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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1895
Page
2
The governor's message to the legislature is a lengthy but businesslike document with practical recommendations. It urges lawmakers to consider fiscal prudence and administrative improvements to enhance state governance and public services.
Both new Montana senators Mantle and Carter are described as young able and aggressive. The examiner hopes Carter will promptly address the silver question with his constituents.
The article argues Montana should abandon politics and address legislative work since statehood. It predicts changes to game and fish regulations, possibly amending the last bill or introducing a new one, and urges restoring county commissioners to appoint a warden to protect game and fish and curb sawmill misuse of streams.
The veteran Republican stalwart Banders of Montana retires from political life to practice his profession. The outspoken Sanders is blamed for his harsh rhetoric and personal enmities, which critics say doomed his political prospects as a rival.
Fragmentary text criticizes a state bureau for immigration work and high costs. It argues funds should be redirected toward attracting capital to Montina and delivering tangible taxpayer benefits.
The Exawiain reports Hon Henry Knippenbiere may resign his legislative seat. Constituents expect strong personal effort to protect their interests. A vacancy could cost about a thousand dollars, a burden taxpayers may not bear with other heavy county outlays and public improvements ongoing.
A large group of Montana legislators view county officer salaries as needing revision. They largely agree a general cut is needed, but opinions vary on the extent, with some proposing a 50 percent reduction and others favoring a smaller cut based on workload.
A garbled jumble of political remarks and local governance complaints notes struggles between reform efforts in New York and Democratic concerns in Congress. It mentions Joe Manley, labor passes, tariff disputes, religious schools, and county committee misalignments with Beav erhead county cited amid broader partisan friction.
The state of Aeornert sends greeting to the defendant in a formal alias summons. The petitioner seeks a legal action and the defendant is required to appear at the court at a specified time. The notice names the township and dates, serving as a formal legal order from a Justice of the Peace.
Public record lists Mort as a settler filing for homestead final proof on land described as sections and townships. Peter Hendrickson, holder of homestead entry No 3708, seeks to prove continuous residence and cultivation with witnesses including Jivke Morton Alva Neves Martens Niele Mieigen Peenk Pendlemon and Jome Brass Legister. First publication date noted as 2.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss patents and caveats around Moorrare Fers and Orr Orrex BU, mentioning a patent service offering model sending and options to provide growing or photn with Seacriptie. It notes free orientation assessment and charges after patent issues.
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