The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-25
GLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

Bellevue, Idaho, has splendid race
track.
San Diego, Cal, is lighted with r'etrole-
u,n gas.
The Wool River country contains five
| saw-mills
Wood River miners have been enjoying
cool weather.
Oregon is now the center Of great rail.
road activity.
Only a. deaths occurred in Sacramento
during the month Of May.
A five thousand dollar blaze recently oc.
Cured at Silver Cliff, Utah.
Mines are being sold with great rapidity
in the Wood River country.
The Denver smelling works started up
for the first time on the 18th inst.
The Northern Pacific r. r. Is completed
within az miles Of Spokane Falls.
Frank Gilbert and Merrick Rosencranz
were hung at Leadville On the 18TH inst.
1t only takes the stage twenty -four hours
to make the run from Bellevue to Boise
City.
Two thousand men arc now engaged OH
the Denver and Rio Grandc Railroad In
Utah.
Numerous hail storms Of .. very severe
nature are visiting portions Of Oregon this
season.
Bellevue, Idaho has brick. yard which
contains 10000 brick. This Ia said to be
good country for brick. makers.
Boomerang: A stone weighing three
tons, that came down with the food, WAS
left on the Green Island bottoms.
A short time ago a lady in Colorado,
near Cheyenne, found gold ring in the
crop Of chicken she was dressing for din
Nor.
IT any Chinarnan wants to marry "Nfel.
lean" woman, and she Is willing, let them
60 to Colorado and have the ceremony per-
formed.
Zion Ia to celebrate twice on the Fourth
the Christian Gentiles aud the unyodly
saints participating IN two separate and dis.
tinct publications..
Salt Lake City will celebrate the Fourth
in grand style. The Gentle celebration
promises to be the finest ever witnessed in
the Rocky Mountains.
SAN RAFAEL, June lS.-Albcrt Hall an
old resident Of this county, cut his tl,rtmt
this afternoon with the broken neck Ut u
bottle while in Jail recovering from DR. unk.
VALLEJO, June lS.-Whiic dancing in
her husbands saloon last night the wife Of
Joseph Ferguson fell to the ground and in
few minutes died of heart disease.
Captain William p. McCann this morn.
ing took command Of the flagship Pens:,
On W,dn> slay morning, says the Taco.
'',c Ledger, I. F. I.awlor, a brakeman en-.
pioyed By the n. P. K. X. Co., while in the
act Of uncoupling coal car from the loco.
motive ut Carbonate, fell upon the track
and was struck BY the pilot, causing inju.
ries which resulted in death on "Wednesday
evening.
Evanston Cheiftain: Horse thieves stole
the entire humber Of horses and mules,
some twenty head, belonging to party Of
emtgrants who were encainped near the
city, en- route from Oregon to Colorado.
The stock was recovered on SATURDAY. bv
Archie Smith and Tom Painter, two young
men OF Evanston.
Boomerang: Reuben and Sidney Put.
rick, two brothers residing on the Mount
Vernon road near Golden, between whom
bad feelings had existed tor y long time
had bitter dispute over dog Sunday
morning. which resulted in Sidney fatally
shouting Reuben. The murderer fed, but
was pursued by the sheriff, captured and
lodged in jill.
YUMA, June lS.--'rhcrc is run,or here,
brought by kanaka Charley, from the col.
ony at the mouth OF the Colorado, that a
force Of six or seven hundred Mexican sol.
diers recently landed near there from two
steamers; have killed four Cocopah lndi.
ans, who were watering their horses in the
river, and captured their horses. They are
supposed to be revolutionists. An Indian
runner arrived yesterday from the colony
with an important letter for Mr.. Batcrnan,
It's superintendent. but he bring out Of town
with the railroad survey party, its purport
Il not known.
Laramie Boomerang: It Is stated that
Charles Ellison, leader Of the gang of'
seven Conejos county, Colorado, outlaws,
who now rule the region round about Dur.
any0 and San Antonio, is the sumo man
who In 1876 stole gun in Cheyenne and
| was sent up here to the penitcntiary for fl.
teen months. and who escaped. killing u
guard. These desperaboes hold up men,
stop coaches capture towns, and run riot
boldly, without fear or possibility Of arrest.
They carry on trade with dignity, and cx.
eel IN point Of bravado anytning ever hea. i
Of since the days M' Dick rurrin and Black
Boss.
The Laramie Boomerang has the follow.
i,g: About three o'clock tie Other morn.
ing, Mrs. Doldridge, wife Of the division
superintendent at Evanston, was awakened
from her SAUNDERS BY noises, and felt the
presence Of some one in her room. She
called "Who h there?" and was answered
BY burly negro ut me, George" The
frightened woman sprang from her bed, tx.
claiming "You black tierd, III kill vou!"
Although the lady was unarmeti, her ex.
cla,nation made the villain think different.
y, and he fed. Mrs. Doddridge gave the
alarm, the negro was pursued, captured,
and lodged in Jail. Hemp is too good Tor
that nigger.
Bellevue News: Our mines are second
to none on the globe in variety Of orr,
their richness and the extent u country
which they cover. They are comparatively
prospects as yet, but we defy an equal com.
parison from any other portion OF Uncle
Sans domain. We have good wagon
roads to nearly all our mines, and to every
mart If u,,p os>d