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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
2
Crowds flock to the estate sale in Butte as Herman Gane winds down the Gans & Klein stock. Overcoats, suits, hats, and furnishings sell at one fourth to half off with spot cash only. Readied stock includes youth and men’s wear, odd sizes, trunks, and travel goods at deeply reduced prices.
The House votes 51 to 6 to empower the Committee on Elections and Privileges to subpoena witnesses and probe fraud charges to the bottom. The move marks a full investigation into the county's election.
Six dissenting votes push a House decision to investigate alleged fraud in the Silver Bow county election. The committee on elections and privileges is authorized to probe without time or cost limits, with witnesses to be subpoenaed and sworn. Debate centered on setting time and cost, with supporters arguing for full access and opponents urging economy.
Helena Jan 21 The senate refused to confirm Gov Toole’s appointment of W R C Stewart as district judge of Gallatin county by 12 to 14 in executive session. The governor may appoint Stewart again after adjournment. Several bills and reports dominated the session as the house readied for next week.
Helena January 21 The House killed Dempster's blacklist bill by indefinite postponement with no supporters. Other measures gained favorable committee reports including lower sheep tax and bonds for public funds custody. Notices of new bills and introductions followed with several names listed for upcoming action.
The Montana legislature pushes an expeditious inquiry into alleged ballot box improprieties. Chair Rice of the elections committee defends the probe as sacred duty and nonpartisan, while Lynch of Silver Bow backs fairness and justice. The roll call passed 51 to 6, with Beaudry and five labor reps voting no. A sub committee may travel to Butte to take testimony.
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