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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
6
A jumble of price figures appears with multiple cents and percentages such as 1 pound 7 centa 25 per cent 2 cents 5 cents 375 75 cents 4 30 cents 8 cents 43 90 per cent 26 per cent 24 cents 18 cent.
Washington coverage notes the Democratic tariff revision bill moving to final passage with support from party conferees. The plan lowers average ad valorem duties from 40.12 percent under the Aldrich law to about 27 to 29 percent, cutting duties on food, farm products, and many trust-made goods while preserving some charges for revenue.
Summary of day to day conference actions shows tax changes raising the top rate to seven percent for incomes over 75,000 and lowering single and joint exemptions. list of added and reduced tariff items. new automobile and shipping provisions. and Cuba reciprocity tweaks.
The new tariff classification reduces freelat rates for lenses surveying instruments and related items while increasing on glass strips and mica. A 4 cent per pound duty applies to unmanufactured mica with value up to 15 cents, and 26 percent on mica over 48 cents. Cotton classifications shift to yarn count based, lowering some fancy weaves but not affecting most cotton cloth. Bleached dyed yarns rise. handkerchiefs not hemmed see duty drop from 80 to 25 percent.
The U S Land Office Helena Montana lists multiple claimants seeking final three year proofs or final proof for desert land and homestead tracts. Noted names include Onie H Crook Daniel B Sullivan Marion C Bradley Paris W Armstrong and witnesses from Dillon Bannack Lima Armstead and Bannack Montana with dates October 1 1913 and October 23 1913.
John N Mueller of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to land described as 54 acres in section 20 township GS range 7 W Montana meridian. Proof to be presented before F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner at Dillon on October 21 1913. Register Stephen Carpenter seeks confirmations from Henry C Crittenden Nephi Hansen Winifred S White and Daniel B Sullivan all of Dillon Montana.
Sylvester D Hirschman of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim for SESE Section 6 and Section 7 township 75 range 12 W Montana meridian. The proceeding before C W Conger clerk of district court Dillon is set for October 23, 1913.
Richard G. Ames of Brenner Montana has filed notice of intention to make final proof on his desert land application No 03059 for multiple subparts in section 26 township 11 south range 14 west Montana meridian before C W Conger district court clerk in Dillon on October 30 1913. Marcus R Rand Glenn A Decker Carl Decker and Edward M Ames Jr. of Armstead Brenner and Grant Montana are named witnesses. Stephen Carpenter Register.
Notice is hereby given that Murray Redman of Dillon Montana who on March 22 1910 filed Homestead Application 03852 for E14 SE 4 NW SEYNEY section 13 township 6S range 8W Montana meridian has filed notice of intent to make final three year proof before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on the 2th day of October Daniel B Sullivan Stephen C Cook Harry D Andes and Charles A Clemens all of Dillon Mont 615 Stephen Carpenter Register
Notice of final proof to establish claim to desert land lot 38 SEYNW% section 4 T188 R4W Montana meridian. Witnesses: Ritchey Cockerill Severns Bucy Carpenter. Before Frank B Sparrow A S Commissioner Lakeview Montana on November 12 1913.
Public notice from the United States Land Office at Helena Montana regarding land publication requirements and filing deadlines. Official action directs applicants to submit documents by specified dates and follow procedures for subsequent surveying and patent action.
On July 15, 1908, Norman S. Gilbert and co applicants filed desert land entry No. 0111 for 8 8E34 19 NW34 NW27 29 NEMNE4 80 township 68 range 6 W Montana meridian. They intend to prove up final claim before F A Hazel baker A S Commissioner Dillon Montana on November 12 1913. Applicants include Norman S Gilbert Herbert Gilbert William Heaney Berney L Clegg all of Dillon Montana.
Estate of Selina Lovell deceased. Creditors and all with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the administrators at Lew L. Callaway E J Callaway law offices Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated October 1 1913 William A Lovell and Jonathan Lovell administrators.
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