The Dillon tribune., 1881-09-17
eLEANiSGs FROM THE Rocr,rs

kIen a.,stl L 1<~,
~ VIII Dc complete by to. morrow ~ 1",'
1nas En, en inc retmainginK companies ~
day A WI "'o'eawa
.on. - big strike was made =, ~.
it.e' OF the Great Basin ,n;r. 80. sew
nod R,s was hve feet Of solid palena .rsster
r,u .as' IN was Thought to h. hi, me
,ad ''"e TINS strike adds to its wsatb s" oct
sL FIRE recently destrov,a
It k Rra.a on the Church farm a. bushels
nd. -. s .:.s' are you looking out g. "e''sv'
ths iY'.nes' what Is that tie sim ", signs
~ -. LnIo think his priest. were ~. Dld
"!'n out Of it and he ,n;,,,ts song
{" . blaze Of gIoryi " Wv W
| swih.
let II gour ',roducs anpears
ina. ~ our potato
The demand for Utan. '"ts O,
be increasing. Colorado takes 81
BY the train load, while Montana e..
| melons PAYING from fifty cents to dol..
apiece.--Salt Lake Tribune.
Mrs. Rutherford, Of the Red Stone, is one
Of the characters OF Larainar county Wyo.
ming. She is at present engaged IN haul.
ing lumber to Fort Collins with pair OF
horses. She mounts her wagon and cracks
her whip with all the gusto of genuine
"mule skinner"
A census bulletin just issued gives the
population Of some Of the cities and towns
Of California in figures which will surprise
many whose estimates were based on ,nucl,
larger ideas. According to this report
Oakland has AN actual population OF but
$3.50; Sacramento has 7l,,4o; San lose,
l2,s67; Los Angeles, I1,IS3; Stockton, TO-.
2Sa; Marysville, 1891; Santa Barbara, :,
469; Bodie, aga; Truckee, I,l47; Collax,
$751;.
1t Is estimated that the damage to the
Southern Pacific Railroad BY the late
storms In Arizona will reach $2,oD.ooo.
In one respect the Southern route has
proved great disappointment. It was
Thought It could easily b. kept open at all
seasons and the people Of the Pacific region
thus saved the annoying delays that have
ever been incident to the Central route.
The building Of the Oregon Railway &
Navigation Co.'S bridge over MILESTONE
Hollow, W. T. is gigantic piece of work,
II viii be $50 feet long, ninety feet high
and will be what is known as three story
trestle. The lumber is fitted together on
the ground and then hoisted in position Nv
means Of an engine. Five hundred thou.
sand feet Of selected lumber will be used
San Francisco Chronicle: At Haywaeis
Alameda county, three months ago, Mich.
ael Clark, aged IS years, was returning
from picnic with party Of friends, when
he saw u China,nan ploding along the
highway. Michael sportively three stone
at the heather, and SD we'll was It AHMED
that it struck his nose and completely pull.
verified that usutul member. The stone
,hrowcr was arrested, and ever since t!,a,
time has been involved in the ponderous
machinery OF the law. He will now spend
thirty days in the County Jail, and when
that time has expired will either be a bet
| ter boy or worse one.
On Friday an engine which was being
hauled I'd. al" from Sacramento to Sat
Francisco jumped the track while crossing
the Tn!o bridge ard went humping ane
crashing over timbers until the end Of til.
bridge was reached. Then the "dead" en-
CINE broke loose from the rest OF the trail,
and went smashing through IA building
which stood Il few feet from the track i
will take some time to clear away the wreck
Stockton opium, smokers defy the law BY
going into tine tules in boats and smoking
outside the city limits.
Ogden Herald: In addition to the item
about 1900 sheep being killed in Nevada
by poisonous weeds, short time ago, we
learn that a man came up from Mason
VALLEYS the other day and informed the Au-
rora Herald that at the junction of the East
and West Walker, in Mason Valley, cattle
are dying OFT from the supposed effects oi
a poison weed. Hogs feeding off the car.
cass do not live more than FIVE minutes,
and the meat will not stay ON dogs ston-
acI more than anc minute.
sure MINER.
Three arhitrators to whom the quc>tio:,
OF settling the damages in consequence o.
the Railway passing over the placer min
ing ground between Silver Bow and Butt.
| was submitted, concluded their la,ors yes
tcrday. The arbitrators, Mcssrs. Blain
Dixon and Batterton, found damages it
sums ranging from $.s up to Il higher sun
and in the aggregate (lor all ciaimants), Sc,
oool3. 1t now remains for Messrs. Foste
and D'Acheu to take the ground at thos,
figures, which will make the ayrcemen
complete and final. II the arhitrators' fin.:
ings are satisfactory, and the money paid
that will end the matter, as that is one. q
the stipulations Of the agreement entrrc.
into by the parties concerned.
From DR.. Mussighrod, who Is up fro.,
the Warm Springs, we learn the particular
of the death OF 4 ranchman named Hell
! strOm. Helstrom and two men attacked
large bear on the banks OF Warm Sprin.
Greek. llelstrom and the men shot tn
bear twice. when the bear retrcated into tn
brush. llelstrom followed the bear int,
the brush and shot the animal again. whe,
the animal turned on him and caught him
The brute bit lielstro,n's nose Off ut th
first bite, and ut the second bite rru>he,
his head in back OF the ear He was takcu
to the Sisters Hospital at Deer Lodge, an,
Drs. Mitchell and MussisbroI were called
but the unfortunate man was beyond tn
reach OF medical aid, and he died within iii
teen minutes after the physicians wer
called.