Legislative Digest of Montana House and Senate Actions
The week’s business shows bills indefinitely postponed or passed. Key moves include creating a deputy mine inspector, converting bakery money to school funds, and authorizing mineral land leases. Senate confirms deputy inspector, appoints Greenough to capital commission, and adds judgeship in Silver Bow. House and Senate steering committees form to prune unimportant measures.
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House
Senate
Meyere
Beaverhead
Juhn Byrne
J. J. Berry
Thos. L. Greenough
Capital Commission
State Board of Land Commissioners
Toole
Silver Bow
Hill
Baggs
Board of Park Commissioners
Higgins
Murray
Stull
John Toole
12Th Judicial District
House Joint Memorial
U. S
Oregon
Board of Dental Examiners
New York
MacGinnis
Mantle
Nanch
Melrose
Washington Bt
Big Hole
R. R. Avenue
Splendid Water Power
L. J. Price
Real Estate, & Insurance
Dillon
Montana
United States Foresees Chinese Peace Efforts Amid German Move
Washington reports a serious China situation as Field Marshal von Waldersee plans a large offensive. General Chaffee is urged not to take part, while the U.S. weighs using all means to deter German action and press China toward sincere peace talks. Conger confirms Chinese stance on Boxer readers punishment.
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Washington
Med
United States
China
Marshal von Waldersee
Chaffee
War Department
State Department
Peking
Legation
Count von Waldersee
Wort
Conger
Roosevelt denies hunting tales as fabrications
Gov Roosevelt, guest in Colorado Springs, rebuts sensational hunting stories. He states no newspaper correspondent was within forty miles during five weeks of hunting, denying bears and wolves and confirming bamboo and mountain lions as the only large game with twelve panthers killed.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Roosevelt
P. B. Stewart
Associated Press
Report on Condition of First National Bank Dillon MT 1901
Report of the condition of the First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of February 5 1901 lists resources and liabilities with totals. B F White president swears the figures are true to the best knowledge and a notary public confirms the oath on February 19 1901.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
Monta Na
Beaverread
B. F. Waite
B. F. White
Winc
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