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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1893
Page
6
The New York harbor parade marked by a 1600 gun salute and a grand presidential reception as foreign and American fleets lined the Hudson. Rain dampened the scene but the show's memory and the crowds remained vast and vivid.
The April treasury report shows a net public debt increase of 8 726 86 40 with bonded debt down 421 008 and cash down 4 137 524 4. The aggregate debt carries interest of 962 407 764 18 and non interest debt of 962 826 219 13. Receipts total 8 590 044 20 with expenditures 83 771 865 7. customs receipts fall to 15 418 637 53 and pension payments rise to 2 871 861 38. An agenda ruling states railroad liability for employee damages is governed by general law, not local law.
In Washington May 2 the weekly report shows standard silver dollars at 8351 651 for the period ending April 29 1403 versus 1882 33% 453. Fractional silver coin shipments for April 1393 totaled 18740 compared with 1892 1001734 in the prior period.
Reports from Sioux City detail mounting irregularities after the Union Loan and Trust company assignment shows liabilities around four million dollars when assets total about 1.466 million. Receiver Chesley repudiates notes signed without authority, saying hundreds of thousands remain unpaid. News items from Utica to New York cover transportation exhibits, pardons, strikes, and assignments.
Postmaster General Bissell is described as a large agreeable man born in New London New York on December 31 1847. He grew up in Buffalo and studied at Yale before practicing law in Buffalo and forming a firm with Lyman K. Bass and Grover Cleveland. He was Cleveland's best man at his wedding and is married with a daughter around the same age as Baby Ruth.
On a Sixth Avenue elevated train two elderly women listened as two stylish young women discussed the butterfly skirt dance learned from Proctor's. One elderly passenger, clearly deaf, overheard the chatter and, at Forty-Second Street, exclaimed softly about the shirt dance remark prompting disbelief at the changing times.
Mrs Giles, described as modest and amiable, shares a moral drawn from personal misfortune. She says if she had cared more for herself and less for her husband she might have mattered more to him and avoided his abandonment for another woman.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders all heirs to appear on May 5 1908 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in Dillon to show cause why the administrator J J Moree may sell the real estate of Andrew Barber deceased. A copy of the order will be published in the Dillon Tribune for four consecutive weeks. Emmett Callahan attorney.
Rennezr Manufacturine Co of Pittsburgh Pa markets a patent article with exclusive county sales rights and high profits. The ad promises agents can earn 100 percent plus with thirty day trials and refunds if goals are not met, and urges readers to send one cent stamps for full circulars and agency rights.
A notice of sale issued by the Beaverhead County Montana district court under a foreclosure decree against Charles Reynolds in favor of Chris Snyder. The property is known as the James Mackay place in Argenta, Beaverhead County, described as a 50 by 100 foot parcel with buildings and appurtenances. Sale to be held May 6 at 2 pm for cash to the highest bidder.
Estate of Emily G. Kelly deceased. Administrator Publius P. PotnDeater requests all creditors and those with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Court site at Dillon Montana. Dated April 17, 1803.
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