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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1903

Page

1

District court closes busy December term with nine convictions

The December term of district court adjourned after a week noted for criminal docket activity. Nine of eleven cases resulted in convictions. John Murphy received three and a half years for robbery of George Beach. J D Williams alias Jack King drew ten days to penitentiary for petit larceny after robbery threats. George McPherson got five years for burglary after a swift trial following his crime against L H Creighton and his son. Civil cases include water rights near Lima and various debt and land disputes with several judgments and dismissals. The term also covered auctions of beer licenses and other civil matters.

Robison Dillon Police Department John Murphy Conley & McTague George T. Beach Horse Prairie Beach Dillon Montana Murphy Ed Farley Farley Stone J. D. Williams Jack King Steve Cook Lima Steve Williams Cook George McPherson McPherson L. H. Creighton Creighton Craighton David Evans Henry Gleed Edwin Norris J. G. Willis Barbour Birchdale Stock Farm Hawley Selway Et al R. B. Smith Ed. Norris W. S. Barbour W. F. Sanders L. P. Sanders Wallace and Hinkle John Morton Jens Peterson Robert J. Ball Grant Wilson Birch Creek Indian Queen Mine Clarence F. Hand Montana Gold Dredging Company Wm. Clark Eliza Jane Clark Allerton Christensen Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Louis Gerland Gerland James Peterson Wm. Ray Antone Christensen Frank R. Brow Henry Thompson Smith McKnight Sheep Creek J.B. McAllister Ben Froman John Cosgove John Yank George Barefield Smith Oregon Short Vine Company D E-Medlen Oregon Short Line Company

Second Eighth Legislative session opens with varied bills

The second extra session of the Eighth Legislature convened at noon with a sizable crowd. Senators and representatives discussed new bills on eight hour workdays, judicial disqualification, venue changes, and appeals powers. Several members were absent, committees were named, and the speaker gained authority to hire clerks as needed. The Senate adjourned to 2 pm and the House to 2 am.

Senate Cullen Kohrs Allen Beaudry Brownlee Burt Hefferlin Lisbon Mullins McCone Tooley Williams House Whipple Hoffman Supreme Court Kennedy Ralston Landstrom Axtell Self Duggan John MacGinnis Lynch Silver Bow King House of Representatives Eighth Legislative Assembly

Governor's Message Urges Careful Reform in State Courts

Montana Governor issues guidance to the Eighth Legislature in extraordinary session. He discusses disqualifying district judges, the Supreme Court's reviewing power in equity cases, and cautions against partisan or wide‑scope measures. He also notes recommended actions on child labor amendment submission and staffing for the State Superintendent’s office.

Supreme Court Rvan Weston Equity Railroad Commission Senate House State Superintendent of Public Instruction Executive Department

Ten Years Given in Penitentiary for Forgery

Bert Phillips, on trial for forging Tash and Lenkersdorfer's name to a 32.50 check, was found guilty and sentenced to ten years. He had been released from prison about a month earlier after a prior bike theft conviction. His father fainted in court when the verdict was read.

Bert Phillips Phillips Tash & Lenkersdorfer Frank Williams Grace Montana Barbour Reinhardt Robison John Phillips Dillon Williams Stone

Ben Hur to be Staged in Butte at Broadway Theatre

Immense local interest grows for Klaw and Erlanger production of Ben Hur at Broadway Theatre Butte on December 18 and 19 with a special matinee on the 19th. Advance seat sales begin December 15 and Dick P Sutton, manager, will handle mail requests with remittance and self addressed stamped envelopes to ensure correct replies. Mrs Holua Emerick’s horse ran away last Friday night causing damage to the harness and top though running gear remained intact.

Klaw & Enlanger Broadway Theatre Butte Dick P. Sutton Broadway Sutton

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