The Dillon tribune., 1881-09-10

chraplt, considering the amount O ua'''"Sc
done. 1t was sufficient, however, tn serve
as warning to others who are careless
about putting out their camp-fres, class
which is entirely too numerous. Had
not been for the strenuous exertions ut the
wood.choppers in the vicinity, the hre
would have got into the heavy timber, ard
then the consequences would have been ex
trctnely disastrous.
Developments on the quartz loties In the
neighDorhood continue to indicate their
rerinanence and richness. II one half the
mines now being prosrectcd turn out as
they promise to do Madison county will be
the chief bullion producing section III Mon.
tana.
I.aborers are very scarce, especially on
the ranches during harvest. No need
be idle in this vicinity who can work.
Sheep men complain that there never
were so many wolves and COYOTES to prey
upon their tlocks rs at the present season.
The poor.box Of the Catholic Church has
b zen robbed recently tor a second time. The
man who would rob u church ought to be
translatcti-up a tree.
Richard llutchinys was brought in yes
terlay from the Belmont Mine in badly
injured condition from the caving ola wall
OF the shaft where he was working. lie
xas with difficulty extricated from, the shaft
in an insensible condition and bleeding pro
tuSelv. DR. Schlessinger was called to at
tend the unfortunate man, and found that
he was suffering from dislocated hip. sew
er;.l bad external bruises and internal inju-
ries about the kidneys. Mr.. llutchings is
now at the Sisters Hospital, where he is
doing as we'll as could bc expected. He Is
badly hurt, bat DIR. ). thinks he can save
him. lie is q member OF Helena Loa..
No /, l. o. q. +.
The fires in the MusscIshcIl and Judith
countries are said to have been set out by
the lndi. MS. Ii this be true, which seems
very probable, it will become absolutely
necessary to c"ntinc the Indians strictly to
their rrsc, vations. Otherwise the stock
business might as we'll be Abandoned, Tor
our people cannot afford to invest their
thousands in stock when tlrs, red devils
are liable to burn oft the range this iall
.her>b by jsoparazing their existence.
Rvta PRESS
A Bismarck Tribune reporter interview
I'd Vice President Cakes oil the Northern
Pacific railroad while in that city on his re-
turn from Montana. Mr.. Oakcs goes into
ccstaces fairly over this Territory and
among other things says:
"Why, the mining interests Of Montana
that must pay tribute to the North Pacific
will pay the running expenses OF this 'oaa
and ii dividend besides. Their. is enough
ore in sigh! to guarantee this statement tor
ut least twenty years"
Gen. C..s>us t.,i.s:, Che road will &c l.in
.,leted and IN s;;lc..l.>. Running trim within
, three years, but adds that Mr.. Willard. likes
the date o( its completion in 1882, and that
gentleman rarely undertakes ANYTHING he
does no, accomplish The Tribune report.
! er wrung from Gen. Oan>> the admission
hat the liv.s:l... vi l,p>',tonc pass will I'M
.ioubtc<lly BE- adopted in eros >ils,, the
mountains" This is quite lucid. Mr..
Oukcs also stated that he is in favor OF
F.; building branch to the National Park and
that he believes such Il line would pay !;
handsome profit ~v.il noN.
| Ava., coum.a.
I'll, grain harvest in Gallatin Valley
| this year is two weeks earlier than usual
and much that is now standing is over ripe
I.poks As Though tia Northern Pacific
! RAiiroad Engineers meant business, by the
accuracy ii their >,.r,y. cos" t.:c E.:
, G..l!.iin.
Monday, Louis Johnson, /. uurlesper en-,
ployed by Jack Bechtcl, in the Palace The
;,trc, took lh ,ut eight grains OF morphine tt
case the tnotlacl., and after 80 hours O
uncunsciousnrS> he died. although ever,
effort was made. bv physicians tn save him
|, appears that lie did not know how m,cl
morphine was Il dose and thai nc sen. 90
Is Nv..s "u...., ..lu VIVA ..n >. it viii, tn
! ~" fatal results. The funeral tool
place iuee>., ...il WAS .-..,:,,sl! .i,e..ded.
| eu--- '''Iss
The Masonic committee h, commence.
tine CANVASS for subscriptions Tor the stoc
to build the new Masonic Temple in Butt,
As the enterprise ! one in every WAY wol
tn, OF the support ut the Mastn,> am, other
it is thought no difficulty will bc rxreriel
ccd in dispensing OF the stock.
X, s.t,leme,t of the right oi way pro-
l",, hos h>cn effected. Ten companies
graders aae to leave the line OF grade ne
: Silver Bow in few days. They are TO
transferred t. ta. I'm ~; - Jefferson rive
\ gentlmon over from the Fish C,.t
section inlurlu> rs tina, The ranchm2n {
;" the Boulder turned ont and haunted Il
b.':,r that fatally chawch up NJ. ID Hath
Y, way. tn. brute WAS killed. and after bel,
dressed weiglc,! 500 pounds.
IN Evcrv SUNDAY the clerks and Salc>m
* Of K.ulr ,h!ns that i, would tc Il NICE IL
proper arrangement, ttw .iirlr employers
~ close their stores and places OF business
h. tbs holy Sabbath. SO it woutd.
at The shipments Of silver bullion bars
H. the Pacific Express Company at Butte.
rs the week ending Saturday September ;,
81, footed ny @',S3 po;md>, >alu>'d AZ p