The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-02
al2ANIHas FROM THE ROCKIES,

The product Of sheCuster lhine, Of Idaho
for July was $s3,ooo.
There was on August ,st ten feet Of snow
at Crater Lake, Oregon.
The bullion product Of two Of the leading
Utah mines this year will be over 5000.
600. ..----ae
A five acre trac. near Chuala, CAL.
threshed last week i63 bushels Of barley "a
the acre. +Ss'
Gov. Thayer, Of Oregon, offer. $1,000
reward for the arrest Of the murderer Of
Mrs. Mary Fetch.
Keoch Brothers sheep drive, numbering
10000 head, is expected 10 pass through
Green River every day.
1t is said that queer animal was seen
near Tombstone, A. r., recently, having
the head and torelegs Of badger and the
hind portion Of crewfsh. =
There are four men confined In the Hal
icy, Idaho Jail, who have killed fellow be.
tnRs, but one Of whom has been tried, found
guilty and sentenced 70 BE hanged. y,
A ,han named ShSlton, ws, arrssted jin
Umatiiia county Oregon, last w1ekt n
the crime Of larceny committed Ia 1874.
He had been out Of the state since that
date.
The attendance at the Denver Exposi.
tton Is about 1000 day. The interest
however, Is increasing and when lower
railroad rates are secured there will be q
grand rush.
Charles Hogan, contractor on the Ore.
gon Short Line, was shot and instantl,
killed, on Sunday, Aug. 10 BY John Smith
who was arrested on y charge Of murder
and taken to HALEY. -
Mark H. Bryan, the first boy born on thu
Comstock, says the Virginia Chronicle
registered his name as voter Saturday fol
the first time, and will cast his maider
vote at the coming election. =
All along the Frazer River the edge Il
black with salmon, while the creeks tor ,
long distance are jarnmed with them
Millions are to be seen, and AZ the watei
goes down in the creek thousands are lefa, h
die. .... ssvl,. sie -. .,..s-' .s.
Laramie Boomerang, s3d: Nineteen Nor
mon missiona,i iers we're on board to-day
east.bound express. en- route for the Eas,
to pour their da,nnable doctrine in the ear.
Of people who still listen to them. The,
were hard looking gang ;. -
The First Baptist Church Of Portland
Or, has declined to- accept the resignation
of their pastor, Rev. j. A. Gray, who bc
came intoxicated while at Astoria recently
The church has decided to forgive the fal
len pastor and give him another trial.
The best pleased men in Washingto,
Territory are the hop growers. To Illus
trate, the InteAigenccr hears OF one In t.
Payallup Valley who expects to clear thi
year $s8ooo over all expenses, and he I
not thu. principal produces in the vale
either.
Curtis B. Hawley, one Of the gang VIII
robbed Wells, Fargo l. Co.'S express an
Globe, Arizona, and was caught an
lynched, was an old offender and one c
those engaged in the Mountain Mead ow
massacre.
Cheyenne Leader: Shipments from Wy
oming ranges will not be as large in the ag
gregate this year as they were In 1851
Last season saw shipping stock reduced be
low this seasons drive to replenish, beside
the ranges are very promising for the wir
ter and feed is excellent.
The two.year. old boy OF David Smit
met his death in singular manner at b;
tavia, Solano county, CAL, recently. Sc,
eral children had been playing in swim
in the barn. They left the little bay there
and when they came back the child W.
found hanged in the swing.
An Indian who was beating boy |
Carson, New, recently, was compelled
stop by white man. The Indian drew
revolver, but before he could use It he ":
severely punished. This is the first il
stancd in long while that a redskin
Carson has attempted to shoot whit
man.
The Denver g. Rio Grande Compan
are receiving steel rails enough to keep tt
men busy on the Utah division ot the roa
laying track eastward to connect with tn
Colorodo system which is pushing ives
ward. The gap between the two ends
closed at the rate Of over one and aha
miles per day.
An emigrant family named CARRIER, fro
Yuba, Cal, en- route for Spokan, w.
says the Tidings, met with sad accide'
on the 18Th, between Linkville and Ferree
While going down q hill the mans to
slipped from the brake, and the team r.
away. The woman was killed, her neck
ing broken, and her body terribly n,angl'
by a trail wagon. The man had his leg br
ken. They were taken back to Linkviile
J Entirely Satisfactory.
Ladies wishing perfume that conbin
novelty delicacy and richness, find Flore
ton cnloune enfirely satisfactory.