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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1894
Page
4
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Beaverhead county Republicans convene in Dilley to nominate candidates for county offices and state legislature. The piece argues for qualified candidates, condemns betrayal of constituents, and lists likely nominees for sheriff treasurer assessor clerk and other posts.
A Helena style call urges careful deliberation before decisive action in Montana politics. The piece stresses unity for Dillon and Bannack, warns about Populists, and notes tariff debates, voter registration rules, and regional power shifts affecting Missoula and Miles City.
The piece condemns the State Board of Equalization for allegedly misreading the law and requiring mass increases to align county assessments. It argues the board aims to maximize tax take and recommends impeachment by the next legislature. It portrays Populist influence as anarchic and harmful to property, liberty, and stability.
A Helena Chron icle correspondent lauds Reeves of Missoula as a strong supreme court nominee referencing his law degree and Keeley institute training. The writer suggests using Keeley Institute as a training path for Montana benches and proposes ordering graduates by class rank starting with George Haldorn.
Congress adjourned after a landmark session that repealed the Sherman law and enacted notable new measures including a sugar trust tariff reform. The session’s sudden Great feat was celebrated on Tuesday as lawmakers pushed through significant legislation aimed at curbing trusts and shaping tariff policy.
The document discusses Dillon versus Helena over the site of the state Normal school, stating Beavorhead and Deer Lodge actors blocked Helena plans and urging Anaconda as central for Montana. It notes Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts opens Sept 19 with courses in ladies’ studies, business, music, and academy. tuition is ten dollars except for music. It ends with local ads for Polishene furniture polish and hardware bargains at Bee Hive Hardware Co.
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