Montana. Constitutional Convention

Constitution of the State of Montana, as adopted by the Constitutional convention of the territory of Montana, at the session thereof begun, January 14 and concluded Saturday, February 9, 1884, to which is appended an address to the electors of the territory of Montana

Selected readings on the organization of constitutional conventions

Rules of the Constitutional Convention of the Territory of Montana, convened at Helena, Montana, July 4, 1889, and the act of Congress authorizing said convention

New State Constitutions

Constitution of the Northwest States

Selected Readings on the Organization of Constitutional Conventions

Comparison of the Montana Constitution with the Constitutions of Selected Other States

Legislative Council Report on the Montana Constitution

Montana Plan for Court Improvement Submitted to the Montana Constitutional Convention

Highlights of proposed constitution

Rules

Transcript of proceedings

Memorandum on constitutional convention rules

Official roster

Proposed constitution to be submitted to voters on June 6, 1972

Montana Constitutional Convention, 1971-1972

Proceedings and debates of the Constitutional convention

Constitutional provisions proposed by Constitution Revision Commission subcommittees