The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-04-30
GLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

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A telephone unitcs Ogden with Salt
Lake City.
Two cases Of smallpox is reported at
Santa Ana, Cal.
The ranch,uen of Utah arc farming tx.
tensively this season.
Rock Springs is turning out ninety car
loads OF coal per day.
\ fearful cyclone visited southern Ari-
IONA on the goth inst.
Til. streets Of Lcadville are. soon to be
lighted by electricity.
The first ar ian well in Colorado is to
BE- sunk near Los Animas.
The Gentle schools in Utal, are said to
be in II tiourishing condition.
There were eighty -one deaths occurred
recently in San Francisco in one week.
The Northern Pacific Railroad is being
put down at the rate ot' three miles per day.
4 kind Of sandstone strongly imprcgnat
cd with petroleum has been disco> cred III
southern Utah.
The Ute Indians in the White River
country, say they will fight before the>
will leave their present home.
Mrs Judge ]. Murphy, of Gilroy, Cal,
was thrown ont Of Il buggy recently and
dragged to death by runaway team.
| Seal hunting is becoming one OF the in.
d,,stries OF San Diego. Within year past
$1ooooo has been realized from that
! source.
n,,
named J. NJ. Lambert was drowned in the
Umatilla river, Pendleton, Washington
Territory, on the ,,d inst.
| William Baker committed suicide al San
Jose, Cal, on the AID inst, by taking dose
Of strychniue. He was a native OF Now,
Scotia, and aged g.. Cause, ired OF life.
w. II. Chamberlain, Mexican war vet.
eran was found dead in his cabin ut Tomb
stone, Arizona, Oh the 18th inst The
cause was blood poisoning from hard drink
ing.
Henry Hoffman committed suicide 1T
San Jose, Cal.,' on the 10Th inst, by shoot
ing himself through the head. He was the
landlord OF the St James hotel in tina.
place.
| SAT- Lake Tribune: The morning prayer
ot the Carson man commences: 80 Lord
give u> this day some stranger we'll healed
and you can hct your bottom, dollar we vii!
make Our daily bread"
| It's now confidently asserted that the
Rio Grande railroad will b: in Salt Lake
before Christmas. We believe it, for there
is nothing able t. stand in the way of the
little giant.-SJ't Lake Tribune.
The Ainsworth, w. T., vigilantes are at
work, and a day or two ago gave seven
soiled doves and Il man named Smith the
choice of leaving town within five minutes
or be thr0wn into the river. They left.
When a "cow-boy" comre's a freiyht>r
at the mouth OF a revolver to part witt, IL
! mule, a horse. n saddle, or whatever the
cowboy" may want, the Arizona Ee:taph
charactcrizes it Us u "cl,ceky TRANSACTION"
D!acktoot Register: The road to Wood
River is now open and in very good SHAPE.
Coaches are running through and making
very good time. \ number of freight
teams have pulled out tor bellevue already.
Recently Fred Jones, young man in
high connections in Salt Lake City, was
shot and killed by Mexican rough at Al.
buqnerque. John W. Young SON OF the
late Brigham, wentin Il sp ,cial c,.r to get
the body o.! Jones.
| Recently at N>vad, City, the nose of
little child began to swell and assume u
fantastic shape. Great ruin was caused the
yonngster by this unusual development,
and physician was called in. lie per-
formed an operation, and removed from
the intantie proboscis oc.b,,,ton, which
had probably b-en ;a-re Tor som. tins.
On Sunday at Big Pine, Inyo county, a
number Of Indians got drunk. In the even.
ing one Of them mounted his horse and
threw l;.s>o over the neck OF another rcd.
skin called "Frank Hutch dragging him
some distance. "lIutch" was then held by
one Of the drunken wrstches while the 9TH
or deliberately cut his throat, nearly sever.
ing his head from hi, boiy.
Salt Lake Tribune: \ family emiyrat.
ing from Oregon to some plac. in the soutl,.
slapped ut Red Bluff one night last week.
They staked their horses out, ANA the next
morning found that Il span valued at near.
y 5000 had been stolen. a son OF the
owner Instantly started in pursuit, and ar
irving at Trinity river he found the horses
in possession III two thi>ves. An exciting
chase ensucd, but the youth fired on the
! robbers, wounded one, and cOnpcled
them tn take t., the brush an abandon the
animals, wi.ieh tle brave boy then easily
secured.
! S c.'s,ncn!o Dee: On S.sniay evening
| u ranchnlan found IL body OF a man hang.
ing face downward on the Lawlon place,
opposite Folsom. one foot b,in, c;,:,s,t be.
tween two torked limbs about five feet from
the ground. There was a rope on the neck
of the victim, indicating that IN attempt
had been made to commit suicide bv
stranyulation, but that the rope broke.
Whether this occurred ut once, or some.
time after the body had been hanging there.
there is no means OF telling, but il j. likely
that the latter the case. \, all events
the suicide made Il successful. ID of it bv
hooking his foot between the limbs. The
ma" was about IS years OF age.
The San Francisco Chronicle of the I'D
inst, contains the following from Stockt IN
The Coroner today held an inquest on the |
remains Of Gus>ie Williams. Il Young lady
u wears OF age, who committed suicide last !
night ut her house, three miles from this |
city ON the French camp road. by swallow.
ing two doses Of stry.hnine. The Gauss. AS |
signed for taking her life was jealousy.
She was engaged to b. married to William,
Moss. Il son of Captain W. $. Moss. and
the ceremony was to have been performed !
In three weeks. Yesterday she was visit.