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The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

many more deserted ones where shafts
were put down from 200 to 500 feet by the
Spaniards years ago, but which now con.
tain more or less water. In those early
years these miners were destitute Of pumps
and proper appliances necessary to free the
shafts from water and many excellent
mines were destroyed bv Aooding. These
abandoned mines have all reverted to the
government and can be bought for NOM
inal sum. see here rich field for some
enterprising companies, for with our mod.
ern hydraulic rurnps these mines could
be emptied At comparatively ylnall ex.
pense.
When the A. r. Il s. F.. shalt have COM
pleted its line down thro' this rich mineral
country. ! prophecy an emigration Of min.
ers and business men such As has never
been known IN the West, lt,r these certain,
" are rich and promising fields for the
lusty proprietor. The climate here in
winter is Ito express it In \ single word)
perfect, although in the town during the
summer months the thermometer ranges
pretty high, owing to the mountains keep.
ing out the sea breeze. Living IL compar.
atively cheap and comfortable, and from
all accounts, everybody Is as healthy here
as anywhere. r.. p.
~~>~-~~>>.
Pending questions as to Mormonisn
give new interest and importance to the
findings Of the Court Of Commons Pleas Of
Lake county, Ohio, In the Kirkland Temple
suit THE Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-day Saints" under the lead of Joseph
Smith, located at Kirkland, Ohio, in lo3o,
and in lS4l the property ON which the tenn.
pie was constructed was conveyed to Jo-
seph as sole trustee In trust for the church.
In the suit to quit title, tried in February,
1880, the Recognized Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter.day Saints, or otherwise,
acknowledgements Mormons under the
leadership of young Joe. Smith, were plain.
tiffs, and the church In Utah, with the pres.
ent occupiers Of the property, we're defend.
ants. The court held: That the church in
Utah, the defendant Of which John Taylor
is President, has materially and largely de-.
parted from the faith, doctrines, laws, ordi-
nances, and usages Of said original Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter.day Saints and
has incorporated into it's system Of faith
the doctrines of celestial marriage and a
plurality Of wives, and the doctrine Of
Ada,n.G God worship, contrary to the laws
and constitution of said original church.
And the court do further find that the
plaintiff, the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ Of Latter.day Saints, Is the true and
lawful continuation of, and successor to,
the said original Church Of Jesus Christ Of
Latter-day Saints, organized in 1890, and
is entitled in law to all its rights and prop.
erty. ID.
1t would appear from that the advocates
Of polygamy in Utah are seceders from
the Mormon Church. 1t behooves the
Reorganized Church to see that the name
is no longer disgraced by the practice Of
polygamy, under the claim that it is mat
"a, Of Mor,on> fcSth 1,,<.. 0,>n.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19
THE SONG OF THE PRINTER,
Pick and click

INK anu ClCk
Goes the type in the stick,
"a the printer stands at his case;
Ills eyes glance quick, and his fingers pick
The type at rapid pace;
And one BY one as the letters 20,
Words are piled up steady and slow
Steady and slow,
But still they grow.
And wards Of fire they soon vii, glow:
wonderful words. that without a sound
lraverse the earth IL its utmost bound;
Words that shall make
The tvrant quake,
AND the letters of the oppressed shall! break
Words that can crumble an army's might.
Or treble its strength in righteous fight.
yet the type they look but lca.i.l and
As ne puts them in place WITH finger and
thumb; =, y >
But the printer smiles, ~ -
And his work bsguilcs
by chanting a song as tn. letters he piles,
With pick and click,
Like the worlds thermometer, tick! tick
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. NJ. T.. january IS. iss,.i
NOTICE Is liEREHY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of his
application I" maxi. final proof in support Of his
claim and secure final entry thereof. and that said
proof will In made hetiDre Theo. Mufly. Clerk Of
Montana, ON Monday the asth day Of February. lSs,
VIZ:
George W. Wickham. presumption drlatery
statement M. aSSg for the Its - and the 5. f. u
Lat Of Sec. No. 4 Townsh,r No. a $. If II. No. !
". and he names the following WITNESSES 10 prove
hi: continuous residence upon, and cultivation ri
James Howard and Charles ). Newkirt, all Of FISH,
Creek. Madison County, NJ. r.
IS J. II. Moi. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

Make Collections negotiate I0ans and attend 10
all business conded tn them. I.AHp Scx,p Soldiers
Additional Homestead flights. and LAND war.
RANTS bought and sold.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-02-19

Young women! beware, for goodness sake
Ofeverv kind Of 'sarpent snake;'
Remember the 'ogue Is apt to deceive,
ANA played the deuce with grandmother
Eve!
Young men! It's critical thing to 70
Exactly right with lady in tow;
isnt when SOU are in tho proper track
Just 20 ahead. and never look back!