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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1896
Page
4
The Tax Examiner received a Lima reply that the Lima justice courts sent prisoners to the county jail mostly for serious offenses, not vacancies. The memo disputes AMMINER claims and notes no intent to mislead, retracting part of the previous article.
Paragraph notes legal adviser Parsipent Chevitant may influence financial guidance. Congress unlikely to receive such counsel as Cuba supporters find it easier to reach the island. In fusion state results, a leading candidate garners the largest share except for Siaith and Spriggs. Cleveland mentions a coast trip to South Carolina may affect his Washington timeline.
The excerpt praises a Montana focused holiday edition, highlighted by the Butte Illustrated Press and the Dillon Tribune. It notes vibrant color printing, rich typography, and numerous articles on Montana topics by well known state residents, celebrating Dillon and surrounding country.
A Montana report estimates a population of 230000 based on a 4.25 per voter ratio, citing a total vote around 4000 in 800 and noting a bank paid 12000 in interest to the state. The draft questions the First National Bank of Helena and questions Wright Ty about possible criminal prosecution for alleged public money misuse under Article III, Section 14 of the state constitution.
The Helena Independent reports State Treasurer Wright accepted twelve thousand dollars in interest from First National Bank of Helena, tied to state funds on deposit. The piece urges prosecution if charges hold and calls for a strict state board examination, noting constitutional prohibitions on state-officer profits. Governor Rickards referenced.
All county officers have qualified except Public Administrator-elect Henry Cushley. Bonds listed include Ed H. Mayers county clerk and recorder with 8000 and four 4000-sureties, Harry A. Bond coroner with 8000 and four 4000-sureties, Charles H. Padhey sheriff with 10000 and five 10000-sureties, and other officials with 5000 to 10000 bonds. Several individuals provided bond amounts ranging from 2000 to 40000 with named sureties.
A San Francisco Special reports the Durrant murder case moving forward at the state supreme court. Durrant’s brief was filed, a re submission granted, and ten days allowed for reply. Attorney General Fitzgerald filed a counter brief as the case nears final decision.
A set of Cormemeon chairs a bed room suit and a dining table plus many other useful articles are offered as affordable Christmas presents. The items are described as cheap and nice.
Notice is given by administrator MM Dowriss for the estate of William McGee that creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Send or present at Dell Post Office in Dell Montana Beaverhead County. Dated December 18 1286.
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