The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-12-16
GLEANlxes FROM THE ROCKIES.

An Arizona teamster named Summers,
while intoxicated last weeA, fell off an EN-.
bankment near Charleston and broke his
neck
The new $3o,ooo hotel being jointly CON.
structed by the o. r. and N. P. r. K. Co.'S
at Wa'ula, Or, Is almost ready for occu-
pancy.
Preparations are being made at Tucson.
a. T., for bull fight. Four Spanish bull.
fighters have been imported from Spain for
the occasion.
1t Is thought the Charles Dickens mine, |
Of Yankee Fork, Idaho, will be sold this |
winter and forty stamp mill will be put
up on the ground in the spring.
The Mexican. Lopez, who killed &. Ag.
uilar at San Diego, Cal, recently, plead
guilty to charge Of murder and will b.
sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Nearly $50 car loads OF ore and bullion
have been received at Blacktoot, Idaho,
from Wood River and Challis and for
warded to Salt Lake City ard Omaha dur
ing the past month.
| Eight marriage licenses were ISSUED by
the County Clerk at Port ard, Oregon, OH
the day before Thanksgiving. wife and
turkey on the same day is evidently what
the Portlancers were after.
| Gus Hanson was recently arrested for
placing distractions ON the track Ot the
Northern Pacific Railroad, near Ainswoth.
W. I. A timely discovery Of the obstruc
tons prevented any accident.
\ party Of sharpers at Albuquerque, n.
NJ, got Il stranger named Henry Gritfith>
drunk and induced him to part with Ger
tihcate of deposit for 5000. The sharl~r>
have been arrested, but Gritfiths has not
recovered his money.
| A housekeeper at Vancouver Island, W
r., has lost four servant girls in the last year
by marriage. and now the fifth, a buxom
Irish lass, has given notice, and will short
" leave the kitchen for the altar. The
lady thinks seriously OF empoyinga China
man.
Duiny the fishing season just closed Or
the CoQuille river, Or, twelve gill nets
we're used during the nights ard sever
seines during the day time. The run .
salmon was remarkably small, only 1870
barrels having been put up, and some par
tic. engaged barely made expenses'
A new disease has attacked the voun.
, horses ot Santa Clara county, t.l 1t HRS
,,p,,ears Il, "a lump on the throa. "h'ch VII
continue To SWELL the eyes grow red, tn
) legs are stiff and swell up, aud unless I'm
!. mediate assistance Is given the horse vii
: die ~itt.in thirty six to forty eight hours
The Oregon Short Line Railroad Com
:, pany have the machinery on the gronn
and will commence boring an eisht,inc
: we'll on the lava bed desert, sixteen mile
T. from American Falls. They have machir
:. ery for boring 1000 feet. 1t Is hard'
probable, however, that they will tx obl'ge
to 70 more than 600 lect
d George W. Smith recently purchased
]. old building at Scott. Bar, Cal, that n;
n formerly been occupied as an express
}. flee, and large quantities Of gold dust M
b l,ern handled over the counter. Ih'"ki,
;. il would pay to clean UP tue ground u"d'
k the building, he did so, and his 1abors We
}. rewarded to the extent Of 5000 in gold du'
On Tuesday OF last week while the mi
: Ter of the mill at Ross Fork Agency "
!" attending some duties ut the top ot the M
70 a little Indian boy got caught In the !"
n ,.hincry below and was killed. The ne
p morning about s o'clock the mill was q !.
y covered on fire, it having been set on n
r. hy the father OF the boy that was k'''t
The mill witt, 1900 bushels OF wl'eat "
'c entirely destroyed.