
W. E. Towner
Chinook
Harlem
H W. Barton
Chouteau County
Fort Benton
Bear Paw County
Belknap
Chateau Counties
Assinnaboine
Chateau County
Benton
Choteau
Montana
Bear Paw
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Promises Refund if Unsatisfied
Paro Ointment offered with a no cure no pay guarantee by manufacturers. Claims curing piles in six to fourteen days with one application easing itching instantly. Sold by druggists with a 50 cent price.
Hawaii Opposes Plan To Federalize Malakai Leper Settlement
Honolulu groups led by the chamber of commerce and merchants association protest federal control of Malakai leper settlement and its designation as a national lazaretto. Citizens plan personal protests while Senator Carter cables President Roosevelt and the Republican central committee seeks Senator Hanna's aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Honolulu
San Francisco
Hawaii
Hawaii Exhibit Association seeks 50000 for St Louis Expo
The Hawaiian Exhibit Association plans to ask the legislature for a 50000 appropriation for a St Louis exposition exhibit. About 20900 is to be spent on a building. In Honolulu the independent home rule party prepares a memorial supporting the federal leper settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Honolulu
San Francisco
Hawaiian Exhibit Association
Pacific Cable
Independent Home Rule Party
Mrs. C. 8S. Anthony Dies in Billings
Mrs. C. 8S. Anthony wife of a Northern Pacific employee died at 6 this morning after the family moved here from Minneapolis. The funeral is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Anthony
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
Montana Stockman Highly Honored at Live Stock Convention
The National Live Stock Association ended its sixth annual meeting in Kansas City electing officers for the coming year and planning a legal push against a packing house merger. Portland was chosen to host next year’s convention after a heated vote with Detroit the runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Livestock Association
Portland
Ore
John W. Springer
Denver
John M. Holt
Miles City
Mont
F. J. Hazenbarth
Salt Lake City
George L. Goulding
Charles E. Marten
Fred P. Johnson
William M. Springer
Washington, D. C
Ralph Talbott
Chicago
San Francisco
Legislative Committee
Minstrels at Convention Hall Draw 15000 Delegates
Tonight a smoker at Convention Hall entertained delegates featuring Megaphone minstrels trained by actor St. Clair Hurd. Tomorrow 200 delegates ride a Frisco special to Memphis and New Orleans. Fifteen thousand stockmen attended the show in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Hall
St. Clair Hurd
Memphis
New Orleans
Frisco
Kansas City
Woolgrowers' National Convention Opens in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts the annual National Woolgrowers convention beginning tomorrow with national president Senator Francis M. Warren of Wyoming in the opening. Speakers include N. G. North of Boston J I Salmon chief of the bureau of animal industry Washington and R F Buller of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Woolgrowers’ Convention
Francis M. Warren
Wyoming
N. G. North
Boston
J. I. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
R. F. Buller
Idaho
Austro-Hungarian Tariff Bill Surprises Europe
Berlin reports the Commercial Treaty society says the new Austro-Hungarian tariff bill will be sent to the dual parliaments soon. It proposes very high duties to offset German tariffs in forthcoming treaty negotiations. Vienna notes include elevated rates for agricultural products and plans to switch to a gold standard by end of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
Commercial Treaty Society
Vienna
von Koerber
von Koerbet
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New York
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