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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1895

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Montana Assessors Report Small Net Increase in 1895

The state board of equalization received county assessor reports showing a net increase of 659,036 in total property value for 1895. Real property rose by 1,880,004 while personal property fell by 1,120,968. totals by county vary. Decreases in Yellowstone and Park reflect border changes creating Carbon and Sweet Grass counties.

State Board of Equalization Montana Deer Lodge Lewis and Clarke Madison Parke Ravalli Beaverhead Cascade Custer Joerson Lewis and Glarke Mourher Missoula Buylsoca Rete Gaegh Ravilli Sweet Grass Toton Deat Et Valley Yeoll Seteuw Dean Gallatin Meagher Park Yellowstone

Sheep Shearers Move to National Union and Rate Talks

A Butte gathering progresses toward forming the Shearers’ National Union to organize about 700 workers across western states. The aim is to sustain shearing prices, address rail fare burdens, and recruit nonunion shearers while setting regional wage scales.

Butte Shearers’ National Union Anaconda Standard America Helena United States Montana James Ghormley Thos. Moore Wyoming Elliot Melville, Mont California Nevada Idaho Oregon Washington Sucarel

Livestock Valuations Put Counties Into Classes

The article notes range horses, common horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs with varied valuations across counties. It states no county reaches first class, two are second class, and Cascade is third class, with Montana’s total assessments around twenty million dollars.

Silver Bow Gallatin Madison Granite Cascade Lewis and Clarke Jefferson Rayalli Yellowstone

Sheep Die In Absorabe Range Incident

A Willowdale Sheep company band grazing near Absorbee and Red Lodge Creek led to over 500 sheep dying from apparent saltpeter poisoning. Local ranchers feared legal action as authorities investigate the incident and examine the range management practices.

Columbus Standard Absorake Willowdale Sheep Company Absorbee Red Lodge Creek

Sanders edition Montana codes now on sale at Ir vines

Buyers are urged to acquire the Sanders edition of the Montana codes now on sale at Ir vines. It compiles every law for any business or pursuit and official duties of state county and municipal officers into one compact form with exact section numbers matching the official two volume edition.

Montana Irvine’s

Rumor of Unconstitutional Bounty Law Denied

Glasgow Gazette reports no foundation to the rumor the bounty law is unconstitutional. Secretary Rotwitt informs J L Truscott that June claims totaled 22 000 with 35 000 allowed and warrants drawn. September may add 5 000. December will finalize bounty funds estimated near 10 000, possibly higher. Wolfers urged to continue animal destruction work without fear of invalid law.

Wolfers

Castle Railroad Promoter Announces Start of Work

Helena reports great rejoicing as Castle road contracts are signed and work set to begin immediately. Promoter R A Harlow faced bank bond delays but now has arrangements in place. Chief engineer A G Lombard appointed and $10,000 Midland line checks paid today. Financial backers secure Sam Ward's interest in Montana Southern as part of the Castle system.

Helena Castle Road R. A. Harlow Midland Line A. G. Lombard Sam Ward Montana Southern

Equal and Exact Justice Through Press Claims Offers

An ad urging readers to file claims for pensions land damages or patents with the General Government. It promises guidance on inquiries to the Press Claims Company and mentions a free booklet on invention history and patent procedures.

Munphy Loch Vox Stever N. OW Washington

Remarkable Cold Burns From Liquefied Air Cited

The St Louis Republic notes chemists report extreme cold can burn like fire. French researcher M Pictet recounts a bluish blister from liquid gas on the hand that turned into an ulcer lasting six months, while a heat burn five times larger healed in twelve days.

St. Louis Republic

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