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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1895
Page
2
The ExaMire reports the April 3 1895 plan to bring a heated school building before the council meeting. Trustees seek taxpayer and parent input on installing heating plants costing 6000 to 9000 dollars to replace wood stoves and ease overcrowding while addressing school improvements and study courses.
The Madisonian reports it has enlarged to the same size as its contemporary the Tribune, now six columns and eight pages. Messrs. Besa and Marker publish an excellent paper and the Madisonian wishes them abundant success.
A Montana public stance urges protest against appointing mineral examiners from Indiana Kentucky or Georgia. The authors argue partisanship should not influence the selection of those to assess the mineral character of lands in the Northern Pacific land grant.
Melver is quoted at 71 with indications of further gains. Analysts cite an improving outlook for a quick settlement of the silver question by international agreement and rising demand for bullion from China, British India, and other Oriental markets. If prices rise more, many silver mines nationwide may reopen.
The Dillon public schools face a staffing and facilities strain as the district covers ten years of study with only seven teachers. Officials argue for three extra instructors and additional classrooms but cite tight finances, urging gradual reform to align equipment and curriculum with a larger student body.
The fourteenth annual report of Hecla Consolidated Mining of Glendale Beverhead County notes gross receipts of 446 769 13 in 1804 with labor and expenses at 290 506 35 yielding a net cash profit of 156 172 78. The report cites ore discoveries at Atlantis as key to success and outlines future production costs and ore sources amid price concerns for silver and lead.
Capt Z R De Lamer formerly of Idaho now runs Utah grid properties and patents a new gold ore processing method claimed to rival cyanide. He asserts his process finishes in twenty minutes versus twenty seven hours, reducing precipitation and retorting costs due to the method’s volatile nature.
The library remains open Monday and Saturday evenings and Wednesday afternoons. The citizens caucus nominated capable candidates for city officers, promising a conservative administration for the next two years.
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