The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-23

Mrs. NJ. a. Holman, wife Of the Supt. OF
the Mou.ton Mining Co, arrived here on
Thursday evening and started for Walker
vile Friday evening.
Capt. r. r. Ilulaniski, agent, is at Ogden
ON short business trip. In the meantime
the freight and passengers are being attend.
ed to successfully by his able and efficient
corps OF employees.
= Mrs. +. f. W. Patton, Of Virginia City,
by her mother, Mrs. Arm
strong, took the train Monday morning for
the States, where they will visit relatives
and friends. We wish them safe journey
aud pleasant visit.
The willows and other shrub,ery along
the streams aud rivulets are, under the tn.
huence of the suns warm rays, rapidly put
ting forth their buds, and in short time
the beautiful green foliage will be para
disc for the reathered songste's.
Mr.. Geo. X. Edwards, who has just fin.
ished a seven months term of school ut
Virginia City, took the train TUESDAY
morning for his home in Illinois, Mr.. E.
will 20 to Washington Territory some time
during the coming summer for the purpose
Of teaching. T +.
During this week, the Utah 4 Northern
railroad has stretched its length to point
twelve miles north OF this place. The
company is, on an average, laying three.
quarters Of mile Of track rer day. They
expect to commence LAYING one mile Of
track per day next week.
Some Of our old prospectors are making
preparations to examine the surrounding
mountains in search Of quartz. They pro.
pose starting in near Ryan's Canyon and
travel in the direction Of McCarty Mount.
ain. We wish the party unboundcd sue
cess in this entcrrrising pursuit.
The rain last NJ onsiay did a great deal
Of good in this part OF the country, AS the
earth had become quite dry and the grass
seemed to gro> very slow, although the
weather has been exceedingly warm. The
rain fell steadily all day, thoroughly soak.
ing the ground, giving new life to every.
thing.
From good authority VIC learn thai
Nlessrs. Bird and Miller have been pros
pecting near the head Of Birch creek, ant
are making st,ikes that assay quite sell
These gentlemen report indications Of rich
quartz leads on every side, and are II
hopes oil finding their fortun IS in that 10.
: cality.
Owing to the great am m,t Of travel tl,i
spring, the Gil,ncr & Salisbury stage lines
have been compelled to FURNISH an exit;
coach for the accommodate IN of ,ss N &c 4
Every other day the extra runs between
this place and Fish Creek, AMI there con
meets witt, the Pipesto,e route whi:h hi
lately been located between Fish Cr,,k an
Butte.
Are you low. spirited, ii Own IL,
mouth" and weak In the hack? Does wall
ing, lifting, or standing cause pain in tn
small Of your back , II SO you have kline
disease, and Prof. Guilm.tt's French Xix
v ney Pad is the only remedy which wi
. cure you rapidly and perm ,nently an
without filling yo.r st m.c;, will, nausea
ing medicine.
,, About ono hour after the Butte coa'
left last Tuesday evening the driver r.
turned and reported the c.Mch founders
:. near the Deavcrlead river. lie procure
the needed assistance and returned 10 ii
rescue, and by skilltul management stn
i E,d the vehicle. on the move toward t!
'e Silver City, Norassc,:,ers w,r, injurs
'e or baggage damaged.
During the mo...'. Of Mare, the i.l!oy
J. ing number Vi passengers lett ID ION
> coach Tor diacrcn: points in Montln,
n On the Helena and Virginia CITY line, :,
H. On the Butte and l,,>r Lodge line, l9
Y. There were !. f,r b. HACK, and alb nut l.:
'e left by private corv,.ya 'cc and by the d
). iercnt fast lreight li,t~. rut,l 6,S. +.
'e presrn, M n:h W.: >oa IL this number.
Qm;t pitching amnn:; the clerks III Il
y freight Office is creating considerable q
Vi cit,m. mt. We witnessed II game last eve
n. Ing in which some splendid work was do,
W led Pidcock, chief clerk, done some bri
iAnt pitching, making two ringers in s.,
II: cession, being the only score Of that ga,
y. w record. lie Is entitled to the c,,.ru
/. orship OF horseshoe pitching.
n Cndcr the su;,ervi,ion OF Master NJ
ehanic, Leonard \. Dakin, on Wetlnessl
I'd last, Il force OF ten men commenced I
ne erection of the first railroad bridg', acr.
IN Birch Greek. This s,ructur. vii it
e. siad, be completed by next Monday, VIII
the corps ofcarpenters will proceed an
ia the second crossing Of the above nan,
e. stream, aud erect similar onc. Bt
a bridges will b. completed by the goth in
no W. E. Hook, Exhibitor AMI Photo graz
er will give two OF his refined ami instr,,
w i've stereopticon cntertainm ,nts at ,
On School House in this place, on Monday a
ie. Tuesday evenings, April .st'f and e
ut Each view will be enlarged to eight feet
diameter, and will embrace views III II
II. ena, Benton, Deer LMse. Virginia &