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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
7
Letters destined for the editorial department should be addressed to the Tribune. The Tribune Pub. Co. disclaims debts by employees unless orders signed by the manager are given. Subscribers missing issues should notify the office for timely delivery.
An editorial urges readers to seek safe investments and highlights Smallhorn Canyon oil fields as a strong prospect. It cites expert consensus supporting the oil potential, notes past scoffers in oil regions, and argues timely action is essential to avoid missing a rare opportunity.
A resolution by the American Protective Tariff League condemns reciprocity in competitive products by treaty as unsound and harmful. It argues protection sustains domestic producers, preserves fair treatment, and avoids favoritism that harms the economy and politics. It calls for equal competition with full American wages.
The letter asks if General Coxey remains in service and where his headquarters are for enlistment. It notes Coxey left service with the Democratic party and plans an iron plant costing 300000. A California paper praises petroleum wealth and the Kintla lake district, urging broader development.
The Boston News Bureau reports copper prices at 143 cents for lake copper and 14 cents for electrolytic, with strong foreign demand and months‑ahead delivery needs. A leading copper expert says shortages will push prices higher, predicting 15 cent copper within a week as buyers scramble.
The county board wrestles with a new law that shifts trustee appointments from the county superintendent to voters and commissioners. They plan a caucus on March 28 to nominate candidates, hoping to avoid costly, countywide elections and possible courtroom challenges.
New York bureau reports stronger metal market factors and rising private settlement prospects between Amalgamated Copper Co and Heinze interests. Lewisohns have bought 80 000 shares since February with big purchases since March, while major rivals report lean copper stock as market strength grows. Dillon library seeks book donations and F A Johnson departs for Billings to visit family.
New bounty claim blanks arrived at Clerk and Recorder Baker. Forms include two affidavits and two certificates for a stock destroying animal. One affidavit to be filled by the killer with pelt presented within sixty days. The other by a resident stockgrower. the inspector and county clerk complete the sequence before finalizing the claim.
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