Enumerators to Census Range Livestock in Western States
Washington DC Feb 18 The census bureau decides to have enumerators count livestock on western ranges as part of the thirteenth census starting April 15. Supervisors say enumerators will do this with population and farms data and assure owners no data will reach assessors or forest officials. Penalties for disclosure include fine up to 1000 dollars or two years imprisonment. information used strictly for statistical purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
William F. Willoughby
Bureau
Range
William C. Hun
le Grand Powers
Foreat
Willoughby
Bureau of the Census
Dillon Citizens Subscribe Ten Thousand for Railroad Site
The Dillon community raises close to ten thousand dollars to support the Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company, Limited. Subscriptions list numerous individuals and firms from Dillon and surrounding areas, with a key conditional clause ensuring the railroad company enter Dillon within two hundred feet east of the Oregon Short Line Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wheeler
BE White
State Bank
Eliel Kros
Montana Mercantile Co
John W Morton Co
Union Electric Co
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Dillon Hotel Co
AJ Wedum
JE Morse
John F Bishop
Ss$ Patterson
Graeter Grocery Co
Albert Stamin
Will Simpson
B W Emerick
Eph Stoller
George R Hay
Roland Howell
Metropolitan Chop House
Chas Sasaman
H H Price
Jacob Mittlemier
Frank Carroll
A A Elliott
Montana
Chas Hiracama
John J Gelhaus
Joseph C Smith
P K Poindexter
S BE Erwin
Chas A Smith
B McLaren
CC Bond
Henry Olsen
Kupfer Drug Co
W T Scully
W H_ Richardson
Hughes & McCaleb
EC McFadden
Ed Cushing
Sparrow
E T Brock
Frank P Birrer
A S_ Rife
Johnson & Boone
Fred Oliver
H W Wilson
T D Moran
F P Harrison
T K Julion
J A Rounds
John Kent
R P Willard
Geo W French
Geo R Featherly
N M Standaher
C P Thomas
M A Walser
Carl Taylor
KR H Brundage
Wm L Russell
Chas S Ballinger
R Koater
K Monroe
Nela Nelson
Martin Sorenson
J Robert
Harrison & Graven
M Hennebrery
G Bassett
C W Mauer
F P Bradley
Dillon Plumbing & Heating Co
H D Mayfield
Win Klein
Edwin Doty
Hig Rogera
Hfe Best
Pearl Smith
Emerson W
C W Conger
Erwin
Soren P Nelson
Poindexter
Poindetter & Orr
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company, Limited
Massa
Dillon
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Attorney General Opinion on Stallion Registration
Attorney General Galen analyzes license eligibility for stallions with five pure top crosses and how to adjust certificate wording. If Washington records are not recognized, the owner may obtain a license after proper examination. The proposed change would note registration in registries that record five cross stallions without U.S. Department of Agriculture stud books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
R. W. Clark
Bozeman
Tam
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture of
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Montana Stallion Law Seeks Compliance on Import Rules
The state warns farmers and sellers about strict import rules for stallions and jacks. McLaughlin Broa of St Paul shipped a stallion to Helena, violating Section Six, now under Lewis and Clark county attorney review. The law requires a veterinary certificate of disease clearance and notice to the Stallions Registration Board ten days before import.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stallion Registration Board
Bozeman
Montana
K. W. Clark
McLaughlin Broa
St. Paul
Minn
H. W. Kent
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
State of
Stallions Registration Board
Thie
Thie Board
Rail line to Lewiston eyed as surveys push toward coast
A Lewiston dispatch outlines rapid construction plans for a transcontinental line via Salmon and Snake rivers. It notes 120 miles of the route under way from Armstead to Salmon City with main line aims toward Lewiston and possible ties to the Chicago and Northwestern system. Engineer assignments and January expectations are described amid speculation on corporate backing and the route through Grangeville country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Aage
Salmson
Ital
Armetead
Salmon City
Salmon
Snake
Grangeville
Whitebird
Ferrig
Milk Creek
Vance
Riggin’s Springs
Rights of way and building restrictions for Dillon franchise
The document restricts construction east of Montana Street in Dillon Montana and declares the subscription null if violated. Poindexter and Orr L S Co promise Wheeler a free right of way through all property south of town along the O S L line and similar access on either side of the track, totaling three or more miles into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Dillon
Montana
Poindexter & Orr L. S. Co
Ernest
ORR
Poindexter & Orr Company
Wheeler
Villon
Ethera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Stallion Law
Jos. C. Smith
Edwin Norris
H. A. Bond, M. D
Idaho Street
THE
Examiner
INER