Montana Era of 1864 In December
Fragmentary historical note by O. Marcyes of Missoula on Montana's 1864 period. Mentions Vigilante justice, settlement driven by black mineral findings, and early political moves in the Jefferson valley with governors and territorial leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Marcyes
Missoula
Eastern Montana Pioneers’ Society
Marcyes
University of Montana
First Territorial Assembly at Bannack City in 1864
The article recounts the 1864 Bannack City meeting that organized Montana Territory's first legislature. It notes John H. Shober's leadership, the rough log capitol, early laws on mines and water, and the shift from Vigilante justice to formal courts under Governor Edgerton. It covers the election, seating of the House and Council, and initial committees and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Council of the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of
Montana
U. S
First
Legislative Assembly
Montana Territory
John H. Shober
Helena
Bannack City
Grasshopper Gulch
Bannack
Rocky Mountains
Dacotah
Yankton
Baggs
Territory
Merriman
Big Horn River
Big Horn Canyon
Pompey's Tower
Yellowstone Canyon
Missouri River
Yellowstone
Monntana
Ste’ Poat
Munson
Sidney Edgerton
Territorial Legislative Assembly
Dawson
Big Horn
House of Representatives
Beaverhead
William Faulds
Andrew Smith
Deer Lodge
James Stuart
Jefferson County
Isaac N. Buck
Milo Courtright
George Detwiler
Madison County
John H. Rodgers
Patrick Ryan
Wila Huffaker
Alexander E. Mayhew
Francis Ball
Washington Jay McCormick
Missoula
E. B. Johnson
Mere
Brabie Lorenzo
Robert Lawrence
Thompson
Edgerton
Thompson, Bagg and
Bagg
Thomeson
Committee On Ways and Means
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Mander
Belcler
Montane
Aaper
Legislative Council of
Tana Territory
Montana Gold and Silver Mining Company
Legislative Acta
Bers of the
Leavitt
Mr. Thompson
Smith
Stewart
Mr. Potter
Legislative
ISY
Bird's Eye