Montana Legislature Proposal for Constitutional Amendment
The act requests submission to Montana voters at the next general election of a constitutional amendment to Section 15 Article XII creating County Boards of Equalization and a Montana Tax Commission and defines their powers to adjust and equalize county property valuations under supervision of the Tax Commission. The measure outlines board duties and the commission's oversight within the state tax framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State of
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Equalization
Montana Tax Commission
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Montana Tax Commission Establishment and Election Notice
The act creates a Montana Tax Commission of three members appointed by the governor with Senate advice and consent. Commissioners serve six year terms with specified initial term ends, minimum salary of 5000 dollars, and authority to equalize property valuations among counties. Separate official ballots will mark support or opposition to the constitutional amendment creating County Boards of Equalization and a State Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Montana Tax Commission
County Boards of Equalization
State of
Montana
United States of America
State of Montana
I. C. T. Stewart
Monaro
Helena
Montana Amendment Creates State Board of Examiners
Long constitutional amendment approved in 1919 proposes creating a Board of Examiners with oversight of state claims and a Board of Administration to audit and control purchases. It authorizes administrative bureaus and possible consolidations while detailing ballot wording for the November 1920 election. The text ends with formal attestation and seal in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State of
Legislative Assembly
Board of Examiners
Board of Administration
United States of America
State of Montana
Ss. I. C. T. Stewarts
Administrator's Sale of Florence Larance Estate in Montana
The District Court of Teton County Montana orders a private cash sale of the deceased Florence Larance estate land. The property includes 280 acres in sections 31 and 32 township 24 north range 7 west with water rights and improvements. Sale starts after August 24 1920 with bids in writing to the administrator or attorney in Chateau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
Florence Larance
Montana Meridian
Teton County
John W. Ward
Elizabeth Ward
James Larance
James Sulgrove
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. C. Ford
State Board of Equalization
Ford
Governor Club
Mont
Secretary of State
N. O. Miller
Denton, Montana
W. G. Levy
Spring Creek Dairy
John Lyon
H. D. Robison
Jas. T. Robison
The
Cottonwood Camp
Moose Hall
Tee
John A, Gleason
HE. B. Maynard
Choteau, Montana
H. J. McGregor
Chateau, Mont
HW. T. Rhoads
H.W. Bateman, Mbe
U.S. Army
A. C. Warner
U. S
J. L
Walcott
Mr. Walcott
P. O
Great Falls
DR. C. J. B. Stephens
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
BE. J. Crary
McDonald
Bert Christie
W.W. H. Howard
Odd Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Building
W. BE. Logan
N. G. Cc
H. Connor
Sec
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Russell Mellon
N. G
C. BE. Trescott
Chateau Lodge
A. F
A. M
C. H. Porter
Fidelity
OES
S. R. Foote
J. BE. Hodgskiss
Edison
Choteau Drug Co
Pilling Lumber Company
YARDS
R. A. Matthews
Dutton
I. . Thomas
Power IF
W. Swanson
Bole
A. C. Kirkeby
Agawam
W. W. Smith
CC. T. Stewart
Administrator's Sale
Florence lLarance
W. H. Webb, C. C
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