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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
4
Notice states letters to the editorial department go to Eprron Tarpon and transmission is via Dillon post office. Tarpon Pub Co disclaims debts by employees without manager signed orders. Subscribers urged to report missed or late deliveries and to expect regular publication.
The late session closed amid praise for its conduct and outcomes. Republicans held majorities in both houses, limiting factional fights while enacting many meritorious measures. Beaverhead delegates White Decker and Selway secured key funding for the State Normal and other gains, earning favorable statewide notices.
Washington Governor Mead vetoes the measure to move the state capital from Olympia to Tacoma. In his veto message he denounces lobbyists as responsible for harmful legislation, arguing their influence corrupts state and national policy.
The bill establishes a new bureau to safeguard children and animals across the state. Supporters say the measure will standardize care and enforcement, with significant work ahead for the bureau once it is in place.
Governor Toole vetoes the 18th judicial district bill and appoints Judge Hathhorn, with the House failing to secure a two thirds vote to override. The Ledger notes the veto as justified for economy and necessity and remarks on the governor’s critical veto message. The Sanders County Ledger, a new Republican paper in Thompson, covers the county’s origins and name changes from Paradise to Sanders and ridicules local spelling of Sacawaga.
The Butte Evening News lauds Beaverhead's legislature delegation for supporting the Normal College appropriation. It highlights Col Alf Decker as a humorous yet influential member known for committee work and plain speaking. Decker, 58, Montana pioneer from Michigan, ranches at Bedrock and is a leading stockman. he is a widower whose daughter has spent much of the session with him.
In Madison Representative Bennett introduced a resolution commending President Roosevelt for his fight against trusts and monopolies and for expanding interstate commerce law. The measure was adopted by a rising vote and directs the secretary of state to send copies to the president, senate president, and speaker. How many gambling convictions have you heard in this state?
In the senate last Thursday Martin opposed a bill limiting county deputies and warned of a special session if county officials cannot fund more help. He called the measure radical, yet the senate concurred. Much hot air was spent on the gambling issue as legislators vilify vice but fail to vote the tiger out.
Report claims that authorities in Russia dispatch riot alerts whenever two men are observed talking for any length of time, implying strict surveillance and control over public conversation.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian Tube and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh related hearing loss. It promises $100 if any case remains uncured and invites readers to request circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, with sales through local druggists.
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