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THE GREAT DROUGHT
The year 1934 is the driest and
hottest that has Deen recorded for;
70 years. The great west of the 1
United States Is passing through.
experiences that are terrible.
The United States weather bur- |
eau says draughts, hurricanes and;
cyclones are caused by continued
disturbances of circulation of the
■air. These phenomenal conditions
upset all weather calculations.
The president proposes to use
all his power with the government
to help farmers and other suf
ferers. Already about 2.500.000 head
of cattle have been purchased,
most of them In Montana, and an
agricultural department statement
says that more than 90.7 per cent
of all beef animals bought in this
state, which would otherwise have
died from thirst or starved, have
been saved and turned into meat.
Likely another 2.500.000 bead of
cattle will be purchased by the
government, and the Agricultural
Adjustment Administration in a
recent statement tells how these
drought cattle are being handled
by the big packers and converted
Into canned and frozen beef for
relief purposes. The plan is simi
lar to that carried out with pigs
that were slaughtered by the mil
lions. The present program will
continue the policy of controlling
supply and demand, and relief and
full co-operation by the govern
ment.
In full confidence that the
“new order” is better than the
“old way” the president is resisting
public criticism of his policies.
It is easy to agree with Hearst
(but only once in a great while)
when he decided for “his half-of
all-the-people" that "President
Roosevelt has a complicated and
highly technical job to perform.”
Anyhow, all our hearts are beat
ing in sympathy for the drought
suffers. There will be time
enough to discuss Roosevelt’s pro
gram later on.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS OF BIG HORN
COUNTY. MONTANA
(Continued from Pace Three)
The minutes of the previous nn et
inc were read and approved.
The board continued to examine
applications and consult the tax rolls.
The board received the application
of John H. Davis of Sioux City. lowa,
which was nresented bv H. W. Bun
ston. as authorized agent and attor
ney for said John H. Davis, for a re
duction in valuation of all of See. 2
T. IN. R. 30E. . The board reduced
the valuation of the improvements to
31000.00.
The application of Chase Ijwrence
for a reduction in the valuation if
improvements on W2SE4 Sec. 24 T.
4S. 32E. was received by the board,
and the valuation of said improve
ments was reduced to 3500.00.
The application of Chase Inwrence
for a reduction in valuation of the
west 40 feet of Dots 7 & 8 Blk. 13,
O. T. Hardin: west 50 feet of I.ots
7 & 8 Block 4 Third Addn. to town
of Hardin: Lot 1. Blk. 20. Fourth
Addn. to Hardin and Lot 14. Blk 11.
Highland Park Addn. to - he town ot
Hardin, was rejected by th? board.
There being no further onsiness.
the board adjourned to meet Jiilv 28.
1934 .
APPROVED:
B. H. McCARTY. Chairman.
*
HARRY E. COX. County Clerk.
EQUALIZATION TERM
July 28th. 1934. Hardin. Montana.
The board met this da” all mem
bers beiner present. including the
•county clerk.
The minutes of the previous meet*
ine were read and approved.
The board continued to examine
applications and to consult the tax
rblls.
There being? no further business.
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I the board adjourned tn meet July 10.
1931.
APPROVED:
B. H. McCARTY. Chairman.
I ATTEST:
HARRY E.' COX. County Clerk.
. EQUALIZATION TERM
Julv 30th. 1934. Hardin. Montana,
i Tiie board met this day. ail mvm
bers beinn present. including the
countv clerk.
I t •' i.ciitesof the previous meet
inc were read and approved.
The board continued to examine
applications and to consult the tax
rolls.
in the application of Arthur L.
Hammond for a reduction in vulua
ti »n of improvements on S?c. 10 T.
2N. R. 33E.. the board red nr -• : •
improvements from 11000 to S7OO.
There being no further business,
the board adjourned to meet Julv 31.
1934.
1 APPROVED:
B. H. McCARTY. Chairman.
I ATTEST:
HARRY E. COX. County Clerk.
, EQEAIJZATION TERM
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Julv *3lst 193 4. Hardin. Montana.
The board met this dav. ail mcm
| bers being present, including; the
,; countv clerk.
The minutes of the previous
Jing were read and approv'd.
, I The board continued lo examine
I anniivat ons and to cms <>i h< l.<x
; rolls.
li The application of F. J. and J. < .
[ Kopriva for a reduction in valuation
lof improvements on Lots 8 and 9.
Blk. 8. Original Town of Hardin was
•taken under advisement and a hear
, ing was set for August 11. 1931.
* There being no further business.
• the board adjourned to meet August
[ 1. 1934.
, APPROVED:
B. H. McCARTY. Chairman.
I ATTEST:
HARRY E. COX. Countv Clerk.
EQUALIZATION TERM
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i August I. 1934. Hardin. Montana.
' The board met this day. all mem-
• bers being present, including the
countv clerk.
The minutes of the previous meet*
' ing were read and approved.
The board continued to examine
, appHctions and to consult the tax
t I’here being no further business.
[ the hoard adjourned to meet August
i 2. 1934.
ATTEST:
HARRY E. COX Countv Clerk.
. APPROVED:
' B. H. McCARTY. Chairman.
‘ ATTEST:
HARRY E. COX. County Clerk.
EQUALIZATION TERM
“
August 2nd. 1934. Hardin. Mont.
The board met this dav. all mem
bers being; present, including; the
countv clerk.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing; were read and approved.
The board continued to examine
applications and to consult the tax
rolls.
Tnere being; no further business,
the board adjourned to meet as a
regular board August 6. 193 4.
APPROVED:
B. H. McCARTY. Chairman.
ATTEST:
HARRY E. COX. Countv Clerk.
EQUALIZATION TERM
August 9. 1934. Hardin. Montana.
The board met this dav. all mem
bers being present. including the
county clerk.
The minutes of the nrevious meet
ing were read and approved.
The board continued to examine
applications and to consult the tax
rolls.
The applications of W. E. Warren
for a redaction in valuation of vari
ous lands in Big Horn County was
received bv the be < and a hearing
was set for Au- • 11. 1934.
The hearing on applications of the
Federal Land Bank of Spokane.
Washington, asking for a reduction
in valuation of the following de
scribed lands and improvements: Lots
1. 2. Sec. 5. T IS. R. 33E: SW4NW*.
NW4SW4. Lot 5 Sec. 3: Lot 1. S -
NE4. E2SE4 Sec. 4 T. IS. R. 33E:
W2SW4. S2NW4. S2NW4 Sec. 4 T.
IS. R. 33E: S2SW4 Sea. 12. N2N2.
SW4NW4. S 2 of Sec. 13. SE4 Sec. 14:
E 2 Sec. 23. N 2. SW4 Sec. 24. N 2.
N2S2. S2SE4 of Sec. 25. NE4 of Sec.
26: all in T. 3N. R. 33E: Lots 1 and
4. SE4SW4 of Sec. 18. lots 1. 2. 3.
E2NW4. NE4SW4 of Sec. 19: and
that part of SW4NE4. and NW4SE4
of Sec. 19. lying W of the Two Leg
gins Land and Improvement Co.
canal: Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. E2NW4. NE4-
SW4 of Sec. 30: and that part of
SW4NE4 ot the W2SE4 and ot the
CH£ HAROIN TR Hu N£H I R ALO
BEWWI of Sec. 30: lying N and W
of said canal, all in T. 3N. R. 84E.
M. P. M. EXCEPT Beg. at SW cor.
of NE4NE4 of Sec. 30 in T. JN. R.
34E. M. P. M and run. th. W K JL
th. S 16 degrees 25 minutes W 424
ft., th. S 32 degrees 15 minutes W
428 ft th. $ 25 minutes W 378 fU.
th. S 38 degrees 50 minutes E 718 ft.,
th N 1678 ft. to pi. of beginning,
and Lots I. 5, SW4N W 4 NWHWJ;
of See. I: Lots 1. 5. b of Sec. 5. T
-2S. R. 33E. M. P M. was taken up
bv the board. Mr. M. B. I ateS, agent.
'appearing in behalf or the said bed
lerul Land Bank, and after examining
ithe tax rolls the board rejected Jame.
The application of Hazel P. -4Uch
ardson. presented bv H. U. Small, as
agent for a reduction in valuation
of Lot 4. Blk. 4 Stevenson’s Addn. to
the Town ot Lodge Grass was reject-.’
ed bv the board.
There being no further business,
the board adlourm d to me-1 August
>lO. 1934.
I API HOVED: „ „ r
B. H. MeCAKTY. chairman.
ATTEST: « ... ,
HARRY E. COX. Countv Clerk.
EOI’ALIZA’, ION TERM
August 10. 1934 Hardin. Montana.
The board met this dav. all mc-m
--ibers being present. Including the
I countv clerk. •
I The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read ana approved.
The board continued to examine
•applications and to consult the tax
■ The heart*’ was held on the ap
plication of H. M. Hammond for a
! reduction in valuation on the follow
! ing described lands: W2SE4. SW 4. N
;of that part west of county rpad ।
Sec. 1: Lots 1. 2. 3. < SL4NL4. NW4
Sec. 2 T. IN. R- 31E.: Sec. 11;
W2W2SEL SE4SE4 Ser. 12. N 2 Sec.
13. T. IN. R. 31E. Mr. Hammond
was present and after consulting the
tax rolls the board reduced valuation
of said lands to $2 per acre.
The hearing on application of Mabel
E. Pace for reduction in acreage of
Sec. 28. T. BS. R. 35E. was taken
un bv the board. Mr. Henrv G. Camp
bell appearing as agent. The board
after examining olats of said land re
duced same twenty acres.
There being no further business
the board adjourned to meet August
11. 1934.
APPROVED.
B. H. MrCXETY. Chairman.
ATTEST:
HARRY E. COX. Countv Clerk.
EQUALIZATION TERM
August 11. 1934. Hardin. Montana.
The board met this dav. all mem
bers being present. including the
countv clerk.
The minutes of the nrevious meet
ing were read **~d approved.
The board continued to examine ap
plications and to consult the tax
rolls.
The hearing on r onlication of Gu”
Logan for reduction in valuation of
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Pa>k Addn.. Hurdtn. was taken un.
T. D. French aooeuring as agvnL Af
ter an examination of the tax rolls,
the said application was denied.
The hearing on anollcation of E. G.
Logan for reductfon in Valuation of
Lota ( & 9 Sec ». T. 2S. R. WB: Lota
I Sec. 4. T. IS. R 3JE: Lota 10
A 1J SE4NE4 See 1 T. 18 R. SIE.
was held. Mr. C. H. Butler. at>nearlng
as agent. After examination of the
tax rolls, the board reduced the valu.
SIE. to 1400.00-f £ aSL,
' The hearing w-x held on applica
tion of F. .1. * J C. Konriva for re
duction in valuation of imnrovementa
or, Lots 8 & 9. Blk. S. O. T. Hardin.
J. c; Kovriva appearing, and the re
quest for reduction was denied.
The application .of Mattie McDon-,
aid for reduction; in valuation of Lot’
5 Blk- 13. O. T. Hardin was denied
bv tie board.
The hearing on application of W. E.
Warren for reduction in valuation
on the following- described lands and
Improvements was taken up. Mr. W.
E. Warren bein- present:
Lot 8 Sec. 8; N2BW4 Sec. 26: Lota
5. 8. 7. 8. E2E2 Sec. S«: T. IS. R. 33
E.: E2NE4. N2BEL Sec. 12. N2NE4.
NE4NW4 Sec. 13’T. 28. R. 336: Wt-
SE4 Sec. 19: Lots. « and 7. E2SW4
Sec. 30: E2SW4. SW4SE4 Sec. 31;
T. IS. R. 34E: SE4NW4. N2S2; Sec.
5 T. 2S. R. 34E: Jx>ts 5, 6. 7. 8. SW4-
NW4 Sec. 6: E 2 sic.' 7: SEINE* Sec.
18 T. 2S. R. SIE; SW4. WSNEI. E -
NWI Sec. 8 T. 18. R. 33E: SEIBWI
Sec. 7 T. 28. R. SIE: XSNWI Sec.
18. T. 2S. E. SIE: Lot 3 sec. T 1 T.
IS. R. 3IE; Lot I Sec. 31 T. IS. R.
31E.: N2NEI Sec. 9: N2NB. SEINE*
| Sec. 10: Ix>t 2 Sec. 11 T. 38. R. 33E:
SWINW4. Lot 8 Sec. 5: S2SW* Sec.
18 T. 2S. R. 3«E: SW4NE* Sec. 10
T. 3S. K. 34E: SE4SE4 Sec. 13: NE4.
N2SE4 Sec.' 24 T. 2S. R.33E: Lot 5.
Sec. 15: S2NE4. SE4NW4 Sec. 16:
SE4S-W* Sec. 21 T. 3S. R. 33E: NE4-
SW4 Sec. 21 T. IS. R. 34E: SE4NW4.
N2SWL SW4SW4 Sec. 33. T. 4S. R.
31E.: NW4SE4. W2NE4. N2SW4.
NW4 Sec. 12 T. 4S- R. 30: S2S2NE4.
BE4 Sec- 3* T. 48. R. 29E: W2SW4.
W2E2SW4 Sec 35 T. 4S. R. 29H;
SE4. S2S2NE4 Sec. 1 T. 6S. R. 29E:
SE4NE4 Sec. 10 T. SS. R., 32F< SE4-
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CHAPTER 83
An Act to Submit to the *bulaificd
Electors of the State of Montana
an Amendment to Article 12 of the
Constitution of the State of Mon
tana. Relating to Revenue and Tax
ation. Adding Thereto a New Sec
tion. Providing for the Lew and
Collection by the State of Taxes
t'oon Incomes and the Distribution
of Said Taxes to the Public Schools
and to the State Government.
Be It Enacted by the Legislative As
sembly of the State of Montana:
Section 1. That the Constitution of
the State of Montana be amended as
hereinafter nrovided and thqt the
ouestion of such amendment be sub
mitted to the qualified electors of the
State of Montana for their annroval
or rejection at the general election to
be held in. November. 1934.
Section 2. That the Constitution of
the State of Montana he. and the
same is hereby amended bv adding
thereto a new section to be’ known
FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1934
and designated as Section 1 (a) of
Article 12. reudibe: aa follows:
“Section 1 (a) of Article 12. The
Legislative Assembly mav lew and
collect taxes unon incomes of oer
sons. firms and corporations for the
Durnose ot renlacinc oronertv taxes.
These income taxes wnv be gradu- -
ated and nroeresslve and shall be dis
tribnted to the nubile schools aud to
the State Government.”
Section 3. Seoarate official ballots
shall be nrovided at the general elec
tion to be held in November. 1934.
which • shall have nrlnted . thereon
“PROPERTY TAX RELIEF AMEND
MENT.” foUowed bv all of Section
1-Ca) of Article. 12 of the CoueUtu
tton of the State of Montana as nro
nosed bv. this Act. There shall also
be nrlnted ou said official ballots, be
low the said Section, sauares and the
words, as follows;: « .. o
rrri,. For the foregoing amendment
I to the Constitution.
□ Against the foregoing amendment
to the Constitution.
• Each elector, who annroves this
amendment shall, m-’k an “X" in
the first square above nrlnted and
each elector who re jects it .shall
mark an .“X”- in the second
suuare., • girl
Section 4. The votes cast for and
against 'this amendment above oro
oosed, shall be counted canvassed
and determined bv such officials, and
in Such manner as orovided bv lav*,
and if a maiorttv of all votes cast at
such election 'for and -■ against such
amendment shall be in favor of such
amendment, the Governor ot the
State shall so declare bv nubile oroc
lamatlon and the amendment shall be
in full force and effect as a nart of
the Constitution from and after the
date of such nroclamatlon.
Section 5. Alt .acts and carts of
acts In conflict herewith are hereby
rebealed
Section 6. This Act shall be In full
force and effect from and after Its
nassage and anoroval.
Anbroved March 7. 1933.
United States of America 1
Sss.
State of Montana I
I. Sam W. Mitchell. Secretary of
State of the State of Montana, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct conv 'ot an act
entitled: "An Act to. Submit to the
Qualified Electors of the State of
Montana an Amendment to Article
12 of the Constitution of the State of
Montana. Relating to Revenue and
Taxation. Adding Thereto a New Sec
tion.. Providing for the Lew and Col
lection by the State of Taxes .Unon
Incomes and the Distribution of Said
Taxes to the , Public . Schools and to
the State Government.”
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand and af
fixed the Great Seal ot the State of
Montano, at Helena, the Canltal. this
25th dav of Julv. 193*.
SAM W. MITCHELL.
(Seal) Secretary of State.
Pu>' Aug 10. — Nov. 2. 193*.