Manhunt Ends as Deputy Sheriff Murderer Is Cornered
After a monthlong pursuit across Wyoming Colorado and Arizona Mal Jowell, who killed Deputy Sheriff Joe Brannin, is trapped in Phoenix Arizona. Sheriff Fallang’s relentless tracking led to Jowell’s capture when he appeared for mail and found lawmen waiting.
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Te- Angeles
Public works rebuild new Boulder river bridge in Sweet Grass
Sweet Grass county commissions settle with contractors on a steel span across the Boulder river eight miles south of the city. The 125 foot long one span structure rises twenty one feet in truss height and sixteen feet roadway width with a concrete reinforced foundation. It replaces the collapsed old crossing and promises high carrying capacity and durable construction for the county’s reputed best highways and bridges.
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Board of County Commissions
Boulder River
Yellowstone
Big Timber
Mixed Quttock on Wool Schedule Revision Proves Divisive
Washington reports the tariff board's wool industry findings will be printed after House opposition. Debate over Payne Aldrich revisions and pension bills staggers Congress during the sixty second session. Pay day arrives as Lorimer probe and universal peace talk stir Washington.
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the Tariff Board
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Tariff Board
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Census Department
Edward Hines
Chicago
Lorimer
Illinois
Hines
Senate
Santa Claus
Monthly Digest of Public Land Decisions
The Pioneer's November digest outlines interior department rulings on land entries and settlements. It covers conditions for excusable absences, pre August 20 1890 entries, residence and settlement criteria, widow entries, military service credit, and interpretation of acts from 1880 to 1910. It notes contiguousity for enlarged homestead entries and restricts evidence from ex parte reports in contested cases.
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Pioneer’s Monthly
Secretary of the Interior
Happy New Year Greeting From The Pioneer
A Pioneer editorial wishes readers a Happy New Year as it reflects on the old year’s events and the year to come. It offers hope, cautions about sorrow, and urges embracing promises and prosperity for all.
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The
Pioneer
Is Becoming an Old Story
Water right charges became due on December 1 under an April 22 1911 order. The desert land act aimed to reclaim waste lands via irrigation ditches and surface water distribution. The 1891 amendment requires $3 per acre expenditure and 1/8 of land cultivated but does not change reclamation character.
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Congress
United States
Montana Dominates Northwestern Land Show Prizes
Montana swept the New York and Northwestern Land Products shows with top prizes, though Minnesota edged ahead for the largest single exhibit. Gallatin county earned multiple cups including best winter wheat and best barley, while other Montana winners included top non irrigated and irrigated wheat cups by local growers.
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Montana
Northwestern
New York
St. Paul
Minnesota
L. W. Hill
Gallatin County
Frank Smith
John Kaver
North Dakota
John Biering
Gallatin
R. R. Elsings
Grounds and procedures for appeals in land entries cases
The text outlines that grounds of appeal must be concise and specific while general grounds are insufficient. Objections to an affidavit of contest should be raised at the hearing or waived. It cites Paxton v Owen and explains strict construction of section 23872 as amended allows amendments only for land description mistakes, with limited allowances for amendments under settlement cultivation laws when the entry is found to be unsuitable.
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Washington
Congress
United State Senate
Welsh
Hackett
Paxton
Owen
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Big Horn Basin
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Northwestern Land Products Show
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