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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1892
Page
3
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State Auditor A B Cook. Chief Justice Henry N Blake. Attorney General H J Haskell. Clerk of the Supreme Court Benjamin Webster. Superintendent of Public Instruction A Steer. Presidential Electors W E Hall F M Malone O E Steviens. Judge Fifth Judicial District J J Galbraith. Joint Representative J B Loser. State Senator James Mauldin. Representatives J L Flemming J R Gilbert. Sheriff Thomas F Hamilton. Clerk and Recorder P J Murray. Treasurer J G Shannon. Clerk of the District Court R Z Thomas. Assessor A J Noyes. County Attorney E J Conger. Commissioners Wm Mauldin Henry Thompson George Galbraith T B Craver. Superintendent of Schools Miss Millie Coffin. Public Administrator Josephus Rich. Coroner I Cashmore.
The piece portrays seven earnest contenders with claimed rights or institutional aims and one outsider named Pony backed by Helena schemers. It accuses Helena of an underhanded last minute bid to siphon votes from Bozeman, urging Montana voters to reject such unfair tactics and uphold fair play.
The piece argues for Bozeman as Montana’s permanent capital citing central location east of Bozeman line, growing eastern population, and future railroad access. It contrasts Helena’s campaign tactics with Bozeman’s merit based approach and calls for statewide voter fairness. Registry agents remind residents to register to vote.
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