Republican Ticket for Public Administrator and Coroner
The notice lists W. F. Cashmore as candidate for Public Administrator and James E. Phillips for Coroner on the Republican ticket.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
2
The notice lists W. F. Cashmore as candidate for Public Administrator and James E. Phillips for Coroner on the Republican ticket.
Republican sources denounce a bogus claim that 4000 California 91st Division veterans back Senator Walsh. The Helena Independent reports a Van Hogan dispatch denied by Byron Fitts confirms no 91st Division action or endorsement. Fitts labels the tale a pure fabrication from Democratic State Headquarters aimed at galvanizing California veterans.
The republican candidate for representative is a rancher stockman and progressive citizen known throughout the county. Tom DuBois served as an officer in the 1929 legislative session and helped drive the Beaverhead County exposition. He is noted for public service and familiarity with the state legislature.
A. L. Anderson, long-time Beaverhead resident and former county board chairman, campaigns on ten years of service. He highlights low county taxes, modest valuations, and growth from highway projects, noting his background as stockman and businessman strengthens his understanding of local needs.
Beaverhead county Republicans praise Dan Mooney as an efficient sheriff with six years of minimal crime. He acted quickly on calls, arrived minutes after incidents, and secured culprits promptly. Mooney, born in the county, previously served as deputy and under sheriff before a six year term that supporters say set a strong record.
Beaverhead County voter familiarity with W. F. Cashmore as longtime treasurer and auditor highlighted his qualifications for public administrator. His incumbency and precise record keeping underscore the expertise needed for the office.
John S Baker is unopposed for re election as clerk and recorder of Beaverhead County. He has served 26 years in the office and will continue to hold the position as long as he desires. The piece notes broad support across party lines for the popular incumbent.
Beaverhead voters reelect county attorney Thomas E Gilbert five times and with no opposition this year he is slated for a sixth term. The noted prosecutor is praised for a record praised as unbeatable in the state.
Gladys L Garr runs for re election as superintendent of Beaverhead County schools after two years of modern methods and high efficiency. She maintains close contact with teachers and faces no opposition. electors are urged to give her a complimentary vote.
James E. Phillips has served Beaverhead county as coroner for years and is unopposed for re election this year. He has run the office with minimal taxpayer expense and has been on the job whenever needed. He should receive a complimentary vote from every elector.
The District Court of Montana at Dillon issues libel and foreclosure notices in cases seeking forfeiture of seized property and mortgage foreclosure on Beaverhead County lands. Libel alleges whiskey alcohol offenses tied to taxes and requests condemnation. separate filing forecloses a 1926 mortgage on numerous parcels in Beaverhead County with a sale to satisfy sums due.
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana requires Jack Slagel to answer the complaint within twenty days or risk default. The suit seeks a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony on grounds of willful neglect to provide necessities of life for more than one year. Gilbert Gilbert & McFad danl of Dillon represent the plaintiff.
Case fragment shows a summons involving The Federal Land Bank of Spokane and multiple parties in Beararchie County Montana. The readable portions reference a mortgage or land loan dispute with names partially visible, including a wife and a party identified as Millecam Hustana.
Co owner reports labor and improvements on Alpine Fraction Lode and Alpine Lode mining claims in Bloody Dick mining district Beaver County Montana. Certificates recorded at pages 661 and 652 in Book 8. Dues totaling 100.66 dollars for year ending May 12 and 100 dollars for year ending July 12 1926 are due.
A notice filed by John L. Templeman warns that Portlink or LaDeaa is liable for expenditures totaling 400 dollars or 100 dollars, and if no contribution is made within ninety days after notice publication, the co owner’s interest in Alpine Fraction and Alpine Lode Mining Claims will revert to the claimant. First publication dated September 10, 1930.
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