The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-02
MONTANA Condensed.
AeRAtp.

| tt'n III! our streets.
Lumber wagons are once more bus, ,l..-
livering lumber. Building will soon com.
n,ci,cc in earnest.
Hereafter Fort .Assinnnl,oine will y, ,,,,,x
spelled, instead OF "Assinniboine," as here.
totorc. This is II proper correction.
Seth 3owticn. on yesterday while work
ing down in the shaft, was seriously In
J',rcd by the falling Ola rock, lust ms the
whistle blew tor dinner. His partner had
sounded the rock in the morning on going
70 work and found it very firm il, its. placc
IN the side of the shaft. Both bones be-
tween the knee and the ankle on his lef.
'es were broken twice. and, and his riyh,
arm tlisiocated. AS soon as he was h,,;s,eS
out of the shaft, Mr.. Stevens the S,ner,..
tenoent orovc INTO town fer n Sturgeon !.
distance fnlne miles in thirty.nine ,n;nnt,..
Dr. Schlessinycr returned with him NM,
set the broken bones and dislocat,d ,,r,,,
] lis scalp was cut for several inches nv th H.
falling rock but his skull was not fiuct,,,r.,i
1c will undoubtedly recover with nrn,,,,"
care and sufficient time. lie RECEIVE,
numerous bruises. not serious but painful
,Nosesanenr.
\ special to the Indcpentent fro,,, <,...
Chicago, Of March Is, 1851 saws: i 10y ~"
blooted murder was committed in Phil;ns
burg yesterday at p. m. +. Reed sh",
and instantly killed Eugene Garland
Both men were married and had families
Some disturbance the previous night at :.
dance Is supposed to BE- the cause of tho
homicide. Deputy Sheriff McTavne is
here with Reed eli route to Deer Lodge.
a prairie fire was started by Indians. I'm
ttighwood, IN Chotcau county, a few DAVIS
ago. at last accounts II was believed th,.
hre would he distinguished before causn.
any considerable damage.
large number of Indians were IN Nh.
city recently en- route from their winter
hunting grounds ON the Musselshel, and
Yellowstone to- their camps in Choten,,
county. They have had hard luck on ar.
count ct the severe winter. They had bu.
little success IN hunting. and their horses
Jared badly. They have but little provision
ON hand for the ensuing year.
aMssout,AN
Mr. &. IIeneault REPORTS the road from,
here to Moose creek terry very bad. Hc
is Obliged to have sleigh. wagon and :,
saddle horse to get through.
y rumor is afioat that company is h..
ing organized here for the purpose of PROS.
Pec'ihg Tor quartz in the Cnur d. Alcne
mountains.
Sam Morris returned last week from TN,
new mines situated on the Cjcarwat.,r
amour 20 miles from Moose creek. 1t is di.
Noeo INTO TWO districts, one called Niagara
and the other Caledonia. Accord;r9 ~
the laws made by the discoveries and siam.
peders each man is allowed 2to feet. mr.,
they have all taken up one claim on ,o..t
creek, the discoveries being allowed tive.
Mr.. Morris, from what information h,
could gather from the discoveries and from,
ms own observation, is Of opinion that
there Will DC good paving diggings there.
Quite party will start from here in abou,
a week, to commence operations. There
are about 20 men at present hnldinu
claims in the new districts. and a, ther.. ore
quite number Of creeks of similar rhnro,.
ter enptving into the Clearwater lover
down it Is highly probable that considerable
prospecting will be done in that SECTOR,
during the incoming season.
NEW NORTHWEST.
Bu. few losses ot stock arc reporte,; jro,r
the Deer Lodge Valley.
1t is rumored that Mcssrs Stark &. H,;,e
the building of hotc, 1t Phil.
lipsburg this summer.
Butte is tolerablv we'll suppli.d with
newspapers. In addition to tn. Miner and
Inter Mountain, Mr.. Freeman publishes y
half dozen or >o. lie celebrates his birth
day next Friday. W
MIR. Ed. Cubbon. who has been with
Stuart. Davis 4 Co. this winter near For,
Alasinnis, returned this week lie saw.
the snowfall was comn,:r,tivvlv ljyht in
tn ina region, and but few Of the cattle died,
\harlrv Kenyon is about to take command;
ut government train rs master of trans.
portaticn.
Mr. George Howe, machiniSt at tn. Lex
ingt"n foundry, met with painful acci,,en.
III having the f'retinger OF his right hant:
badly crushed. which will incar,si,otr
him from chipping and filing for some
days.
o,o. winch year ago was creating =
stampede among the miners OF Montana.
Stl'l continues to exist as Il yr,,b.,li,.,;n,,
camp. Mike Henderson reports thai ,hc
IT No.o are naming ONT bet;.r
and that some big wages prospects ar: OH.
tanned ON many Of the claims in that rulcl;.
The weight of the machinery in III. IN.
stamp dr.v-cru>lin, mill OF the Alice com.
Hlny Is I.'No,o,o pounds.
= IL VIII take thrtv-cight cars of the l., &
y. road to bring the mill and machinery
tor the new +o->ta,np Moulton mill.
\ telegram from Dccr Lodge, Yesterday
afternoon. says that the Jury in the case o.
K. I. kcnnon against (iilmer & Salisbury
had returned Il verdict for IL little over
$l7,ooo.
AvAhT COURIER
From present indications. VIC shall have.
no less than three brick .yards-runninr
l'lI bIast-in the vicinity of town during
the coming summer
Harry llorr has returned from the Vel.
'ow>tonc, feeling confident Of his appoint
'nent !" inc s"pcr,ntcndcncy OF the Pars
iarrys headquarters will probably b. in
Fire Hole Basin.
The military authorities are transporting
=; from Fort Ellis to different points Of.
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