Montana Direct Legislation Amendment of 1905 Proposal
House Bill 286 outlines a constitutional amendment allowing direct legislation and referendums in Montana. It details initiative and referendum processes, signatures required, petition timelines, governor veto limits, and election procedures for a November 1906 ballot. It repeals conflicting Acts and takes effect after governor approval.
Montana Constitution Amendment Act Certification
The secretary of state certifies a true copy of An Act for submitting to Montana electors an amendment to Article V of the Constitution. Enacted by the Ninth Legislative Assembly and approved March 2, 1906. Done at Helena with the Great Seal.
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State of
Montana
United States OF America
State of Montana
Ss. I. A
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Notice Names Witnesses For Paratite Irrigation Reclamation
Notice lists witnesses to prove the irrigation and reclamation of shid land under Paratite project. Names and roles are provided as part of the proceeding records. The document confirms the official process and witnesses involved.
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Shelby
Montana
Charles Farrell
Sweet Griss
Mont
Cornelius
J. Price
Johy C. Richibaudh
Julfin O. Clark
West Butte
J. M. Burningamr
Register
Sweet Grass
John C. Kieblbaach
Julian G. Chirk
Ilm
Burlingame
First
Felder 206
Sweet, Grass Station
James Crane
Albert Goeddertz
Willam Simmes
John Grandt
Notice of Taxes Due in Teton County Montana 1906
Taxes for the year 1906 are due at the Treasurer's Office in Chateau Montana. Pay by 6 p.m. on Friday November 30 1906 to avoid a 10 percent penalty and potential sale or seizure of delinquent property. Signed J E Webb Treasurer. Also includes a garbled sale notice with various items and misspelled text.
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Elizabeth P. Wright
Farmington
Teton County
Mont
E. C. Garrett
Chateau
Montana
William Chalmers
John Hanson
Robert Scharn
Olaf O. Lindseth
Sevtier
A.O Warner
U.S
Chateau, Mont
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
James M. Wilcox
Shelby
U. S
Charlotte May Suiste
Choteau
Sf Ned
Sud
WC. Garrett
George 2. Vortur
George Vallifson
Tobias Tallifson
Bynum
William Krofft
J.M. Burlingame
Register
Karl Treumer
Bradley B. McClure
Garrett
A. S
Charles G. Monkman
Louis Erickson
Bennett Golding
Martin Larson
M. m
EB. c. Garrett
Sweet Grass
Wm. Geo. Davis
Peter Oberasler
John Mauch
Albert Goeddertz
J. M.burlingamf. Register
United States Loan Office
Raymond
Geo. W. Magee
Dupuyer
James L. Collins
Abraham L. Hoy
Kenneth B. Kohoe
Raaymond
Lincoln Gumbie
J. E. Webb
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Conrad
Ben. Feist
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Desert Land
United States
Tana Otte
Richard H. Wright
Lenee Great Falls
W. Hemaines
Gilbert B. Grande
Lewis Savik
Seton County
J. M. Bunn InGaMe
Thomas J. Glark
Pann
Catone
Thomas L. Clark
J.M. Burrincame
Dane Ofte
Julius Hirshberg
Teton
Carrie Hirshberg
Francois Fruchot
Peter Eyraud
Robert Schurn
Farmington, Mont
J.M. Buruinoamr
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Matthew N. Gordon
Saturdahy
Ernest Aa. Easary Benson
William FE. Rice
Frank A. Gallagher
Millie Solois
Victoria B. Stearns
Moses Jones
John A. Salois
Lewis T. Wager
Alexander Monoro
J. M. Bortlingame
Dioftana
William Simmes
Taos Great Falls
Sept. Ny
Martin N. Steely
Teypea
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Ernest A. Savory
Benson English
Wiliam E. Rive
Duppuyer
Albert Goeddertz, JR
J. M. Borlingame
Emery Knowlton
Janes
Ciger
Heart-Studio
John O’brien
Conrad, Montana
Jacob Odenwald
the “Club
Lawrence Davis
Prop
Chancellor Cigars
Maryland
American Brewing Co.’s
the City Drug Store
C. H .Drake
Choteau, Montana
Cedarwood
E. N. Haugen
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