The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-12


no Facts in Tie case. No marks Of violrnc,
were found on the body With the cxccptio,
OF !. few scratches on his hands, and it i
supposed ne died in Il tit of some kind
~ there were a few pancakes in his haver
sack which ne had neglected to eat, it is no
probable he died OF starvation.
We are crcdibl> informed that the Crane
GIFT Enterprise OF Lion CITY property, Wi
positively. come of in Butte City. on Sat
ur.l.,v Nov 10Th. The real estate EN-
: braccd in the principal prizes consists o
the best property in that tlouri>hny minin.
camp Lion City. ut which place is locatc>
the famous silver and lead mines of tn.
!Ieca Consolidated Mining Company.
Glrndivt Times: Our deputy sheriff
James Ta> Ion, has resigned his position an,
no." we mourn. \ deputy sheriff is need
cd il, this place. and the system propose.
by Sheriff lrvinr TO ,icpn,i>c. as required
is in,practirable, from the fact the wires
cun,ot he u>c,: except in certain hours ano
in cases at night where the forces OF the
county would be required. We have no of:
,iccr with the necessary authority, and
would be obliged to wait until sometime il,
the II. IN. or p. M. Of the next day. We
understand Marshal Dcvoc is getting sign.
ers to Il rcqui>iton for the position.
We notice in our Utah exchanges, the
death of our esteemed friend Judge W. a.
Carter OF Fort Bridgcr, Wyoming. The
Judge, II native OF Virginia, came to Fort
Bird ger at an early day, we believe with
tohn,on'> expedition asains, the Mor,no,,s,
has identified himself with the interests at
the country: Tor many years Probate Judge
OF Green River County and leading man
in the Territory. The Judge was "A true
gentleman, esteemed by all that knew him
and will l,c kindly remembered by a host
Of warm friends. We cherish as one of the
bright spots in lit, tie winter spcut in the
pleasant ta,nil, circle OF Judge w. y. Car.
| The San Francisco Chronicle SAYS: The
citizens Of Washington Territory are justly
rcscntful at the fashion in Washington of
appointing officials to- govern that section
of the country who have no acquaintance
/, with it wants and who never set foo, with.
in the borders of the Territory until sent to
draw Il Government salary. They riyhtfu-
" claim that the Administration should
appoint citizens of Washington Territory
to fill the Territory offices, and not be-.
garlv set OF plnce-huntcrs, who have no
genuine interest in the prosperity of the
country they are sent tn. The people OF
Arizon:. feel in the same mood about APP
pontments.
Well We should smile to learn Of a terri
tory preterring carpetbaggers.
The Utah u y ,rthcrn has sent nort', the
following freight: L. l.. Bonner 4 Co,
Deer Lodge, 10 tubs OF butter; !. NJ Ben
| nett Eagle Rock, 10000 brick: {. l.. Naw-
ter, Helena, 30 cases of lard: Il. {. NJ. l.,
Logan, 4opa;l> of candy; Sc,rcr, Ferris T.
White, Dillon, 80 cases of canned goods;
l.. {. Fvhrie Il Co., Dillon, so kegs Of
pickles; Davis 4 Wallace, Helena, 20 cases
OF crackers; MarcheLcau a. Walter, Butte,
80 cases OF Goldfish; Continental Oil Il r.
Co, Dillon, 800 cases Of oil; klcinsclmid:
Bros, Helena, 200 cases of soap: l.. W.
Foster, Butte, 100 cases Of soap; Smith II
North Arimo, 80 cases OF soap; Butte Hard
ware Company, Butte, cars Of stoves and
fixtures; S. K. Buford & Co, Virginia City,
900 cases of oil.-Osden Pilot o.. the 9th.
1t is reported lh,t Z. J. Kcencv who was
Oh tine Tongue River coach ut the time OF
the robbery last week, is Il t,,yative from
Justice, and the sheriff OF Wood River, and
Deputy U. S. Marshal Hathaway, are on
his trial. He is simply travelling for his
health Tor to elude the oiiccr>) ns he seems
to have no particular point in view. 1t is
said pending the election to decide upon
the county seat OF the Wood River Coun-
ty, heavy bets, aggregatng $1,000 to $S,-
600, were made by the gambling fraternity
ON the result, the entire stakes being placed
in a box, which was deposited with mcr-
chant for safe keeping. Upon this being
done, it is said kcenev went, demanded
and obtained the box by the persuasive ar
gument OF loaded shotgun Other
stories are out concerning the money, anl
how he came by it,
! In case No. IA, the Territory Of Montana
against John RYAN and William Callcn, the
prisoners having been convicted of robbery
were brought up for sentence. RYAN
when asked ii he had ANYTHING to saw wh,
sentence should not be passed uron him
replied that all he had to say was that he
was perfectly innocent of the crime. liz
: was sentenced to serve out the term of five
years in the Penitcntiary at Deer Lodge
and his fellow criminal stood up to receive
his dues In reply to Il similar question
put before sentence was pronounced. h.
said that John Ryan who had lust le er
sentenced Was Just as innocent as Il bah,
unborn of the crime OF which he had bee,
t convicted. That the man who had aide,
. him In the robbery, which he confessed t.
| having committed. had fled the country
+, 1t is understood steps will be taken Il
clear up the matter and determine tn,
, tru,h!ulncs> of Cl.lcn's state
Miner.
) The Ogden U,uH reports serious &C
cisent on the L. Il y. Railway near CANA
on the evening of the goth, in which Nj
W. !. Nennov, of Beaver Canyon. Idade
:. had his leg broken in tw" places below Il,
:, knee. Business had detained Mr.. Nanno,
= in con>equnce OF which he missed the pa,
>en9er train. 1t was necessary that h
should reach the next station that evenin
! and hence he hunted up an old engine tn:
u an engineer was to take down the road fc
! repairs. As they came near to Cam:
they ran against 4 Car that had been sid.
tracked, but not far enough to allow
Il train to go nv without colidiny. As Il,
n engine struck the car the engineer and fir
e man jumped: but Mr.. Vannov was cauyl
IS between the two, and in the general smas
received the injury above mentioned. tt
" engine was stopped by him. when the otl
II er parties came to his assistance, and |
y was placed on t1at-car and taken down
V Eagle Rock. where physician set II
broken bones. lie arrived in Ogden fl.
5 DAYS ago and is stopping at a Main sire
r. restaurant.
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