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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1903
Page
6
The diploma committee recommends issuing more life and state diplomas. The Examiner questions the merit of many applicants and notes past laxity by the state board. It argues Montana should require high school preparation and reject diplomas from dubious eastern colleges to protect teachers and students.
The eighth legislative assembly convened in Helena for a third time and attention centers on Governor Toole's agenda. A fair trial bill appears likely, but framing a constitutionally sound law is complex and may require careful consideration and possible amendments. Taxpayers fear hasty action and urge restraint to avoid ill advised changes.
The city council has not yet established a schedule of water charges for consumers. With mains being connected, residents deserve to know the rates to avoid heavy plumbing bills. The action should be taken promptly and set to be fair and competitive with other Montana cities to attract use and ensure steady revenue.
Republicans claim credit for past prosperity while arguing current business conditions are unrelated to their leadership. The statement contrasts with opposing views on what drives present economic growth and job creation.
In a Monday decision the state v Brown from Lewis and Clarke county, the Montana Supreme Court ruled Senate Bill 29 unconstitutional due to a defect in the title. The ruling restores the prior game law, and Brown, charged for shooting a turtle dove in August, is discharged under the old provisions.
H J Robinson of Butte helped promote a mass convention call for a new party to challenge corporate influence in Montana politics. The petition urges voters to join a December 7 1903 Helena meeting to organize committees opposing corporate control with precinct meetings on December 4 1903 to select delegates. Robinson returned to Butte pleased with early Beaverhead support.
In a replevin suit over a bay mare with a brand on the right shoulder the jury found the brand did not belong to either claimant. The court instructed that the plaintiff failed to prove ownership, so the mare was awarded to the defendant.
Advertises hay for feeding 300 to 400 head of steers through winter. Cattle feeders invited to visit the old Padley ranch below Dillon, contact via Dillon post office. Describes good feed yards racks running spring water and shelter. Dated 13-21. W. F. Drummey.
Seven Anaconda firemen sue the city for six months of salary withheld by Mayor Frinke. The suit alleges unlawful refusal of wages and seeks due compensation.
George McPherson was tried on burglary charges in Beaverhead County. He pleaded not guilty, a demurrer was sustained, and a jury later found him guilty of second degree burglary. He received a five year sentence and a $13.85 theft amount is noted. He and two companions left for Deer Lodge under escort to serve their terms. County Attorney Robison reported nine convictions in eleven cases.
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