The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-06-03

ting the question Of the removal of tn
; County Seat from Dillon to Glendale, L
the voters at the next general election.
Taxpayers Of Beaverhead County, WHIT
are opposed to increasing the burden o
taxation, are earnestly requested to attene
: the meeting.
j. Market quotations In Dillon, for countr,
the same a. last week. There il no specia
local demand for any article, and there Il
an abundance Of everything common L
this latitude displayed and offered for SALE
at the grocery stores.
The Butte Daily Misev intimates thai
a Republican and Democrat-candidates
for Assessor Of Beaverhead County-have
lately been up at Butte scheming and Skin.
graduates in the wire-pulling business. Mr..
Miner, who are theys
The Utah and Northern Railway Com.
pany will commence track.layin4 on the
Deer Lodge branch about the 18th Of July.
| BY that time supply Of rails sufficient to
lay the track to Deer Lodge will be on
hand. when track.laying will Be pushed tor.
ward As rapidly as possible.
The wool clip Of Beaverhead County
for 1881 will exceed that Of any former
year in pounds, and Il 10 believed that the
quality will be much finer than formerly.
The growth, however. il lhehind the usual
time, and shearing will not be finished
much before the ret Of July.
James Boyd, formerly Assessor Of Madi.
ison County, It is reported. attempted to
commit suicide At Philipshorg, h Deer
Lcdge County, on the 36sh ult. Boyd cut
HE throat. A physician was called who
sewed up the cash 5ut expressed the opin.
Ion that Boyd would die from the wound
Remember that the Leo Ideal Company
10 In Dillon. The COMPANY will show two
nights-Friday the 4th and Saturday the
9Th at the School Hall. The Leos give q
refined entertainment Of athletic and gym.
nastsc feats, popular serio-comic songs,
dances, funny tricks, etc. Secure reserved
seats and avoid the rush. '@''l
On the lst 4 change In the time Of the
arrival and departure Of Gilmer & Salia.
bury's coaches at Dillon went into effect.
The coach for Helena, Virginia City. Boze.
man, and other points to the East departs
in the evening, and arrives In the morning.
The stock on this line IL In excellent con.
dition, and exact time IL made daily.
Far the benefit Of ministers, pastors,
priests, judges, and justices Of the peace,
we publish the summer ceremony for uni.
ting people POLITICALLY in the holy bonds Of
wedlock, which Ia as follows:
Beneath this roof this pleasant weather
join this man and maid together.
Let none hut Him who rules the thunder
Put this man and maid asunder.
The firing Of two shots in the vicinity Of
the County Jail late on last Monday night
alarmed citizens and aroused Deputy MI.
kus, who turned out to ascertain the cause
Of the shooting. An old tom-cat, fond Of
the flesh Of spring chickens, was found in
the agonies Of passing in his cat checks
near the door Of coop. That cat will kill
no more chicks.
Decoration Day was not observed by our
citizens, and consequently business houses
and public places remained open on that
day. The propriety Of observing the day
In Dillon was not felt a. there were no graves
Of sleeping comrades to decorate. In many
cities, towns and villages throughout the
Union imposing military cere,nonieS were
conducted over the to,nbs of dead heroes.
We have been informed that large
number Of cattle branded with the brands
of ranchmen living in different parts Of
Reaverhead County have bren included In
the drive of Ruby Valley cattle and driven
to the summer range above the upper can.
yon on the Ruby river. II was difficult to
cut out and keep the Beaverhead cattle
from following the big herd. Parties who
have missed cattle may find thei'missing
animals on the range above the canyon.
| Messrs. Sweet s. Baldwin have purchas.
ed the wholesale and retail gr.rery and
general merchandising business Of Messrs.
Sebree, Ferris & White at Dillon. The
new Arm, gentlemen of long experience Il,
the business, will occupy the old stand. and
will carry stock to- meet the extensive
trade built up BY the retiring firm Messrs
Sebree, Ferris Il White have only disposed
OF the grocer. department OF their bust.
ness and will continue the banking, for.
warding,wago and agricultural implement
business "a heretofore.
The Hecla COMPANY Is now receiving an
ore-supply from its mines at Hecla CITY
for the furnaces at Glendale. Teams have
commenced hauling ore from Hecla City
where tie Company has on hand, at thu
different mines, over twelve thousand ton,
Of good grade smelting ore. In addition t.
this the mines are yielding large quaint
ty Of ore every twenty -four hours. Tn.
Ilecla furnaces, at Glendale, are reducing
about eighty tons Of ore per diem and arr
rolling out their customary amount OF has,
silver.lead bullion every day.
Cora Stapleton. eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wash Stapleton, Of Butte, die.
quite suddenly at Salt Lake City on Fri
day, June a6th. The remains, inclosed |,
a casket, passed through Dillon In sleepe
last Sunday evening, for Butte, at which
] city the funeral took place. Cora had bee,
attending the Sacred Heart Academy, a
Ogden, for the past two years, and her sud
den death from an attack Of pneumonia,
a sad bereavement to her parents, who, Il
their atfiiction, have the sympathy Of
large circle oftriends In Beaverhcad count,
Phil Shenon, Of Bannack, by advertise
ment In another column Of to.day's TRIE
, uNE, offers his large Horse Prairie ranc
for sale. The ranch embraces a tract {
nearly four thousand acres Of land, unde
.. fence, and Is one Of the finest stock rancho
in Southwestern Montana, off Of whic:
) five hundred tons Of hay can be cut ever
summer. The improvements on the ranc
are extensive. 1t is located about twent
miles from the line Of the Utah and Nortl
ern Railway With the ranch Mr. Sheno