The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-05
GLEANlSGS FROM THE ROCKIES

At O'Clock this morning krupper'
fsl.;t. a musician from Fort Doug lass. was
stabbed about the head aud neck in Errick-
sons saloon BY Il soldier. He was taken
on. to tie Fort at . O'Clock. His wounds
are considered quite serious.-S. ut Lake
Tribune.
The Boston Il Colorado Smelling Com
ranv, whose works are located al Argo,
near Denver, shipped last week $1o3,ooo
in silver and Ss,,Un in gold, total ship
ment Of $lss,uO in clear bullion. This
represents the product OF the works tor the
week.
S. l.. Tribune: James Muir, Of Portland
Oregon, closed the contract on Monday
morning Tor the boring of the tunnel
TIN ough Mullen Pass, 900 feet tor the
Northern Pacific railroad. He has com.
pletcd tour tunnels in the basaltic bluffs oil
the Cascade range, where the Columbia
CANYONS through, i, for the same company.
They are from 400 to 500 feet in length.
Capt. Paul Boynton left Omaha Monday
to complete his voyage down the Missouri,
Fastening his departure for fear the river
will freeze over, and expects to arrive ut St.
Louis by the 18TH inst
4 Park City special Of the 81 ut, to the
S. l.. Tribune says: "a miner named
John Murphy tel from the 700 to the 500
foot station, in the Ontario mine, this after.
noon, and tell into a stump containing thirty
feet Of water. lie escaped with a dislocatcd
shoulder"
The Denver Republicans special Of the
18th says: Dell Lockhart, "kid' Coulter
and man known as "Slim," were lvnchcd
at Terra Ar,narilla, Colorado, last night
Lockhart and "Slin" were arrested few
weeks ago for horse stealing Coulter was
imprisoned for n,u der committed at Cha
ina, nine months ago The immediate cause
Of the lvnching was the discovery Of Coult
ers plan to kill the guard and escape.
A Tombstone dispatch says: Four COW.
boys, Ike and Billy Clanton and Francis
and Tom McLowery have been paradins
town Tor >cvera! days drinking heavily anc
making themselves obnoxious. The cit,
marshal ARE ted Ike Clanto,,. Soon attc,
his release the four met the marshal, hi,
brothers Morgan and Wyathe carp and
]. II. Holiday. The marshal ordered
fight commenced. About 90 shots were
! fired rapidly. Both Of the M:Lowcry boy.
were Killed and Billy CLINTON mortal,
wounded, DIVING soon after Ike va,
slightly wounded and arrested. Morgan,
Ear, was severely wounded in the Shout
der, Wyathv slightly, the others wcre un
hurt.
Bismarck Tri.unc: ut is reported tina,
the cause Of the steamer peninah being
entanyled in the labvrinths oil the law Is
due to an over otlicious act OF u very smart
Young man named Richards, who Is acting
Indian agent for Major Porter during that
yentlcman's .ah>ence from the Poplar
river agency. Some one had told Richard,
that in case the officers could be- caugh,
violating the law the government woulJ
sell the boat and give half Of the money re-
ceived to the. informant. To have half the
price of valuable steamboat proved toe
great u temptation to the young man as nc
thought of the single figure that represent
ed his sal;,'.. for a mouth. Accordingly
he got one or two con!ele:atcs, ANA TO-
gether they "pat up job" on the Pen;ai
and managed to buy a pat OF liquor. Thi,
accomplished, he bounced down with the
law, and is even now holding his wallc
open 10 receive half the proceeds OF tn. ex.
ptctcd sale Poor tool!"