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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1888

Page

6

January Mining Dividends and Montana Political Jottings

The Montana mining sector paid $424000 in January dividends amid strong mine performance. A House panel favors creating a Department of Agriculture. Notes mention a recording thermometer invention, Reading Co. mine strike news, Russia Turkey tensions, Grover Cleveland’s Florida trip, and political maneuverings in Washington. A Mt. Vernon cyclone kills 35 and destroys many buildings. Adventists predict world end. Missoula County annexation to Idaho Pan Handle discussed, with tense views on half breeds.

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Helena critics oppose Judge McConnell's son for district clerk

In Helena a dispute erupts over Judge McConnell appointing his son as district clerk, with critics citing a 1857 US law banning relatives of judges from holding subordinate court positions and arguing the appointment may be unlawful despite possible local support. The piece frames the clash as a political spectacle in the judicial district.

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Blaine Characterized as Amorous Widow by Ingersoll

The note recounts Bob Ingersoll’s Cincinnati Convention attack on James G Blaine. Ingersoll accuses Blaine of feigned coyness and perpetual presidential ambition, comparing him to an amorous widow and invoking Tilden as a cautionary parallel. He claims Blaine’s name may not appear at the Republican nominating convention.

John Begood Read Buttewater Mountain Press Association of Montana Read Bob Ingersoll Cincinnati Jim Blaine Maine Hayes Ohio Hob Bob Blaine New York Maine Statesman Mer Tilden

Montana criticizes Texas judge McLeary as carpetbagger

The letter denounces Judge James H. McLeary who stepped down after serving two Dillon terms and facing a reassignment to Butte. It claims taxpayers funded his adjournment to Helena for social time and urges Montanans to fill the Montana Supreme Bench with local lawyers, not outsiders.

James H. Mcleary Texas Montana McLeary Dillon Helena Butte Montana Supreme Bench

Beavershead County Remonstrance Toole Reply On Montana Annexation

Delegate Joe Toole acknowledges a Dillon anti-annexation mass meeting remonstrance and resolutions. Beaverhead and Mussoula counties will have shining places in Montana, and the proposed dismemberment is deemed absurd with no cause for alarm.

Joe K. Toole Dillon Beaverhead County Montana Washington Beaverhead Missoula

All kinds of job printing at this office

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