Special Session Discusses Bond Case Aftermath
Governor Toole explains in the Independent that bondholders may not lose money despite the supreme court ruling. He outlines options including a future tax levy to redeem bonds, possible extra legislative session, and actions to avoid default while awaiting or challenging a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Gov. Toole
J. K. Toole
Independent
Supreme Court
Gay
Dillon
Supreme Court of the United States
Haire
Executive Department
County Commissioners Set Special Session Actions 1906
Beaverhead county Montana commissioners met in special session January 15 16 1906 auditing the McDonald contract paying extra work at the poor farm approving saloon licenses and appointingAlex Singer to fill a vacant justice position. The board also arranged annual phone service arrangements totaling 188.00.
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Board of County Commissioners
A. McDonald
Beaverhead County
Montana
W. M. Oliver
D. D. McKnight
Jno
Oliver
C. J. McSherry
Con Bray
Lima
Robt
Schendel
Alex Singer
Caloon
Lloyd & Dunbar
Jackson
Pat. Ward
Bedrock
Jules Gnyasg
Grant
McDonald
Booth
Hall
Bell
Bel
Continental Life Insurance Board Draws Montana Interest
Residents of this county and Montana stockholders will be gratified by the Continental Life Insurance and Investment company showing at its Salt Lake annual meeting. Montana directors include James P. Murray A L Stone A L Babcock John Gillie R D Steele W W Wylie H Tyree reelected president praised handling. The Salt Lake meeting notes the firm weathered criticism and investigations while protecting policyholders and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Continental Life Insurance and Investment Company
Salt Lake
James P. Murray
A. L. Stone
A. L. Babcock
Billioga
John Gillie
Butte
R. D. Steele
Bozeman
W. W. Wylie
H. Tyree
The
Continental
Salt Lake Herald
Tyree
Professor O'Shea Delivers Noted Education Talk
A full assembly hall welcomed Professor O'Shea of the University of Wisconsin for the fourth Normal Lecture on Education for Life. His hour and a half discourse offered stimulating thought, humor, and anecdotes in a fluent, conversational style.
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Professor O'Shea
O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
School of Education
O’shea
Opening Dates Set for Flathead and Crow Reservations
Representative Dixon relays officials plan to complete Crow survey plots by June 1 and open the Crow reservation in August, with no allotment or appraisal delays. The Flathead plate to be finished April 15, ninety days for allotment, and one year for appraisals, aiming final proclamation in summer 1907. Montana to see one reservation opened this year and one next.
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Flathead
Crow Indian Reservations
Dixon
Richards
The
Land Office
Crow Reservation
Flathead Reservation
Montana
Sheep Herding Witness at Remey Trial Speaks as Engineer
Clarence M. Henderson described himself as an electrical engineer by profession and a sheepherder by choice while testifying at the Remey trial. He noted his Spanish American War service with the Fifty-first Iowa, bearing a facial scar from a San Isidro engagement, and hinted at returning to the Big Hole basin after court.
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Remey
Clarence M. Henderson
John’s Siding
Henderson
Iowa
Philippines
San Isidro
America
Big Hole
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Florsheim Shoe
Eliel Brothers
Biggie
Eliel’s
MO. S, Baker
Sade
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