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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
2
At the joint session of the legislative assembly held at noon, Pen W A Clark was elected United States senator for the lone tet by a decisive vote. The vote tally showed Clark ahead with 59.79 percent while several other candidates trailed. the short term race drew scattered support and lacked a clear frontrunner.
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The article reports on residents of a Bee Hele area debating a proposed transfer of Daly county rights to the Copper Co. Citizens express concern over authority and potential benefits, and officials defend the move as necessary for local progress.
The Examiner urges residents to reject annexation schemes in the Big Hole basin and appeals for eye opening to a small minority. A legislative amendment favors higher federal judges pay, raising chief justice from 10 000 to 15 000 and other judges from 7 000 to 9 000, replacing travel allowances.
The County Board met in special session January 1 with T. K. Barrett as chairman A L Anderson and W U E Staudaher present The Assessor Conger report was examined approved and filed The board adjourned then met again at 2 PM to visit the poor farm The newly built hospital for contagious disease patients was examined found satisfactory and accepted Furniture and other necessary items were purchased for present use The board adjourned again after adjournment Notes include names Barrett Anderson Montgomery Staudaher Clerk and references to Helena and the state capital with various local actions and discussions of public works and personnel.
Beaveruad County lawmakers praise the slate of committee assignments with Representative Till as appropriation chair and Metley on a major auditing and water committee. Senator Murray and others are poised to influence the state senate as expected.
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