Governor Richards Signs The Bill Creating Sweet Grass County
Governor Richards signs the act creating Sweet Grass County after a bitter political fight and House passage in February 1895. The measure defines boundaries linking Park Yellowstone and Meagher counties, designates Big Timber as temporary seat, and outlines October 1886 election procedures for permanent seat. The bill attaches the new county to the Sixth Judicial District and apportions indebtedness among the three parent counties.
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Sweet Grass County
Sweet Grass
W. T. Collins
Winter’s Hot Springs
House
Senate
Geo. M. Hatch
Judy
Park
Yellowstone
Meagher
Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Big Timber
Board of County Commissioners
Ollicers
County Commissioners’ Journal
Sixth Judicial District
Anti gambling bill signed. Montana to enforce on July first
Governor Richards signed the anti gambling bill. The act imposes fines from two hundred to one thousand dollars and up to one year in jail for running or playing listed games. It targets establishments permitting underage play and officers who fail to prosecute. The Revenue mine at Pony was bought by a Denver syndicate for 350000.
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Tasha
Bailey
Rocky Fork Coal
Mont
BIG Timber National Bank
Cai
J.D. Radford
W.L. Shanks
J. A. Hall
W. L. Shanks
U. K. Lee
Fourth Legislative Assembly
Stillwater
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