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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
6
The Tribune rejects an anonymous "Taxed to Death" communique as lacking facts or arguments. It argues county taxes have not risen under Republican governance, pointing to steady deputy numbers and rising county business yet stable public spending and printing costs.
Democratic delegates and many taxpayers urged Mr Poindexter to continue in the important county office. He accepted the nomination amid strong backing, praised for enforcing state laws and prosecuting cases without fear or favor, while opponents voice support for continued integrity and capable leadership.
A rumor from a well informed service ties Senator Clark to a proposed Oregon Short Line Railroad project. The senator denies the reports, aligning with known railroad ambitions but offering no confirmation.
The clerk and recorder filed official state nominations by Geo M Hays. Five columns will appear on the ballot representing Democratic Republican Socialist Labor and People's Parties. Nominees include John M Evane and Jeremiah Leslie for Democratic congress and associate justice respectively and Joseph Mo Dixon for Republican congress with William Helloway for associate justice. Socialists list George Bo Sproule for congress and W D Cameron for associate justice. The deadline for certificates of nomination submission is today with numerous party officers listed by precinct county and election officials.
Readable fragments indicate a notice seeking individuals named Tigitante and Boris in connection with a dated event. The brief item mentions four items or steps and a probable location, with limited context available.
A notice announces submission to Montana voters of a constitutional amendment changing Section 4 of Article XVI regarding county commissioners. The act details terms, election timing, ballot wording, and certification by the Montana secretary of state.
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