The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-30
GLEANlNGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

Compulsory vaccination is the order OF
the day at Sorrocco, n. NJ, where small
pox is raging.
James White, was "stood up bv high.
waynan at Las Vegas, n. NJ, last week
and relieved Of ST 900 in money.
James Pierson, a matchmaker who re-
Gently located at Truckee, New, has de.
parted, taking with him a number of
watches left in his charge tor repairs.
The wife Of Sheriff Iolsrook, Of Neg
Perce county, Idaho, died suddenly at
Lewiston On the 9th inst, supposed from
| an over dose OF some opiate she had been
using.
Men working for contractors on the Or.
eyon Short Line, complain of their manner
OF being paid. Many are now at Ogden
awaiting money due them for last sumnc, :
work.
Henry Dalpe, a teamstcr living at Dry
Creek, near Weston, C,natilla county, Or
was caught in his cabin by recent flood.
Ills cabin Was carried away and he was
drowned.
| 1t is thought, saws the Aurora (Cal.)
Herald, that Death Valley would make !,
fine ostrich ranch. Old iron-the remains
Of wayons--is abundant, and the sand in
summer i, so hot that it would hatch Sala
'nandere out of cobblcstone>.
The improvcm .nts at Ogden for the
year 1882, have been As follows. Resi-
dences number, l76; cost, $,44,62s
Business house>-nunnrr, -; cost $500,
600. Public buildings number, 4; cost
$3oooo. Total cost, $+7+,6.5.
lanes Larton Gilmtr WAS hanged q
Deacwood, on December 18th, for the mnr
der OF Bicecnteorlez, in June, 1879 Gil
ner died game. His neck was broken b,
the fall and death resulted quickly. This !
the first legal execution in the Black Hills
Considerable excitement has been crea
ted by the discovery Of mineral ON tn
| route OF the Oregon Short Line, about tort
miles north of Evanston, Utah. Assays G
the rock range from 5000 to $1,000 re
ton, and further particulars are anxious!
looked for.
> The other day a stage driver in the l}lac
Hills undertook to horsewhip the Pa>>cr
/ gers into tettin, out OF the stage and pusl
ing the stage up hill, but the passenger
). emptied their revolvcr> into him tc
J. times, held corcrer'> Inquest, and toun
y that he died OF pneumonia.
l. Daring the year 1888, th' Central Pacit
; has delivered tS,oo,,no pound' ut lrr'S'
S at kelton About one-third OF this we
It to Wood River, whil. the balance went
Boise and other places in Idaho inclu'liu
J. Il large amount Of supplies to the grad'n
" camps on the Oregon Short Line r"llwa
y There is now but about 100 miles OF
uap between the Denver and S'lt La'
ends and they are pushing everything to
ward with all the energy for which II
e Denver and Rio Grandr are SO noted
It close up the zap. The work between );
Lake ana Ogden is being pushed a!o'
:. quite rapidly.
=. On the evening Of December 9Th.
: snow slide occurred nca, Vienna, lnas
|: which swept away the cabin OF the Mel
5. mine, killing two miners. Inc o'wo"
range extends over ;, 400 tsrt above
Is tnnnel of the Nellie mine, and the face
v the hill is very steep.
!, The Governor OF Idaho Territory in
!. message to the Legislature NOW in >r>>l
( at Boise City, warned that body against I
= further tol.ra,ion Of pnlysan,v in the ]!
Z, ritorv. lie referred to scheme oi the NJ
Id mon priesthood the realization ot which
IS said meant the entire subver>ion OF
rights and privileges enjoy ed under tree
l. stitutionS.
~ A small baby boom has started ON
H. coast. \ few weeks ago woman ;it Z
H. del:,ria, New, gave birth to an e'Sh'-o"'
H. child, and the news had no sooner g
>e abroad than Santa Barbara, Gal announ
ut the birth of two-pound infant. \
H. Shasta, Cal comes to the trort ana
p nounces that sixteen ounce girl BABY
n ,,..,, h,,r, IN the wifi. of lanes Eliyh.