The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13

Among the ncw things of the past week
j. the firm, OF l.. 4. Fyhric Il Co. success
ors 10 l.. &. Fvhrie. The additions to the
firm are the well known Bertue Bros. OF
this valley, who put in capital equal to the
value of the original stock thus doubling
its efficiency and making II one OF the
staunclcst business houses OF Dillon. We
congratulate customers, and wish the new
firm successful business career
On Tuesday last, MIR. W. NJ. Rank and
his brother in. law Mr.. Adams started tor
Butte; as they were climbing the big hill
this side of Wuntlcrlict's the seat fastening
gave way prccip plating both gentlemen tn
the ground in the rear OF the wagon. Mr..
Rank was stunned by the fall but It Ii
thought not seriously injured. MIR.
Adams sustained some injury to his spine
and it is feared may result seriously.
Dillon is not dead, as the croakers not
long since prophesieti. For the past three
months there has been steady increase OF
business, although some special branch
may have been affected by the dull season,
the general business has been gaining
strength. Talk about dull times when II
proved impossible to keep the stores closed
on Sunday, owing to the constant demand
for goods. But more Of this Sunday bust.
ness soon.
We received very pleasant call from
the u. p. Survey ing corps who have been
awaiting orders at this place some DAYS
hut started for Melrosc, Thurday evening
where they will report for duty. The fol
lowing gentlemen compose the corps, and
We wish them pleasant time amid on,
mountains and valleys: Harry Hawgood,
J. Moore, J. II. Hardness. !. L. Scott, Z. p
Coleman, J. f. Burr, ]. T.. Hartmann Jr.
J. Harvey, Peter Stanley.
The mortality Of our city is on the IN
crease: Thirteen deaths were reported
Thursday morning, and before breakfast
every man in town owning a dog was bury
Ing a dead dog or nursinya sick one Ad
hitting the worthlessness OF many Of tn,
dogs, and that some were ev>n a nuisance
We cannot too strongly condemn this man
ner ofkilling them. The good dogs are
pretty sure to get the poison, and the bad
ones are left to continue the concert.
The steel engraving in peterson" this
month, "Blind Milton Debating Paradise
Lost to His Daughters" is after the world
famous picture, by the great Hungarian
artist, Muncaksy. The colored pattern i
design for tidv, IL be worked ON Jaw;
canvas. The subject LADY Washington
is particularly appropriate, ut this time; tt,'
everything relating to "lhe Father OF lli'
Country" acquires new interest IN thi'
Yorktown Centennial year. Peterson IL
unquestionabiy, the most attractive Of al
ladies magazines.
We noticed couple Of men returning
from days sport last week with scvera
brace Of ducks, thinking they were unac
quainted with the game law Of Montana
We herewith publish it for the benefit 81
those who have forgotten to read It:
ut is unlawful to kill grouse, pr .iric
chickens, fool-he,,s, et:., between the Isl
day If March and the 18TH day Of August
and ducks and geese between the I5tI. ID,
Of May and the roth day Of August; deer
| sheep, elk, antelope, etc, between Marcel
,st and August roth. The law makes III
allowance for ignorance Of Its provisions"
The initial Mo. IF the Ogden Week.,
Pilot is at hand and presents neat ap
Iearance. It is a. page / column sheet
and brim full; of good reading for Gcntil,
u Mormon. We wish it u,boandcl sue
cess
Mr.. Scott ri the New North. West, re
ported, but ON the sick list, just as wc wer,
going to press. Mr. S. is direct from th'
Lion City mines and speaks very hiyhl,
Of what ne saw there. We shall Look viii
interest Tor his report in the Captains pa