Six-member juries to start in Montana civil cases
Federal courts in Montana adopt six member juries for all civil cases starting Sept. 1. The change, filed in Butte and signed by Chief Judge Russell E. Smith and Dist. Judge James F. Battin with Senior Judges W. D. Murray and W. J. Jameson, maintains twelve members for criminal cases. Jurors may have alternates, paid $20 per appearance and per day plus mileage.
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Russell E. Smith
James F. Battin
W. D. Murray
W. J. Jameson
Butte Independence Day Parade Adds Order of the Arrow Entry
The Butte Celebrations Inc sponsors July 5 parade plans with Old Glory leading and 90 Order of the Arrow scouts marching. New floats include Senior Citizens Center, Girl Scouts units, Mark Hodges decorated bike, Young Republicans float, and Central Varsity cheerleaders.
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Butte Celebrations, Inc
Order of the Arrow of Vigilante Council
Boy Scouts of America
Bill Sallee
Order of the Arrow
Senior Citizens Center
Girl Scouts
Mark Hodges
Young Republicans
Central Varsity
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