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PESTS KILLED AND WITNESS OF MONTANA TARIFF VIEWS
Twenty-one thousand coyotes and about five thousand wolves were killed in Montana by July 1 1890 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1897 with total bounty of 78468 dollars. Chateau leads in coyote kills while Custer tops wolf counts. Broadwater and three others reported no wolf hides. Senator Mantle discusses tariff impact noting wool and hides protected though some provisions undercut producers and lead ore shipment rules are revised to curb evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. H. Calderhtead
Labor, Agriculture and Industry
Chateau
Valley
Custer
Fergus
Broadwater
Chateau Re
Deer Lodge Missoula
Silver Bow
Lawrence
National
Woolgrowers’ Association