Montana Legislature Approves Broad Public Reform Packages
The 1903 Montana assembly approved measures creating a three member Supreme Court commission with $4,000 salaries, expanding court authority, and redesignating the Deaf and Dumb Asylum as the Montana School for the Deaf and Blind. Other acts lower sheep tax, regulate mills, require bonds for bank deposits, set mine eight hour rules, update hunting, schooling, land leasing, and public records, fund the state library, and authorize interlocking railroad switches and penalties for livestock cruelty.
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Egilith Legislatve Assembly
Supreme Court Commission
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
H. L. Frank
Capitol
Deaf and Dumb
Montana School For the Deaf and Blind
State Board of Land Commissioners
Justice Courts
United Staes
Montana
State Normal School
Montana State Normal College
Landeao
State Law Library
Army
Navy
Reform School
Cascade County
Chateau County
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Justices of the Peace
Indusrial
Cattle Shipment Planned From Anaconda to Tacoma
D. D. Walker and John Bielenberg plan to ship about 100 head of prime young steers from their ranches near Anaconda over the hill to Tacoma within days. They recently brought a larger herd to Tacoma and report good winter conditions for cattle in the Big Hole, with stockmen pleased with the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Walker
John Bielenberg
Anaconda
Tacoma
Mr. Walker
Mr. Bielenberg
Big Hole
Buffalo Jones Traps Lion and Exhibits It at Fort
Judge Culver of Gardiner in town reports Buffalo Jones captured a large mountain lion seven miles south of Mammoth in Yellowstone. Jones used baling wire to muzzle the lion, bound its feet, and packed it on horseback to the fort where the lion is now on display.
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Livingston
Eays
Culver
Gardiner
Saya
Buffalo
Jones
Yellowstone Park
Mammoth
Trains Offer Daily Service to Chicago via Union Pacific Route
The Overland Limited now runs east via the Union Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul lines. Two other excellent trains to Chicago via the same route operate daily. Williams, commercial agent for CMStP, Salt Lake City contact.
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Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Williams
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
West Second South St
Salt Lake City
Dillon Grants Franchise For Electric Lighting To Graeter
The Dillon City Council unanimously grants A F Graeter a franchise and right of way for electric lighting and power. He will begin work at once with 250 horsepower capacity, offer reduced rates, free city hall lighting, and provide municipal light at reduced prices to libraries and schools. The ordinance sets pole and wire standards and a January 1 1904 completion target.
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A. E F. Graeter
Graeter
Eliel
Hest
Rife
City Public
Dillon
A. F. Graeter
Aassigne
City of
City
Montana
Tts
Onsigne
A. F, Graeter
A. K., Grueter, Hia Heirs
Audigns
Free Public Library
Arid City
Free Public School
Free County High School
State Normal School
A. KF. Graeter
Hia Heirs
Ansigna
Hig Heira
Sach
Advertising Readability Elevates Newspaper Value
An editorial urges advertisers to craft readable ads to engage readers. It argues that a newspaper should be as compelling in its advertising columns as in news, noting broad public interest across businesses and promising better returns when ads are readable and readers notice them.
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Metropolia
Jacksonville
Fla
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Laurel
California
Armour Packing Co
John W.morton
Masonic
Dillon, Mont
Smart
Spring Goods
W. R. Smart
Merchant Tailor
Opera House
Jim Crown
THE
Dillon Examiner
Victor J. Evans & CO
Evans Building
Washington
U. Band
Osile
D.C
State Normal
Overland Limited
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