Big Hole Basin Eyes New Rail Link To Transcontinental Network
Wisdom residents rally behind a planned railroad traversing the Big Hole basin from the southern end along the Big Hole River to tie into Anaconda or Butte for a connection to transcontinental lines. Promoters include Robert W. Jones and T. F. Prichard with engineers and mining talk highlighting local ore prospects.
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Big Hole Basin
Hig Hole River
Anaconda
Silver Bow
Spokane
T. F. Prichard
Mosalia
Wash
Thomas M. Ward
Elliehall
Wisdom
Charles Ke, Miller
Robert H. Jones
Joseph E. Shaw
J. P. Loass
B.R. Stevenson
George Woodworth
Jorgen Jorgenson
Fam J. Scott
Chicago
Montana-Oreway
Jackson
Martin
Bonanza
Ajax
Wadams
Schlegelmilch
Turcot
Pioneer
Ateady
Iig
Butte
Opinion on license law in Montana fishing and big game fees
Helena March 1 The attorney general expresses belief that the licensing provisions for fishing licenses from non residents are constitutional. The opinion, to Game Warden Aware and relayed via D H Morgan, considers conflicts between revised codes sections and last year’s session laws.
Opinion on Stallion Law Interpreted by Attorney General
Helena March 10 Atttor ney General Galen renders an opinion on the stallion law in reply to the stallion registration board. If a person ships a horse to the state for open range use and not for sale he need not obtain the section 6 certificate, as the act excludes stallions on the open range. If a person imports a horse and places it on the open range then later sells it for breeding, a section 6 certificate is required before sale for breeding purposes.
Sleeping car comfort upgrade on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway introduces white bedcovers replacing woolen blankets on Southwest Limited cars between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets are kept in reserve for cooler nights, offering a more inviting bed for sleeping car patrons. Subscribe for the Examiner.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest Limited
Chicago
Kansas City
Dillon Montana City Election Set for April 4 1910
Notice states regular annual city election in Dillon Montana on Monday April 4 1910. One alderman to be elected per ward and an additional alderman for the third ward to fill the unexpired term of W M Knapp. Polls open 8am to 6pm. Polling places Foster's Candy Store Second Ward City Hall Emerick house Bannack street. City Clerk Henry R Melton signs.
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Dillon
Montana
W. M. Knapp
Foster’s Candy Store
Sebree and
Montana Streets
City Hall
Emerick House
Bannack Street
Henry R. Melton
City Registration Notice in Dillon Opens March 15
The Dillon city registry books open for qualified voter registration from March 15 to March 19 with hours 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm each day. A follow up session on April 1 enables correction and registration for those unable to register earlier. Hugh L. McCaleb serves as City Registry Agent at Hughes & McCaleb's Store.
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Dillon
Hugh L. McCaleb
Hughes & McCaleb's
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Thomas J Low
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders all interested parties to appear on April 2 1910 at 10 am to show cause why administrator A A Elliott should not obtain an order to sell real estate of the deceased Thomas J Low. A copy of this order will be published for four weeks in the Dillon Examiner. Judge J B Poindexter.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Thomas J. Low
A. A. Elliott
County of
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
J. B. Poindexter
yJudge
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