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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1893
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune lists subscription terms and rates by mail, with prepaid options and payment in advance for one year, six months, three months, and single copies available.
Discussion on irrigation costs and land values in arid regions contrasts irrigated and unirrigated farming. The International Irrigation Congress in Los Angeles October 10 15 1893 will address irrigation topics with Interior Department input. A free illustrated irrigation book by the Congress Publication Committee is offered to applicants who send two cents for postage.
An outspoken militia column critiquing Vet eran Bates opera house refusal, defending company EF, and publishing various political jests. It comments on silver policy in Washington, taxes, and local figures like Governor White and Senator Hale, with notes from Red Rock and Libby Miner opinions and a Red Lodge update.
Washington August 15 1893 a report on the Fifty third Congress shows Democratic inaction and caucus debates over silver policy and the Sherman law repeal amid a broader tariff reform clash. It notes Cleveland pressures and the stock market and economy reacting to tariff moves and political maneuvering in Ohio.
The city council met Tuesday to set water works taxes and consider selling bonds. A 5 15 mill levy was possible with bonds. without bonds a 2 mill levy would run the city. Thursday the fathers declined a 30 day extension from Cooper of San Francisco Bridge Co citing need to levy now. Cooper warned action may come as a $5000 certified check remains. The council set a 2 mill city levy for the year, about 8 mills less than last year after county tax cuts. Also notes include a citizen declaration, a marriage license for George H. McDougal and Sara Berger, and several civil judgments against J. W. Morton.
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