The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-05-07
GLEANINGS FROM THE ROCKIES

Pueblo now sports u Democratic paper.
Travel is said to be heavy on the eitlvr.
cnt railroads in Utah.
\ cargo Of Mormon slaves arrived ut
Salt Lake last Wednesday.
There is u Chinl,nan living in Carson
City that has u white wife.
Stages are running from Blackfoot to
Wood River in forty hours.
Reno has become breakfast and supper
station for Central Pacific passenger trains
Eastern capitalists are looking upon the
Utah Y Nevada railroad extention with
great favor.
The COX RADIO supreme court has decided
in favor Of the states title To the Capitol
grounds in Denver.
The populace OF the city OF Denver, Col,
is said to BE- suffering greatly for the want
of good drinking water.
1t is said that the new union depot ut
Denver, Colorado, will be occupied some
time during this month.
Chino, San Bcrnardino county,. Cal,
has the placer mining fever, gold hav-
ing been found In wheat field.
Over $S,oooooo worth Of bullion
has been shipped from 'ruscarora with.
in the last four years and a half.
Boomerang: y Laramie count, man
brands his horses Bo. Wonder IL he brands
hir mules that way ~ Yes, quite off 10.
A man named Antoni fell zoo feet at tho
Washington mine, Mariposa county, Cali.
forpia, last week and was instantly killed.
One dairyman Of western Santa Barbara,
CAL, in three months OF this year, has
made between 1900 and 10000 pounds Of
butter.
A company composed Of Oakland
citizens, is being organized to make IL
trip to Alaska, to prospect in that Ter
.itory for gold and silver.
Andrew Pordcck, Adam Uricho and
John Markin were killed by tail of rock
ON the ,9th ult., in a tunnel of the S,,sq,.e-
hama Coal Company ut Manticoke.
1t is stated that firm Of Ventura, CAL,
has received an order from an English
house for 1900 one-pound cans OF honey,
AMI another from Glasgow for 5000 cans.
Carson times: Active work on the Car.
y resumed. There Is ample material or
hand, and the progress toward Candelar.a
will be rapid.
A woman in Colorado became crazy or
seeing her husband kissing another woman,
The husband was a rascal No true hus.
band would ever kiss another wo,,a,
when his wife was looking.-Booncrang
Salt Lake Tribune: There il no fl,
tithing coming into the church from the
liquor dealers, and the holy preisth,xd il
fghtiny mad. Meantime the apostles, bish-
ops, and elders take their morning nip be-
hind the dnor.
Salt Lake Tribune: Passengers for
Wood River are arriving much more rap
idly than the stages can take them for
ward. 1t is reported that the im,nis ration
is at least fifty per day greater than The ca.
pacity OF the coaches.
A Leader special from Raw Inns saws tina:
Culorow, the Ute chiet, and seventy -tiv.
lodges Of CteS are camred within three
miles OF the post, on White river. Colorow
toll Colonel Moore, commanding the troo-s
within five days that the actions Of the In.
dams indicate trouble. Cclm ow is next l.,
command to Jack in the band of Whit,
River Utes.
The preliminary examination Of Pc
ter Moore, j., the murderer of lanes Drys
dale, was concluded at Ogden Yesterday. !;
larger number Of witnesses being cxamim..
The prisoner was committed without bail
His father, Peter MM,re, Sen, was hyld \,
the sum of$l,o11 bail to appear ut the mex:
term Of the District Court.--Sa!t LAX.
Tribune.
The mail rider on the Bakcrfield am,
San Luis ObisIn 70 ,!c, just in, reno, Is thu.
on Thursday Of last week about q y. NJ,
halt mile from La Panz., in San Lui>
Oh'sPo county, an attempt was made l,y
tour men to stop Jose .Arra,le, the rider 20,
ing toward San Luis. lie was passing !;
large sycamore tree, when the men stcprc.
IRON behind it md one Of them fired fu.
shots ut him without hitting him. lie sa,
they were all Mexicans.
About a week ago when the Spokun.
stage was being driven from Spokane Fall.
70 I"ur a Aicne, and going down strc,
grade, the driver PARTIALLY lost control 4,
the brake, and the stage Mas run into a tire,
standing in the forks OF the road. lust b..
lore striking the tree, Mr.. Overbs ugh, i.
Northern Pacific engineer, jumped from
the stage and broke one OF his wrists, III,
front seat was crowded against Il woman
sitting IN the hack seat in such name,
us to break her leg ut the knee.
| San Francisco Report: Denver threat
ems to reach out " the Arizona trade, and
to accomll i>h the desired purpose. the ,ncr.
chants OF that CITY are making a carel,,,
survey OF the situation. After Denver and
st. Louis have taken what they want. Sur
Francisco will BIZ welcome to the tailinrs
Some OF our merchants have quietly sent
their travellers through Arizona and will
good results, but as yet the business men
OF this city have not even talked OF any
united action to secure the trade belonging
I" them and which they are likely to lose.
Salt Lake Tribune: \ ti;sratch from,
Tombstone. Arizona, says: tuesday a,
charleston, ten miles from here, three COW
boys entered the store Of Springer 4.
tiockes and compelled the proprietor ,t,
open the saie, from which they took $500
Although, disguised the robbers were recog
n'zsd. On Wednesday. DEPUTY Sheriff
Bell and posse surrounded house and dc.
manded their surrender. The demand was
answered by volley from Winchester RI
Hes, when the arrcstiny party turned loose
upon the robbers with shot gums aud mortal
~ wounded two OF the COWBOYS and u man
called Club. foot Jack.
4 recent number Of the San Francisco
Chronicle contains the following trt M Sal
mas, CAL: Shortly before II O'Clock last