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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1895
Page
3
The fragment mentions rates, editorial department, and business management at the Tax Districts Examiners with notes on an application and compliance steps. The readable text hints at administrative duties tied to rate setting and department collaboration.
Local notes report patrons urged to pay arrears for subscriptions and list various merchants and residents. The Beaverhead community hosts a well attended militia entertainment with drill by Company E, music by an orchestra, and a grand ball at the public library benefiting a book fund.
The board finished its valuation process with exhaustive research and lengthy meetings. It notes some properties show minor adjustments from the two year old figures, and plans to assess overlooked land entries this year.
The prisoner, previously sentenced in September last fall for stealing a sack of real freight, was recalled to the penitentiary for a new trial. The case went to the supreme court via the prisoner's attorneys B B Smith and S Berteey after appealing from the district court. The supreme court sustained the appeal and remanded for a new trial under BR Hey Anderson, superintendent.
Helena Independent reports Edward Green appeals a Beaverhead county burglary conviction. Supreme Court clarifies box car is a rail car making the information valid and rejects a faulty jury instruction that mere entry sufficed without felonious intent.
The regular business testing is moved to Monday evening with reports closed. Drike suspended for six weeks to rest after duties around Washington’s birthday. Biweekly practice dances begin Friday evening next week with prizes of two dollars per congle for participants. The company aims to maintain its vital functions as needed.
The author argues warrants tied to school lands and an Agricultural college face delays and dealer scalping, risking near valueless notes, while bonds would immediately find a market and protect investors. The county and city funds are pledged, making the bond plan comparatively stronger.
City Attorney Edwin Noreis travels to Helena to join representatives from many municipalities in reviewing a new code's provisions on municipal affairs and to state comments on proposed sections.
An old note mentions Castoria as a remedy for a child and cites Washington's Birthday events. A parade in Tong, ML, featured public displays and a half holiday for students, with classes performing brief forenoon exercises and an afternoon program.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and firms including Bob Cheney and Co Treas Pater, various vendors and trade terms. The legible parts suggest a formal financial or trust related document but many names and phrases are garbled, preventing a clear summary of action, date or outcome.
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