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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1903

Page

2

More Bills End by Judicial Committee and Auditor Dispute

In a continuation of page one, the attorney general cites safety concerns for auditors and bondsmen amid ongoing contests. Representative Conner decries the auditor’s actions as precedent‑shattering. His seat faced a two‑year contest previously, though pay remained undisputed. Auditor actions previously authorized payments. Hilger moves to compel the auditor to explain why Silver Bow members were not paid.

Conner Hilger Silver Bow

Senate Advances Game and Public Welfare Bills in Montana

Senate actions feature seven bills passed with adjournment to 10:30 tomorrow. Anderson: three game law measures include chief game warden salary of 1800 and deputies 1200. open season aligns Aug 15. Other measures address railroad crossings, fellow servant rules, education, deaf and blind institutes, census needs, and rules for joint session. Governor Toole arid land report sought.

Anderson Senate Game and Fish House Committee On Game and Fish Hoffman Board of County Commissioners Meyer Senate Committees On Rules Joint Assembly Toole Arid Land Commission Commission

Flood of House Bills Is Not Abated

Helena January 22 A petition from King of Fergus county asks the legislature to pass a bill closing saloons from Saturday night 12 oclock until Monday 7 oclock. Notices of bill introductions include reforms in secretary of state fees fire insurance banks and game laws among others with actions on fences taxes and county boundaries. The session reports enrollment of a $10,000 incidental expense bill and favorable committee reports on several measures while a clash over new typewriters prompts the sergeant at arms to seize and restore machines to clerks. The day closes with new bills introduced and a junketing committee planned for state schools and a adjournment to 10 oclock tomorrow.

Standard Helena King of Fergus County Noble Hilger Giltinan Tooley Park Counties Steip Park County Sweet Iass Downey Schwend Beaudry Swindlehurst Twin Bridges Tolman Conner Farmers Institutes Whiteley Pearson Linderman Congress Carbon Park Sweet Grass Absarokee

Word Bill Could Redesign Montana Session Law Use

Helena report outlines Representative Word's plan to reindex and renumber laws as chapters, with side notes and amendments tracking. It notes revenue implications of repealing occupation and merchants licenses, potential county impacts, and a push for a new road law curriculum at the state experiment station.

Helena Representative Word Secretary of State Senate Union Calderhead Ways and Means House Senate Committee On Finance Miller Lewis and Clarke Lewis and Clarke County Cascade County

Moet & Chandon White Seal Champagne Surges in 1992

Fashionable circles praise Moet & Chandon White Seal as the Acme of Perfection. Sales jumped 367,116 bottles in 1992, a record rise of 564 percent over 1901, outpacing all other champagne brands combined.

Moet & Chandon

Great Falls Boy Honored in Carnot Debate Selection

Howard Lewis of Great Falls Montana is chosen to defend Stanford in the Carnot de bete against California state university. He joins Ovid Ritter of Chicago and Frank Roehr of San Jose as the three debaters, with Omar Spencer as alternate. The contest at Stanford February 13 awards a gold medal to the top speaker.

Standard Great Falls Howard Lewis Stanford University Carnot California State University San Francisco Chronicle Lewis Cardinal The State University Howard M. Lewis Mont Ovid H. Ritter Chicago Frank Roehr San Jose Omar C. Spencer Portland Ore Newcomer and Alden Duniway Department of History Law Lewis, Ritter and Spencer Euphronis Literary Society Roehr Stanford

Crown Prince Still Ill in St. Petersburg

Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany remains ill with influenza in St. Petersburg where the illness is widespread.

Crown Prince St. Petersburg Frederick William

Centennial Valley Fears Sheep Invasion With New Forest Reserve

Madison county residents warn of a looming stock war as the Madison forest reserve may force sheep onto Centennial pastures. Sheepmen already encroach on Upper Ruby and Madison ranges, pushing cattle from summer ground and sparking fears of widespread conflict if the reserve closes vast grazing areas.

The Standard Dillon Jan Centennial Valley Madison County Madison Forest Reserve Centennial Montana Madison Madison River Ruby Madison Ranges Beaverhead

Laxative Bromo Quinine Ads Claim One-Day Cure

An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes refunds if unsuccessful and carries E. W. Grove's signature on each box, with a 2 cent price.

E. W. Grove

Patton Arrested in Gluten Cutting Affray at Globe

J. F. Patton, a Globe restaurant waiter, is jailed on a charge of participating in a cutting affray after he allegedly slashed J. L. Riley, the night cook, in the back of the head during a dispute when Patton tried to eject a drunken woman. Patton claims Riley or the woman attacked him first and he drew a knife in self defense.

The Standard Great Falls J. F. Patton Globe J. L. Riley Patton Reilly

Assessors Back State Equalization Power in Montana

Montana assessors vote to grant the state board of equalization power to level property values statewide. They urge bills to print county tax rolls, tax mortgages, extend assessment windows, repeal bank deductions, fund travel for assessors, and repeal specific political code sections. The group plans to reconvene in Great Falls next year.

Helena State Board of Equalization Supreme Court State House Committee On Mines and Mining Committee On Legislation Great Falls

Queen Helena Receives American Ambassador in Rome

In Rome on January 22 Queen Helena received Ambassador and Mrs. Meyer in a private audience and expressed friendliest sentiments for America.

Rome Helena Meyer America

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Judiciary Committee Helane Mittee Maddox Tewey Jefferson Yegen State Experiment Farm Billings Kobra Kohrs Supreme Court Commission Deaf and Blind Institute Conrow Kennedy Mahon Boards of County Commissioners State Boards and Offices Committee Normal School School of Mines Deaf and Dumb Asylum Agricultural College Reform School Orphan Asylum Solders’ Home Gans & Klein Cape Coats Choice State Experiment Station Mississippi River National Good Roads Association Mr. Prank Appropriations Committee H. L. Frank Capitol Building Frank Anaconda Dean’s Bright James Hagan Anaconda Copper Mining Co Washington Street Dean Smith Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y SION Madison Reserve LEGIS State Board of Equaliza Italy Schatzlein Paint CO W. Broadway Butte
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