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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
4
Morton J. Elrod chairs the Montana state board for game and fish protection and asks public input on conservation measures. The letter catalogs questions on bag limits hunting seasons fish protection and the role of state versus county authorities, urging broad citizen engagement.
In a strained report the Republican central committee visit to Lina is described with unclear references to ethics, nominations, and delegates for a Gouely Convention. The text mentions possible candidates and internal factions but is garbled, leaving the main actions and names indeterminate.
About 30 men work at a new operation near Eas Bias ip, using a shell with heavy tables. The shaft reaches 190 feet with a near perpendicular ledge. At bottom a gold ore vein is found and expected to yield substantial value per ton.
Width in places shows a copper ledge south of the gold ledge with seven percent copper at the surface. The ledge will be cross cut from the shaft under development. The old Belcher property in Soap Gulch owned by Hank Stebbing estate under lease to Clark and associates is being worked by John OConnor. The shaft reaches ten feet depth and more development is planned. A complete hoisting plant costing about one has been ordered for installation. Much water hindering machinery use has been encountered.
Voters moving between registration districts must register in the district of their last residence before they can vote. A certificate from the district registrar confirms the prior registration. The rule also covers voters who re-register in a new district, requiring proof of previous registration.
Beiverbeoad county commissioners invite sealed proposals for the construction of a pile bridge over a road near Melson debason. Bids must include plans and specifications, with bid security, and are due by the Sunday clerk at the county office.
Decipherable fragments reference people and locations in a jumbled record. The text mentions Roy Pea, Chojteys Maoethee, Hi gigeecanees, and Mos Yaw Pho, with unclear actions or dates. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable pieces.
An OCR damaged text fragment describes a probate or legal proceeding in Mon Ravia and surrounding counties. It mentions an estate, fees, and hearings with various garbled names and dates, suggesting a civil process or petition related to property and administrative costs.
A notice announces a sheep sale by F. F Murray with no reserve. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates sale to occur immediately after the deadline at a specified location.
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