Hardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; This volume contains a comprehensive collection of argued and determined cases in the Supreme Court of the State of Montana. Specifically "Volume 54" presents detailed reports from the court's proceedings offering invaluable insights hardcover
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Virginia City M.T.: Montana Democrat Print 1868. Original document. Fine. Decorative certificate printed in blue and black accomplished by hand with two engraved vignettes. In part: "It is hereby certified that the Territory of Montana is indebted to Ira H. Ming in the sum of One Hundred Dollars redeemable at the pleasure of the Territory after the 1st day of June 1870 and payable on the 1st day of June 1873 with interest." Dated June 1 1868. Signed by: James Tufts Secretary of the Territory; W.H. Rodgers Auditor; and W.G. Barkley Treasurer. The embossed seal of Montana Territory is at the lower left of the bond. Attached to the bond are three coupons printed in blue each for the sum of $7.50 and each signed by Ming Rodgers and Barkley Judge James Tufts 1829-1884 was born in Charlestown New Hampshire was graduated from Middlebury College in 1855 and was admitted to the bar in 1857. He moved west to Niobrara Nebraska Territory in 1859 where he became a probate judge. Tufts moved on to Dakota Territory in 1861 and served as secretary for the legislative council there. In 1862 he was appointed US Commissioner to adjust military claims. Tufts moved to Idaho Territory in 1862 served in the Idaho Territorial Legislature and was first speaker of their House of Representatives. In 1867 he was appointed Secretary for Montana Territory and served as Montana's acting governor in 1868-1869. He ran to be Montana's delegate to the US House of Representatives lost the election and moved back to Nebraska to farm and practice law. Montana Democrat Print unknown
Greenough MT: L.T. Cahoon 1950. Trade card 2 1/2 x 4 inches printed on light card stock and employing several sizes and styles of type. Lee Cahoon of Greenough Montana served as a director of the Western Montana Outfitters and Guides Association in the early 1950s. Very good. #7924. <br/><br/> L.T. Cahoon unknown books