The Dillon tribune., 1882-04-15


County Commissioners. 1t says the Com
missioners Of that county can never extri'
cate themselves from the ignominy Of go
ing back on and canceling the court house
contract.
There is one Americanized Chinaman In
Beaverhead County. He came here a score
Of years ago, renowned the doctrines 81
the Celestial god Confucius, cut off his
cue, and when he goes to heaven he intends
to 60 by the way Of the United States in
preference to the route via the Flowery
Kingdom.
During the recent snow storm several OF
the big-lunged town BOYS were engaged In
initiating large India rubber football that
is to he brought out on the commons when
the mud evaporates. Playing football is
good for soft and seed corns, likewise the
game provokes relish for tough and ten.
DIRE beef stakes.
Beav erhead County, just now, is not UNI
der much expense to provide for paupers
or pay the expenses Of criminals in Jail.
Tax payers, throughout the county, will be
gratifed to learn that the county Is enjoying
| a rest from these two sources that have
heretofore proven so burdensome on the
county treasury.
The stormy weather which prevailed du-
ring much Of the past week alarmed our
sheep men to great extent. AS the lainbing
season was about to commence 1t was fear
ed that the loss of lambs, from the rough
weather, would prove serious among the
large f1ocks of the county The storm hav.
Ing abated the danger, it is hoped, Is over.
Joe Hyde has severed his connection
with the Butte Semi Weekly Miner after
Il os,ivH noo 81 kod rs atao
National Bank of Butte, vice Chas. L. Dab
Ter, who engages in other business. This,
besides putting the right man in the right
place, is another illustration that rich man
does not banker after the poor paying news
paper business.
Late last Wednesday night Rack Nelson,
becoming tired, concluded he would lay
down and enjoy a refreshing nap. Rack
laid down and slept soandly for while.
On awakening he found he had been rob-
bed Of his gold watch and chain. Deputy
Sheriff Mikus was on the trail of the man
suspected OF committing the robbery but
the fellow skipped out.
On the receipt of the veto message of
the President special meeting Of the male
of the Literary Society was
hastily held. Mr.. McDough presided and
a chap Man was pointed secretary. Ares
oiution was passed, without division, ask.
ing President Arthur to resign in favor Of
Dennis Kearney Of California. Arthur has
rot been heard from yet.
One day this week Dan. Gallagher, of
Red Rock, dropped his pocket book, con.
aiming $1,000 In greenbacks while passing
lown Montana street. Dan took his loss
DOLLY and philosophically for half an hour
vhen citizen, who had found the pocket.
ook, handed it to him. A ST 600 temptation
J not sufficient to swerve the average Dbl.
onite from recognizing the maxim that J
onesty is the best policy.
The Herald insinuates that Hon. Toe
'oole, Hon. Sam Word, and Col. Wool.
'lk, are among the "anxious" candidates
the Democracy to- the next nomination I
" Delegate 10 Congress. The North. !
Vest intilnates that Judges Wade and Con. |
er and ex.Judge Blake are the prominent {
for nomination on the Republi- I
IN side. Are they all railroad menf
The rush Of pilgrims to Montana this ]
BRING Is extraordinary. The mining cen.
RS Of the Territory are all filled with ten.
srfeet and the agricultural valleys are all t
DIVIDED with pilgrims. Ready employ. t
ent for this large number Of new corners
out Of the question. In month or so 4
liners and laborers will be in better de.
and everywhere, but at the present time &
any are looking in vain for work. ~ v
Mud Is not an inviting subject to write :
l, but the mud in this locality in the mid.
e Of the week eclipsed, for depth and {
|cky consistency, any thing heretofore wit.
.ssed in this section Mild men grew Q
diane at the mud, and our office devil q
. boy who knows not the use Of wick.
lingo under ordinary irrumstances-was !
rely tempted to indulge in profanity. q
nd was hardly the proper name for 1t.