The Dillon tribune., 1882-01-21
MONTANA CONDENSED.
M,SSouttAN.

M,ssout,AH.
A "hoid. M. Your. hands" scrapc took
place up the canyona few days since IN
which "A citizen of this county came OF!
loser. II seems that Messrs. French ana
Ioay have opened saloon near McCariv $
bridge. and on SUNDAY last man named
lanes ilaves. who has been ut work on the
line for short time past, came in ana sat
down to poker game. Tie lost about @3o'
and then soaked" his watch for TlS, more,
which he soon lost. Getting up iron, me
table he quietly walked around behind the
bar, and picking up lloag's revolver, stood
all hands of until he secured the watch
and about $50, in money. tie then took a.
nce.,le.yun from the house, and wade on
with his booty. A party was soon orga-
| nized to take him up, and the man was
captured. 4 portion OF the money was
| secured, but he had made way with major
norton OF It. lie finally gave an order on
Contractor Fisk for the remainder, and ne
was let 60 The order was gOt,dfor- moth
ing. and lIoag very much d,sshsted, came
down to Missoula and swore out a warrant
for his arrest. The man escaped into
| Deer Lodge county, however, and de-
scription was telegraphed with request
for his apprehension.
This distinguished warrior of the Blood
family, sans his raven locks, is said to be
on the war path. Sheriff llalyi> the man
he wants to meet and it is said that his de-
sire in this particular is as sincere as It is
intense. lie was known to be prowling
around on the upper Marias some weeks
ago but has not been seen recently. We
would respectfully advise MIR. BAD Bull
not to be too fresh. Mr. Healy has been
on the prairie before and we wouldn't give
mitch Tor redman's hide once he (Mr. IT,
gets the "draw" on him. We hope Bad
Bull will not get it into his bad head, how
ever, to work oil a share OF his vengence
on $ some settler not SO able as Mr.. Healv
to protect himself
The latest report from the Barkerlis to
the effect that Finn is still alive and doing
we'll. The probability is that he will re-
cover from the terrible wound received
although the crisis is not past by any
means. Lynch has been arrested ana
placed under bonds of $4,000, to await the
action of the Grand Jury. Of Meagher
county. Although Finn has been BY no
means a model citizen, the action of Lynch
is not upheld b, public opinion.
| SSS''IH'
! The inconin; Tongue River coach (rn
runners) upse, on the Boz.,nan Divide
Saturday evening, throwing driver, passcn
gers and baggage into one promiscuoas
heap. The horses succeeded in getting
away from the driver and ran a distance
of half mile, when it appeats that one oi
them fell and broke his leg. The other
animals were taken back to III. sleigh, and
hi,,r lat,
further los, or damages.
,NoErssoENr
\ persistent reporter of this paper has
tiually terrctcd out the ca,,se. of the ghos,ly
manifestations on the ranch where Cha.
Tackle was murdered. 1t is all about dis
pute which Tackle had in lille with his
neiy hbor, Tom Darlington. The water
used on Tackles ranch was brought aero IS
Tom. Darringtons place. Tom was al.
ways little contrary and had several times
threatened to pillow the ''blamed ditch ,,n.
der and leave Tackles ranch without water
Last summer, shortly before the appearance
OF the mys'ei ious lights which moved abo,,,
the place at night and created such general
wonder, Darlington did plow the ditch un.
der, thus shutting off the water. The night
following was the time O: the first appear.
ance OF the shifting light, and th> have
reappeared nearly every night since Oar
rington has finally acknowleds ed that tn,
light always appeared where the ditch had
formerly been, and moved along its course
after which It woald hover about his l,ou Sc
nearly all night, appe;,r;n, at the window
OF Darlington room and disturbing his
sleep. Several nights ago the light ap-
pearsd as usual. When it came up to the
window, Darlington, who was in bed
Called out: THAT will do, Charley; will
open the ditch in the spring. On this tl,e.
iigi't ''nm2diateiy disappeared aud has not
been seen since. Darlington says he in
tends keeping the promise he mad. 10 his
ghoStly vi,tant.
Ihos Perry, who was foun,, i, 4 helplpss
condition in his cabin on Diy Catch last
Monday evening, died at the hospital ycs
terdav morning. Perry WAS by birth an
tlslishman and had been in Montana since
Ioo5. ne has no relatives living here. but
a brother of his lives nrar Gal,na, Ill,,
nte leaves property valued ut about $1,000
Inc iuia"al will tnke p!a,:, from ;h,. hos.
E't;' at O'Clock this afternoon
nNEs
MIR. E, L llu'an>i.i went to OGDEN Tees.
day last with his wife and child. t;,,. ~;
mate here not having agreed well With IN,
latter tor some time past. He is expected
TO return to-day.
The report Of Dr.. Holmes, the cit,
,'h''''-p"A physician giving detailed and
'chSthr statement of tn disease in mi,
community, was read At III: meeting 81 the
>''s t;'"nril Thursday night.
Gold wire is a rarity in any nini,y CAM,
Aflhtfs discovery some nuonf!- a.o, il, small
'lh'h'',''S IN the Stevens. created much il,
crest al TINS district, There is on rvh;,,i
non at Il Denver hotel s,.v. raj p,,,nh. n,
native wire Z lid tncn from the q ,.or,,
mime, 1t was jus, Is i, was gathered from,
h'Neeh the rocks. With the execution of
titt'r >oAd which c,,ns t, il, the sold was
pure and VA, estimated t, De worth b..
tween 77on and $500. The On,ari, !.
i ,';,,', -, '"e ,'hs>t iin~ gold WELDING
there nave been vague ru'nors curr, .,t
tar severa! days past that Il, r, WA, = rae,
ol SINAI! nox at Highland. but q, invest
S't"h 'h"v have been found .rounde>s
Later u was stated bv several n.rso,x
that mother case of the tiiseast. hoI d.v.l-
nHeo IN Il tie camp near Divide. and that
me patient had applied for admission NJ
Nondeiiich'> and had been refused Th;s
O" examination turns ont to be true. from
NE 'a';ss Information that has reached the
Guy. 1t was also said that the Divide m.
'eh' was ON his way to Butte, and wonla
apply tor admission in the CITY Small, Pow
hospital, which has fortonatelv be,n f,r
>';;: '''ns empty: Tie is said to BE- a