The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-04-29
GLEANIXGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

The Utah Central track, from Salt Lake
to Ogden is nearly all laid with steel rails.
Austin (Sev-, squaws wear boots, patron
ize the boot1llcking stands and pay two
bits for a shine.
There are httv->even cars Of graders and
outfits between cheyenne and Ogden, de>.
tined for the Oregon Short line.
A company has been chartered to dam
the Rio Grande, near Ell Paso, for the pur.
pose OF securing water for irrigation and
manufactures.
Five monster grizzle bears make occa.
sional raids on stock in Butte Creek valley,
Siskivon county, Cal, and the stock -r.iser>
there offer S.S Il head iior their untimely
death.
S. L. Trib,.ne: Fortv.one cars Of base
bullion were shipped from Salt Lake dur.
ing the week ending April ,2n.l, amount.
ing tno}7,s,4, pounds, all Of which went to
refining works in the East.
Ogden Pilot: \ daughter Of Brigham
Young has lived for several years in San
Francisco, PLAYING at the minor variety
theaters and beer gardens. She Is good
Mormon, but poor actress.
Frisco Times: We are glad to know
that the Gentle Journals of Utah are unan.
imous in their advocacy OF Campbell's nom.
ination for the Utah Delegateship, though
We fear that the gentleman will not accept.
The Tucson "a. T.) Star SAYS that the
greatly because OF the lawlessnex* there.
1t states that real estate Is depreciating and
immigration IL checked and the general
feeling Of security IL shaken.
A China,nan, who drove freight wagon
h.ht. ,t,k<~ nh Ava,
put up one night in barn on Camas Prai.
rie, Idaho. A day or two afterwards the
barn, the body Of the Chinaman and his
tour horses were found, burned to cinders.
The Mormons are evidently not discour.
aged BY the action OF Congress. At least
they are showing no disposition tn call in
work Of seducing the po<,r and ignorant oi
other lands to join the unholy band OF po
lygamists.
| S. L. Tribune: During the past few
weeks every ,.ro,ninent hotel in Salt LAKE
has suffered from the depredations Of ar
organized gang Of hotel thieves. Strange
to say, nothing has been done BY our st
called guardians of the peace to bring thess
petty >coundrels to justice.
Bodie Free Press: The squaws are nov
OueN "ASuIasS SN"ss "u~s WY "sS "ess""'&
quite respectable wages. AS genera
thing the female members OF an lnd:al
tribe are Industrious and willing to worI
now ard again. Over at Dog Town tn
squaw> some days earns: or So day. Tles
industrious habits help to keep the 1ndia'
poker games in operation.
The long Black Canyon in the Gunniso
river, in Colorado, through which tn
Denver Il Rio Grandc railroad is to pass
is narrow and the walls so high that tn
stars can be seen from its depths on tn
brightest day. In some places the wall
, a,e a mile in hight and scarcely more tina
forty to fifty feet apart. The engineer
t have zgzascd the line across the stream.
!. 5. +. Chronicle: Marvsville has phi
i o>ophic husband. Ills wife viop"d tw
, days ago With her Young daughters mus
E teacher The injured man did not tear h
! hair nor set off in hot pursuit OF the guilt
!. pair. He simply said he had always 'rca't
t her we'll and that no one need disturb tt
e t,utiveS rs h. should not take ANY ac,i"
! in the matter. The musical l.othari
n l:owev,r. was put in Jail tor the unr"n;ur
I crime ot stealing the horse that carried II
' pair away and tine foolish woman hi
i dropped out o! sight altogether