Annual report outlines Montana agriculture and land use
The document reviews Copper River Livestock Lumber Crops and Irrigation along with real estate and banking in Montana. It highlights stock data, sawmills and timber production, land sales, timber permits, leases and revenue from lands, plus a statistical synopsis by the state’s land and agricultural departments. It notes real estate transfers, mortgages, and bank resources, with details on capital and dividends for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tver
Helena
Tee
Bureau of Aprieultune
Mantata
Witter
Mississipp
Missouri
Inter Mounteid
Caldey Head
Vonrassioney
Holmes
Ehlet Lenk
Monten
Bronte Water
Custer
Gallatin Sundee
Shaw
Vanty
Quitchio
Bargin
Salvane
Syit
Stora
United States
HM Omortgages
Wich
Troel
Abel
Iy Menstava
Vondiden
Bate
Muntel Dands
Wappatts
Tittwen
Wat
Liv Possitie
Aneadie Parts Expositin
Fay Ladd
Teved Wray
Sapphils
Gaeta
Calimares
Noriheen Pacific Railway
Hinds Sincw
State land policy shift urged in annual report
Harry D Moore urges withdrawing state lands from lease and adopting exclusive leasing to ensure steady income and avoid idle funds. He also proposes relinquishing unsurveyed school sections in Indian, military and forest reservations totaling about 700000 acres in exchange for US selection, yielding substantial annual returns. He notes specific reservations and estimates future rents and land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Moore
State Land Register
Mlitary
Forest
United States
Fort Peck
Blackfoot
Lewis and Chirke
Bitter Root Forest Reserve
Flathead
Fort Belknap
Northern Cheyenne
Crow Indian
Flathead, Gallatin
Li Wis
Clarke and Titter Root Forest
Fort Assiniboine
Fort Keogh
Modern Jerusalem Streets and Fortress of the Old City
The piece describes Jerusalem as a vast fortress with continuous walls and narrow openings, where houses merge into battlements. It urges readers to explore from above, recommending a midday view from Christian Street near the arch by David Street to glimpse the layered streets and converts into viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Christian Street
Arch
David Street
County Bills and Commissioners Proceedings September 1900
September 1 1900 meeting notes endorse sundry county bills and file a Park Street petition to open segment from West Excelsior to School of Mines. Transfers $250 to Silver Bow teacher institute fund. Sheriff quarterly report approved. Orphans Home applicants Maggie and Mamie Grone noted favorably. September 5 1900 road payroll approved. Pest house purchase: horse from T J Hennessy for 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
West Excelsior
School of Mines
Teacher's Institute Fund
Silver Bow County
State Orphans Home
Twin Bridges
Maggie
Mamie Grone
T. J. Hennessy
Pest House
Windsor
Anaconda
Mont
Ind. Gulch
West Broadway
Excelsior Avenue
Tid. Gulch
Reptember
O'Rourke
James
Kelly
John M
Expense Tary Insurance
Downey
B. B
Institute
Mitchell
Merkey
Dickinson
C. B
Mathews
Laurandeau
B. J
Sreseese
Kegan
Regan
P. H
Board of Prisoners
Hennessy Merc. Co
Galing
P. A
A. C Medical
Dearly E. D
Langloia
Chas
Avery Vercceee
Montana Electric Co
Montana Toilet Co
Cc0
OWL Pharmacy
Sullivan
Rechwartz
Bheeran
P. J
Western Union
Wehl
Weet Side Up. Co
Bliss
Justice
McFarland
T. F
Martin
Rhoades
C. C
Shields
Daniel
Volker
Joseph
Cox
Thos
Dean
P. C
B. P
Milloy
Broughton
J. T
Fees
Young
Henry
Ford
E. A
Richard
Paul
Roddy
FE. J
Shanahan
Barney
PONBG
Haggerty
Salary
Roprisiee
Bow County Transport Bkullivan
Murty
Pentverevieecee
Silver
Bow County
Transporta Lion Vissersae
Ee Cearee
Ace
Eeueares
Felker
F. Py
Lodging Pootsersrr
Bonina
Ben
rent + Beek
J. Py
Rent Py
Sera
Bell
James W
Rent
Bray
Brown
A. L
Rent W
Collins
J. P
Ee Caprice, Inc, & Co
A. G
Courtney
Coppo
John B
Carlson
Swend
Cohen
de Long
Peter
de Pauli
Dorals
Dineen
Pat
Duffy
John
Doherty
Evans, Inc, Jr
Rent - Eschle Plumbing
H. Fitzpatrick
Fagan
H. D
Gamer
Gosselin
Jos
Hocking
W. H
Hurst
Jeffries
J. Te
Rent Vervseseveee
Johanna
Agnes
Kimisall
Mrs. F
County Board Adopts Fund Transfers and Sept 1900 Adjournments
The board orders transfers totaling 20000 from the general fund to the contingent fund and 10000 from the contingent to the road fund. Sept 10 1900 adjournments mark several sessions with measures including commitments to a state asylum, admittance applications for Elsie Aubrecht, and routine accounts. The body also adjusts election precinct boundaries and approves various county bills and salaries, with a focus on administrative and financial actions through Sept 29 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirk
Dre. Donnelly and Sullivan
Julia Foley
Waylum
State Institution For the Blind
Boulder, Mont
Elsie Allbrecht
Joseph and
Fragres Aubrecht
West
Mercury Street
Butte
Clark
Warsrant
Also Mentioned on This Page
INTE
Calderhead
Lanil
Aid
Wnterest
Vents
Fuhot
South Dakota
Beaverhead Broadwater
Carbon Cree Cascade
Missoula
Aldrige
Virginia City
Land Department
Turkey
Syria
Frank Leslie
Montesquiet
Frudiwmme
Revolution de
Faria
Duc d'Ayen
Voltaire
Moupeon
Mme. Lapelietier de Beaupre
Hight & Fairfield
Ravalli Cecrere
Atatae Teton
Unvst University
Baa
Eink
Sulling
Benoot
University
Cail
GATUS
Lols Reform School
Normal School
Asylum
Bond
School of Uwites
Normil School
Vaca
Somo Ceccicaeep Reese
University Sears Sie
Dations
Noel
Clinton Scollard
Hight & Fairheld
Modern Jerusalem
Commissioners
Walkerville
Pon the Commissionera
Mennina Street
Acroaa Pavithe Lode
Blahe Street
Beard
Thos. Maloney
Institution For the Blind
Boulder
Isle Aubrecht
A. Jullien
Aritone Contarl
Contari
Dominick Bertoglio
Manta Cafe
Board of County Poor
J. R. Wright
J. E. Griffin
J. EB. Griffin
G. Ferrell
Maurice Hartnett
Ed Mathews
Wm. Haggerty
W. D. Clark
Nursuane
FA of
Woard
Kid
Ferrell
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