Death of Chief Justice Waite Dominates Political News
The obituary notes the death of Chief Justice Morrison Waite after fourteen years on the Supreme Court bench. It highlights his birth in Lyme Connecticut in 1816, Yale graduate status, Ohio legal career, Geneva award arbiter role, and 1874 Senate confirmation amid Sumner opposition. Waite’s legacy as one of the era’s leading jurists is praised.
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Beav erhead Grand Jury Backs New Court House Vote
The Grand Jury report urges Beaverhead County to submit a proposal to voters at the next general election to build a $10,000 court house in Dillon. It cites the unsafe, crowded old building and notes prior juries and tax payers demand for a better, commodious edifice.
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