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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

5

Governor Names State Officers for Six Year Terms

Governor Stewart sent to the senate appointments to a consolidated livestock commission and related posts. The six year term openings include Burke of Lewis and Clark and Mitchell of Cascade with four year terms for Farrell Ronan Woodson and others across multiple counties. The slate also lists reappointments for warden, state examiner, land registers, and other state posts beginning in 1917.

Stewart Senate Livestock Commission Livestock Board Board of Sheep Commissioners John H. Burke Lewis and Clark County Helena H. B. Mitchell Cascade County Great Falls George T. Farrell Flathead County Ronan John A Sweet Grays County Sidney Miller

Montana Senators Back Armed Neutrality Vote

Both Montana senators signed a round robin in the Senate stating they would have voted for the armed neutrality resolution urged by the president and condemned the filibuster that defeated it. Senator Myers urged cloture to curb future filibustering while Senator Walsh tied the debate to presidential actions and noted his trip to argue the Alice mining case in San Francisco. Gasoline lamp mantles advertised at Tatterson’s.

Washington Montana Senate Myers Walsh San Francisco

Martin Barrett Honored for Stopping Railroad Subsidies

In the Eleventh Territorial Legislative session of 1879 Martin Barrett of Beaverhead county is praised by a House Joint Resolution for valuable service in preventing subsidies to railroads. The resolution notes Barrett and five colleagues opposed costly railroad favors, even traveling to Fort Benton to block a quorum on a tax exemption bill.

Martin Barrett Frank Eliel Beaverhead County Fifteenth Legislative Assembly Eleventh Territorial Legislative Assembly Montana Fort Benton Territorial Council House of Representatives Senate

Montana Rebuffs Rail Subsidy Enactments by Eleventh Territorial Assembly

Helena March 5 reports a joint resolution praising Eleventh Territorial Legislative assembly members for opposing railroad subsidies and tax exemptions. The item notes Montana’s debt relief and thanks to Martin Barrett for the public welfare stance.

Montana Eleventh Territorial Legislative Assembly Bell Martin Barrett

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State Livestock Board Congress Geo. B. Hopkins W. J. Butler Custer County Department of Labor and Nets W. J. Swindlehurst Park County Bureau of Child and Animal Protection M. L. Rickman Phil Greenan Deer Lodge County Tatternall’s Dillon Yellowstone National Park Dillon Horse Sales Co Geo, Ditty Round Oak Yangest Llon State Fair Association Skinner Anaconda Copper Mining Company Butte McCaull-Dins Frank A. Bailey Maurice Weiss Placer National Duroc-Jersey Record Association Poland American Yorkshire Club American Short Horn Breeders’ Association American Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association Holstein-Friesian Association American Jersey Cattle Club Jersey American Cotswold Registry Association American Hampshire Sheep Association American Oxford Down Record Association American Shropshire Registry Association American Percheron Society WEB Weyman-Bruton Company Union Square New York City
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