Dillon City Ordinance Approved by Mayor in July 1933
The Dillon Examiner records an ordinance passed by the Dillon City Council and approved by the Mayor on the bth day of July 1933. The City Clerk Theo F McFadden attaches the corporate seal and signs the document.
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City of
Dillon
A. D
Theo. F. McFadden
Montana
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
The
Dillon Examiner
B. W. Emerick
State of
Beaverhead
Theo
F. McFadden
Montana divorce summons for Johnnesse van Essen
The State of Montana summons Johnnese van Essen to answer a divorce complaint filed in the district court. The alias summons requires a response within twenty days and warns of default judgment. The action alleges willful desertion for over one year, with continued separation. WITNESS my hand dated July 10, 1933. Clerk Fred Rife. Rodgers & Collins, Dillon, Montana, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Lucille van Essen
Johnnese van Essen
Fred Rife
Ordinance defining Huckster and licensing in Dillon
City of Dillon enacts a define and license ordinance for Hucksters under authority from Montana laws. It sets terms of regulation license fees and collection and penalties for violations to curb frauds and regulate street and market commerce.
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Dillion
Montana
Dillon
City of
Dillon Ordinance Regulates Hucksters and Itinerant Vendors
Dillon enacts licensing rules for Hucksters selling farm products door to door and for Itinerant Vendors collecting orders. The measure sets license fees, application requirements, penalties for noncompliance, bond provisions for itinerant dealers, and state commerce and constitutional safeguards.
Transient Retail Merchant ordinance for Dillon Montana
Ordinance 221 regulates and licenses transient retail merchants in Dillon Montana. It sets license fees of 35 dollars for the first week and 5 dollars for each additional week, requires bond of 1000 dollars or cash, and mandates posting of licenses. Penalties include fines up to 200 dollars or imprisonment for violations.
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Dillon
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Montana
Dillon Examiner
City of
Itinerant Vendor Ordinance Regulation and Licensing
The ordinance governs itinerant vendors by licensing and setting payment terms and funding regulation and enforcement. It aims to prevent fraud and establishes penalties for violations.
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Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Rural Dept
Liberty Street
Winona
Minnesota
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Water Users Reservoir Company
Board of Directors of
Court House
Red Rock Reservoir & Irrigation Company
F. A. Hazelbaker
Rodgers & Collins
Montana Railroad Commission
Supreme Court of the
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