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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1897
Page
4
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. WEDNESDAY, July 21, 1897. The coal combine can set coal prices, but refuses to raise miners wages. The state’s McKinleyites sense a dead pipe cinch on the internal revenue collectorship. Havana peas predict prosperity from higher prices for bought goods and lower prices for sold goods, leaving laborers unsatisfied.
A fragmented note describes a newspaper office routine and malfunctions, with references to contracts, subscribers, and editors. It mentions a wave of prosperity connected to a change in a Saturday event and a birth occurring to Phree girls and a boy, amid uncertainty about geographic direction.
Fragmentary text describes a move toward some place and a forecast of public reaction. It mentions a probable delay and mentions weather related terms in a jumbled form. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a dramatic political scene with mentions of Mark, the Senate, and ethical principles. The readable bits imply a dispute over a pathway, border or procedural stance, with references to fear, duties, and possible military or state actions. The passage is heavily garbled.
The article discusses the extensive purchase and development plans for Grasshopper Creek area by Cope and partners. It notes a buy of the property, expected completion by an early date, and the Gruiging method as a key factor in making side property development feasible. It mentions a 14 percent saving and outlines steps toward final completion.
Geo R Metlen outlines a proposed waterworks system sourced from Rattlesnake Creek. A temporary 100 000 gallon reservoir will be built near town with five mile mains to the distribution system and a future larger reservoir expected. The plan includes a variable pressure valve, eight mains to Bannack Street, and extensive piping along the Argenta road to serve the city.
The Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York is certified as compliant with Montana insurance laws and authorized to transact business through agents holding a certificate of authority until March 1, 1908. Witnessed by the state auditor Neal P. W. Poeretwareale.
The Montana Auditors Office certifies that the Northern Assurance Company located in London England has complied with Montana insurance laws and is authorized to transact insurance business through its agents in the state. The certificate of authority is issued and witnessed by state officials in Helena with dates shown as March and April 1897.
A damaged OCR style notice from a state office mentions certification of authority and insurance corepany terms. It references a March date and officials presenting documents for a public record in a regulatory context. The readable fragments name Motbana and several officials but no clear outcomes.
The notice states that the Department of Permature fleleta certifies the petition of the Mie tual lute Josergnece EOUEpAT Y. seeking approval in York City. It mentions the March date, a seal, and fines or penalties for noncompliance with the order.
The document appears to certify a certificate of authority issued by the State Appointer on a date in March 7898. It names a sovereign region and authorized agents to perform transit or official acts under specified powers. The text is garbled but indicates formal confirmation of credentials.
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On June 3 the Oregon Short Line will commence selling tickets to passengers for eastern routes via the Rio Grande Western rail line, promising a scenic journey and connecting departures.
Henry Copp, Washington D C land lawyer, revises Copp's Prospector's Manual. The work covers assay and surveying basics, mining laws, claim testing, and practical references. It targets readers seeking guidance on discovering and evaluating mineral mines. The treatise is described as valuable for prospectors and miners.
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