Montana Direct Legislation Amendment Proposed for 1906 Ballot
House Bill 286 outlines an amendment to Article V Section I authorizing direct legislation and referendums. It details initiative and referendum thresholds, petition timelines, governor veto limits, and安排 official ballots for November 1906. The act prescribes that amendments require public approval and sets effective dates upon governor approval.
Montana constitutional amendment act certified in 1906
I A N Yoder secretary of state certifies a true copy of an act entitled An Act for submitting to qualified electors of Montana an amendment to Article V of the Constitution. Enacted by the Ninth Legislative Assembly and approved March 2, 1906 done at Helena on July 14 A D 1906 with the state seal.
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Montana
State of
Legislative Department
United States OF America
State of Montana
I. A
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Notice of Land Claim Proof for William Simmes
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated September 12, 1906 states William Simmes of Sweet Grass Teton County Montana filed intent to prove a desert land claim No 6622 for 80 acres of unsurveyed public land in sections 23 and 26 township 37 north range 3 west. The hearing before Wm Geo Davis U S Commissioner at his home office near Sweet Grass is set for October 27 1906. Witnesses named are Peter Oberosler John Mauch Albert Goeddertz Sr Albert Goeddertz Jr all of Sweet Grass Montana.
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Elizabeth P. Wright
Farmington
Teton County
Mont
EK. C. Garrett
U.S
Chateau
Montimna
Lie
William Chalmers
Join Hanson
Robert Scharn
Olaf O. Lindseth
Montana
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Walls
James M. Wilcox
Shelby
Vine
R. Tv
U. S
Choteau
C. Garrett
Bradley B. McClure
Bynum
Desert Hind
M.m
Garrett
U. Ss
Chateau, Mont
Charles G. Monkman
Louis Erickson
Bennett Golding
Martin Larson
J.M
Carrie Twirshberg
Francois Iruchot
Peter Eyraud
J.M. Burlingame
Register
Victoria B. Stearns
Dupuyer
Geo. W. Magee
Moses Jones
John M. Sulois
Lewis T. Hager
Alexander Munro
Great Palls
William Simmes
Sweet Grass
Geo. Davis
Peter Oberosler
John Mauch
Albert Goeddertz
J. M
InGame, Register
Desert Land Claim Filed in Dupuyer Montana
Martin N. Steely of Dupuyer Montana deserts land claim No 7720 for lots 4 and 1 in sections 3 and 4 township 28 range 7 west before Geo W Magee U.S. Commissioner at Dupuyer on October 27 1906. Named claimants include Ernest A Savory Benson English William E Rice and Frank A Gallagher all of Dupuyer.
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Dupuyer
Teton County
Montana
Geo. W. Magee
U.S
Beane
Ernest A. Savory
Benson
William E. Rice
Frank A. Gallagher
Duppuyer
J.M. Burlingame
Register, Piest Pub
Stonehouse Brothers Partnership Certifies Members in Montana
A 1906 certificate lists Kenneth C. Stonehouse and Joseph N. Stonehouse as members of Stonehouse Brothers a general merchandise partnership based in Bynum Teton County Montana The acknowledgment by Notary John W Shields confirms the signatures and date September 1 1906 with first publication September 6 1906.
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Stonehouse Brothers
Bynum
Montana
Teton
Kenneth C. Stonehouse
Teton County
Joseph N. Stonehouse
Statins OF
County of Teton
John W. Shields
of Teton
Joan W. Shields
State of
Republicans Urge Unified Campaign Fund Drive
James S. Suerman calls for full Republican unity with the National Congressional Committee to back a Republican Congress. He urges campaigns built on the party record with Theodore Roosevelt as a central figure and asks Republicans to donate one dollar each, promising the Campaign Text Book and committee documents in return.
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Republican National Congressional Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
James S. Suerman
P O. Box
New York
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