The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-03-11
GLEANINGS FROM THE poo.

"VCklES.
io'' democrat: Two cli,dre,
family OF Mr.. Eakles, residing ne:r 10 Of The
Lan,'ing, were poisoned one da, might,
by eating wild geese which l,;;d 'sS week
OF poison administered bv s.n "" l@rtak,p
whose grain field was invaded /, peroa
struct;ve fowls. '. THE d.
San Francisco Report: H..
train which lett OH Tuesday, i,y)u E;,srland
containing Twenty-Five sea lio,s aoed a car
to Charles Richie 4 iro,hrr >ons'sne4
York, for transportation to E,,,s"' New
animals were captured off the S ,' The
Islands. ''"''a Cruz
Silver City New Avalanche. r
tie in Jordan valley are d,inw ,,r Al. ~, cat.
Of water and feed. The cuttl,. ~, waht''
to travel through the deep tlr;,u ~" ~ able
and are confined to narrow l,r VI snow
range. AN unprecedented amour, . w
lies upon the mountains and ,h..s snow
that In the spring there will be d..tr ~ Tear
freshcts. "'el"e
$. L. Tribune: John Taylor oot o..
high horse in the Tabernacle on Sn ~, IFS
and declared the Saints would I;,aMua..,
religion, po'ygamy and all, in sp,,e o ses
Government OF the United States: tbsa us
the next breath said the Church haI i" n
petitions containing $4,000 names to o sent
gress against the enactment Of anti ne,.' "'
amy bills. John Is great fraud in sn;,:s.
the ghosts. 'p's u
Blackfoct Register: O, Wcd,..,
evening the south bound train was .,
three hours late, not arriving until . a.,'s
ten O'Clock. When baggage ayen, S S,;e'
was putting the baggage IN IT,, .s ou'''
found himself one piece short tor wh;rh ~:
had given acheck. a diligent search u ~:
made for the missing piece, when Il , ""s
found to BE- valise' belonging to M Iss
Mcintyre, but the vali<e could ,,. 1'.
found. Thursday morning, hower"r w
came to light, when oil "D Vie" WIN, h..
been In town here for the past we.L M
drunk, tried to put 1t up Cor wt,i.k, At ,,,'.
Of the saloons. lie had stolen i i,,s W. VI, ",
platform and hid It in McTurker's ha.
stack. Rubc Still secured the walls. ."t
gave old "Davie" fifteen minutes to ve, ' NV.
"i town, and he struck out in hurrv. "
Reno Gaz.tte: During the lbs, ,aan.
wears Oregon has exported tn the East.r,
States not less than 100000 head of hs.s
cattle. Most Of these cattle were prodnr.',
In the conoties. est Of the cascades. r..
largest purchasers within the STATE. w,r.
the firm Of Long Il BRYAN, Of Leyenwor..,
Kansas, who bou .ht 10000 head in f;, r'..
county alone in the ,,riny Of 1850 T.,
the southern part Of Grant county ,r. ~.
several seattle kings" VINO are f,,rnishin,
beef to San Franchises, their shinriny no ;,
b ing Winnemucca. The tvs LARGEST ar..
Iodhunter, of Camp Harvey, and French
OF Stein Mountain, neither Of whom sl;,
Nj tsa.a, k,,E ,.a
at drive. Hugh ]. Glenn, The great
wheat man OF esoIusa country, California,
has 5000 head Of cattle in Grant county.
5. L. Tribune: The Denver 4 New Or-
leans Railroad is now being extended IA
Pueblo, whrre 1t will he Connected viii,
the Az h'son, Topeka Y Santa Fe. Az
Trinidad, ON the Atchison Topeka & SIM.
Ia Fe, are coke furnaces where very 81.
perior article Of coke Is manufactnr,,r
most OF which is sent to Lcadville, WIZ
TINS new connection, which will he mad.
IN few months coke can he laid down l.,
Salt Lake at reduction Of ut least q ner
cent. on the present rates. The q. r.
Railroad, with view Of fostering the min
ing industry Of Utah, have made arrange
nents 70 ship coke over the road at very
low figures, SO that the smelling furnaces
will get It very much cheaper than the
present rates. This will enable every fur
mace In the Territory to BE- run at rroit.
and also enable many mines 70 sell low.
grade ore where there is now no d-marl
for It, The railroad, in adopting systen,
Of cheap freight for coke, MATERIAL, hene.
hts itself, as the increase in the s,neltiny
business will bring heavier freight shin,
ments Of machinery and other material to
Utah. This is only one o. the many thin 9
which are shaning just at present to make
great city Of Salt Lake.
Eureka Sentinel of the end: Th, last
agony Of China New Years occurred yr.-
terday. Their wind-mp was the selection
of new man for their "Toss" house for th..
ensuing year. This il a grand cvert
among them. This f,,nctionarv must b. g
very important man, from a reli.,ious noirt
Ut view. or else "there's millions" in his o.
nee. The wav they conducted their e],c
non Is as follows: Competitors from tt..
TWO companies, about thentv.four in mum.
,er, were ranged opposite each other ready
or the contest Thirteen cvlindr;cc,
'omhs were brought on, one Mt time, AMI
exploded. From each bomb was shot into
ne air ring. The fight, friendly, but
~ WI "s't WILL game, was To y"s
'o'o OF this ring and carry it In triumph Il,
spot selected a few yards of. The rings
we're numbered from one n thirteen, ard
ne man who captured number ONE was 70
Ne ch'st. The strife was very lively art
ncessont, as flesh bomb would be fret
III before the ring from the preceedin.
'omo had been taken in. The rings
shose numbers were unknown to the con.
estants (cantfidafes) were taken and given
yer 10 a council Of arbitrntors, who, after
ne natt'e, were IN name the winning mar.
! large crowd Of whites. with srrinklrg
y Indians, were present and enioyed the
oval show very much.
ORES BOUGHT:
The itecIa Consolidated Mining Company, will
NY <'old, Silver and Lead Ore al the best market
rices. Send for Price List
ASSaYS made Il r.... s.&oe