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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner, official paper for Beaverhead County, editorship by F. C. Kress, published Wednesdays with a yearly subscription rate of two dollars in advance. This issue appeared on Wednesday February 28, 1901.
The Helena Herald criticizes the push to consolidate state educational institutions as impractical. It cites Governor Toole’s opposition and argues local control preserves institutions and pride, warning consolidation may threaten Montana’s educational landscape and regional strengths.
A dated February 13 notice from Freeport Lawparg, executor of Christians Landece deceased, announces the sale and transection of the best estate in Beaverbes County. The document describes mining, copper, and millwork operations, property depths, and plant orders with several named individuals and firms referenced in connection to the estate and sale.
The counties created in recent years have nearly reached the constitutional limit of indebtedness, and they have not shown court houses or other substantial improvements to justify the debt.
The legislature works briskly as lower house acts on ten to twelve bills daily and will finish most of its 60 introduced measures before adjournment next week. The senate, smaller in size, clears business quickly, with few major items like Rosebud County awaiting action, marking a satisfactory session.
The speaker questions the administration proposal to issue a silver coin for the Philippines. He calls it a confession of ignorance and incompetency and says it undermines the gold standard. He warns it reveals the need for a metal value ratio and promises further remarks in the Senate.
Fragmentary text notes seven legislative working days remain to elect a United States senator amid political tension. It references the current party dynamics and calls for action on the election, mentioning vetoes and party alignment without clear dates or names.
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