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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
2
Attorney General A. J. Galen states that taking up estrays on the public range is a misdemeanor under Chapter 19 of the 1905 law. The opinion, in response to T. J. Porter, clarifies that estray horses found on the range fall under that statute and cannot be possessed or disposed of by settlers.
A statement from the Bureau of Animal Industry notes a forthcoming U S Department of Agriculture publication on Texas fever. It cites a quarantine from Atlantic to Pacific, estimates 387 500 cattle die yearly, and warns of a potential 40 million dollar annual loss to stock nationwide without preventive measures.
Jay J. Miller stands trial for perjury as evidence ties him to a Kansas City stockyards scheme to defraud shippers through overweight cattle. A. J. Judy admits knowledge and profits from the combine that under weighed at purchase and over weighed at sale, with plans to skim forty percent of the proceeds.
Helena Independent reports plans for a Montana based meat group to slaughter and dress beef domestically. A million dollar enterprise would build a large plant with land offers from Frank Conley and Tom McTague of Deer Lodge and Henry Maher of Race Track. The project aims to supply cheap fresh beef statewide with warehouses in Butte and other Montana towns.
A Dillon church directory lists services at First Baptist St James Episcopal Methodist and other churches with pastors and service times. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway adopts white bed spreads on Southwest Limited sleepers replacing wool blankets for year round comfort and accessibility.
Effective December 1 1904 storage will be charged on all inbound freight unloaded at platform or warehouse and on outbound freight delivered to our platform or into warehouse without a bill of lading. Unloaded freight left after 72 hours from 6 p m will incur storage. Rate is five cents per ton per day with 2000 pounds per ton. fractions count as a ton and a day. Minimum storage five cents per day for each shipment under 2000 pounds.
Sheriffs Sale scheduled for March 3, 1906 at 1 PM at the front door of the Dillon courthouse Beaverhead Montana. Property described begins in the NW quarter of section 6 township 7 south range 8 west and contains about 87 1/2 acres more or less.
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