The Dillon tribune., 1881-09-10
uLEANlNGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

| >. r. Chronicle: a stage driver whose
run was from Ward to Phoebe, New, took
| too much whisky before starting out on his
trip. After leaving Parker station h, threw
the baggage OF two passengers overheard
and began tiorrishing hi, revolver in
reckless manner. Plucky Mrs. Ponjade
was one who had suffered the loss ri her
Saratoga, and she finally secured the six
shooter, when the drunken driver was fore.
Cd to proceed steadily to the next station.
The champion bear slayer Ut Calvera>
county, Cal, is James Champion. Last
week he went into the woods, tied IA string
to the trigger Ola 10 .dei gun, baited the
othe, end with delusive can of honey and
then refined 10 Il place Of safety. Two
bears were in the way when the gun went
off. One carcass weighed goo po unds
Champion is happy and the string l, once
more baited.
Ogden Pilot: AT I O'Clock this after.
noon as The west bound e,nigrant train pull.
cd into the Unit h station, eight miles east
Of Ogden, a very painful a.,'i.lrnt occurred
to an old Union Pacific. ii EN- IN Jane,
! MURRAY. bv which he lost his right foot.
While the train was III motion, MURRAY at
, tempted to get on one Of the freight cars,
and in doing so placed his foot on the
greasy axle.box, from which he slipped, the
car passing over his instcp. He va,
brought to Ogden by TIL train hands and
made comfortable in the kcencv house.
Upon examining the foot, DR.. Condor who
had been sen, for, found that the foot WIS
n,angled iron, the in>ter, aud assisted by
Dr. NJ. Jones, who was AT the dtp,t, pro.
ceedcd to anputate it by the Chopart svs-
tenn. The injured man has been in the EN-
ploy o' the Union Pacific a, .ircn,a., for Il
number Of vears, though NOT IN the service
ut the time OF the accident. lie is about Is
or 20 years of age, ut splendid physique
and one whom it is Il pity to see MANNED il,
the forenoon ri life. AT last accounts he
was doing we'll.
| Ogden llerad Th,re Is prospect oi
an Oil nrn,n in lutte, Montana. a citizen
of the upper portion Of that country recent.
!, discovered a spring which, yields splen.
did quality of crude petroleum, as proven
by tests made Of it.
Oxford Enterprise: Mr.. Charles Land
of Bonanza Bar has lately sold his placer
grounds az the Bar to a Phil .tielpha COM
pany tor Staotxn cash. He is still in charge
of the works, however, as Superintendent.
The new company are going TO add an
acre or two Of plates and will add some :tl.
dtinnal Tuning and water power. and 9th
erwi,c extend the working capacity of the
ground, when increased quantities OF i.;st
will be raked in.
The Alta says there is on exhibition in
San Francisco piece OF ore from the Rain
} bow mine, at Chips, Flat, Sierra county
which has been cnrs:ullr examined hv Mr
Price, the we'll known as>ayer, and ate,
subj cling it to the latest process by which,
the value Of ore can b. determined ~ with,
in lc" doila.s, ~ - >,.,..::.c-- J. :. K
wort :s,c::,;. u r:;::v..;. s,;'cns will
free yolH - '.~r o',;eut Of envy and ad
r,rcti>r to the hundreds of visitors who
daily call to -xnnin, it. A smaller piece
abou, five inches in length and IA. NIL, i,
der'',, weighs about thiriv-tnnr ounces. rs
estimated Waite $50. A!.- -: port
i. ot Mr.. ...,,;, 4, ~, S~~--.,~v. ~ I'VE mine.
in viii, :, |,c stated that from I,,6, -c,.rd'
OF orr. has h >', extracted $40 ,,"eS vii
convey to the reader some idea OF VIC rich
ness OF TINS wonderful lnlne.
:, Ogden Herald: Satnrt',v aiferrp~,
! young, man Is years OF a.., named " iii.ai,
Puyh, was working at the buzz. plane. a
IL. +. Gibson'> planning mill, his hand slip
ped forward his left hand coming in con
tact with the keen blade, SEVERN. three O
his fingers, Il little above the FIRST Joint
The index finger was also slightly lur,
DIS. II T. Powers and John Driver wcr,
called VINO found it necessary to :,nput;,
: the three d;.i's. the hand can b. saved
:. Mr.. \. ID. Il gers assisted at the operation
5. = Chronicle: Til" novel sight OF so
men I,cdd!ins tickets at the polls will b
witnessed on election day. 1t is stated thu,
.o1 of the fair sex will distribute tn
: Grecnback party tickets, be;.rin. the nam
. OF "Aarv Ann" Todd Tor District Atm :,
:, Da,lHs Times: \ few days si,r: NJ 4
X. Erwin started tor wood River To pros.
h cute work on some claims whic', ht h.
= there. We understand he represents
. large number OF Port'n,d capitalists. wh
/ are going TO put the macnniery III op>r,
.i'n oa sosisc oi ;il- >-ses.
Cvri - ~, II, 7nthe g : Z, and Au,u
"A sixty seven transfer, OF real est'c were fl
Il ed for record in the Recorder Office in q;
e, den, agsrc.at:ns SA5,5s7 i" ~..sIe.
r. Three cars Of Io:a ST.. >r bullion wo,,
Is, $7.5o), were received Tuesday bv Well
n Fargo Il Co.--Salt LAKE Tribune.
The increase ot business demands &,
b ten os >vteet-car> in Os.icn. y tortu'
OF awaits th:. prom ot.rs OF e,tn Ill. .n;1rprl.
ar --Oste. Pilot.
~ I.ar,,,i, Tines: \ short TIM sine Il
Sinner Brothers sold tn AN eastern COZ
OK p,nv their immense herd oi cattle nc
nm Red Cloud crossing, on Cheyenne riv'
ht with ranches and all appartcnances t
III $4,000. and on Saturday large part
~ the cash Was paid at Cheyenne. One
the Sinner brothcrs'ha -"n, to Iexl> :,
zen the other is going in few days. In ,
Az Lone Star State they |rnp's" going il
to the cattle r:isin. business .t,. .rr:,d, tl;t
on large ranches there
"Pr'rc,," Il correspondent n.' t'1s l..lra,
n\ Boomerang, has the following about
~ town OF Carbon:
~ "t:ri,nn has a population ol a',nl' S
No pr. achrr ever comes near u. 1
Christian ncigh'mr> are afraid 81 W.. -
IA appearances. Sunday is spcn, here
the many in drunkcn ri,,ing. Public .,t,
"F- err~s of any kind are unfit for decor; !.
'.eh ,,'' 20 attend, loud and obscene n.ru,i
nag hood!uns and drunken r,n..h> h,ri
10" lhcir own way. We need (wor>t Z
'aF' ChirHl some influence to ro.lntcrar, [
'tn' r,i'a ism. \ good SUNDAY school II
az" 10 teach our clemcn, a >prnkling OF m
,"'l ncr>. and double listed shoulder hit,c,
10" ban. the human bows who are ,n, ski
WIS lihctobe ordinarily decent.
'.;,; Wood River Times: While prospect
ON Deer creek and going atrn>> ii -,
through the undcrbru>h, b. W. Cumra,
came across a bear sitting anon his h,un
is and apparently waiting tor him
hnv;nr lost any h.ur t',,u,,,;,..s =, ,,,