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The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-25

Wm. Hersee, Esq, real estate agent, No. 5 Newark street, Hobe- ken, New Jersey. says: was taken with severe pains in tke shoulders and right arm. After using every thing could, and seeing that ln- stead of improving, it became worse and that my arm was beginning to become of little use to me. deter mined to make one more attempt by using some St. Jac obs Oil. Before the second bottle had been exhaust ed was relieved of all my pains as if by magic. 1 recommend it to sfI.
 Nothing gives me sU muen re- lief for tho rheumatism, which has troubled me for years, as St. Jacobs Oil,' says Mir. F. ". Brown, Glen Rock, Pa.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-25
sioux Outbreak.

OMAHA, August 18.-The Sioux chiefs have notified the authorities of the probability of general out break. Agent McGillicudy, of Pine Ridge reservation, seems to be the object of complaint, a Id Red Cloud the principal promoter of ihe dis satisfaction. The Sioux and their allies can bring into the field 4,50O arriors we'll mounted and armed.
 FOREIGN TELEGRAMs.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
GLENDALE GATHERINGS,

Glendale precinct polled two hundred
and forty-nine votes.
The snow.shed, three miles In length,
from Hecla City to Greenwood, is finished
and presents fine appearance.
The Hecla Consolidated Mining Com.
pany resumed paying dividends on Novem.
Der let Of $4,000 pei. month.
Another rich bonanza has been struck in
the north DRIFT Of tie Cleopatra mine, at
Hecla City. The ore assays 20 ounces in
silver to the ton and carries a per cent in
lead. In the Cleopatra mine over 10000
tons Of 6rst class ore 10 now developed.
The car brakes invented BY James Par.
tet, superintendent Of the mining depart.
snent Of the Hecla Co., Is being used ex.
clusively on the Hecla and Greenwood
narrow gauge railroad, and H. the only sue.
cessful break ever used on that road
The big conceutrator Of the Heclx Com.
pany, At Greenwood, was put in motion u,
November I'D BY Manager Knippenberg's
little 'o-year old daughter Miss Mamie and
run empty for several days. The ina.
chine'y 10 perfect success thus far.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
PROCLAMATION.

The President Of the United State. l..
designated Thursday, the ooth dsv oc ma mas
vember next ~ day Of public thank.oiv.
Ing, and recommends the observanc. .s
said day BY the people, In the FOLLOWING -. "
propsiate words: sp'
"Wherefbre do recommend that N. a..
above designated be observed throu~h".:.
the country ~ day Of National thant.
giving and prayer, and the people ceas;n..
from their daily labors and meetino IN aI
cordance with their general forms or 49,
ship, draw near to the throne Of Alm,vh.,.
God, offering 70 Him prsise and eratituds
for the manifold goodness 10 which He h..
vouchsafed to ", and praying that His ble .u'
lngs and mercies may continue: ma A.
further recommend that the day thu. an ~
pointed Be made Z special occasion r.
deeds Of kindness and charity to the suffer.
Ing and needy, 90 that oil who dwell within
the land may rejoice and be glad in this
sea.on Of National thanksgiving
l, B. F. Potts, Governor Of Montana Ter.
ritory, do request the people Of Montana n
observe said day In accordance with ths
Recommendation Of the President. Wv
In witness whereof I have hereunto ..+
my hand and caused the Great Seal of he
Territory 10 be affixed.
Done at Helena, the capital, this, the 9TH
day Of November. In the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty two
and of the United States of America the
one hundred and seventh.
BY the Governor: AS'
ISAAC D. MCCUTcnEoN, Secretary.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
Personal.

Pat Dempsey returned to Bannack on
last Thursday.
Ed. Watson, Of Bannack, paid the Tim.
UNE Office call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Shenon, of Bannack.
spent couple Of days in Dillon on their
return home from Glendale.
Rev. Prout and Rev. Drummond held
Episcopal services in Dillon last SUNDAY
and went hence to Virginia City.
Pat Holahan, J. b. Grow, Thos. Pierce,
and Robt Martin were among the repre-.
sentatives from Horse Prairie noticed in
town during the week.
Con Bray, Of Argenta, rallied with the
boys on election day, and then went home.
slightly disgusted with the bly, Republican
gains In old Beaverl,ead.
Lou c. Fyhrie, when last heard from a,
Helena. telegraphed for the democratic
majorities" In Beaverhead. He got EN-,
but they were not extensive enough to
brag on.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
ELECTION DAY IN DILLON.

Election day in Dillon was quiet. Nc
hands Of music paraded the streets, but
Democratic wagons were running to and
from the polls all day long. The Republi.
cans were earnest and enthusiastic IN their
work-especially the Young Republican,
whose work was very effective, and the Re.
suit shows that the Republicans had ma.
jority Of about afty on I test. vote. This
Is based On the vote for Delegate to Con.
gress and Sheriff. The Republican work.
ers were better organized than the Demo.
crats, and from the opening until the. close
Of the polls tbe Republicans went III 70
win Il It was In the papers. The Demo.
crats, when the day was half spent, weak
ened, and the head Of their ticket and their
candidate for Sheriff went down with IN
even forty.nine majority piled on each.
TIE best of order prevailed In town. The
saloons were all closed, and the back doors
were not open, even to the initiated. While
no personal abuse Of any Of the candidates
was INDUCED In, partisan electioneerinR was
very warm. A few challenges were made
at the polls, but no disorder resulted there.
from. Scratching was great, and the
straight tickets were 90 few and far between
that they were not counted rs such. The
vote polled in Dillon was three hundred
and sixty. nine-about thirty under the es.
innate made before the election.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

The very pleasant Fail was certainly
blessing q die people Of this section d
Mont6ns. Our people have been enal:e JED
70 nut things In sorder. for the winter All
kinds Of stock are doing we'll Oh the range.
and In condition 70 weather the stcrms Of
the winter.
"A change Of time has beea made On the
Utah and Northern. Passenger trains ~
rive and depart from the Dillon depot q
/ follows: Arrive from Butte at $3.50 .. m.
and depart going south At 9:io q: NJ. Ar
rive from Ogden At 6:4s p. nj, and depart
going north 1t 7'os ?. m. "
We are unadvised Of the nativity Of the
ministers Of Dillon, but Mlssoula Il sup
piled q follows: The Methodists have On
Irish minister, the Baptists are represented
BY Scotchman and % are the Eptscopa'
lians, while . native Of Italy ministers %
the worshipers In the Catholic faith. .
The Mossass C1sssa;as Adssnsts, An eight
page monthly to be Issued ct Butte, will
appear IN a few days. Rev: ]. J.. Garvin y
to be editor Of the new publication. It d
certainly = very psous notion to start Z
Christian newspaper In wicked place like
Butte. They need something Of that kind
The Dillon local markets are unusually
active, and prices have not changed mate
rally lately. The demand for vegetables
during the past week has been moderate
and there seems to be full supply on
hand. Ranchmen are bringing In and de-
livering all kinds Of vegetables to oil con-
tracts. A large amount Of vegetables have
been shipped to Butte lately.
The business and professional men Of
Butte have organised social club. with
Bill A. Clark o. President. The "lectures'
Of Mr.. CLARK on "The Experiences Of a
Yankee in Europe" are we'll worth the
price Of admission. Strangers, on visiting
Butte, should apply to the secretary Of the
club. for 4 card Of admission. Office on
the corner Of Main and Broadway streets.
We notice ny the last Madsso~ias that
q monument has been erected to the mem.
DRY Of Hon. Oscar A. Sedman, who was a
highly esteemed citizen Of Madison county.
tt Madisosias says: 1.-THE monument is
inc. Used and protected with a neat iron
fence, and Is an imposing and lasting men,
orial Of our departed legislator and fellow
citizen, who died in the discharge Of his
duties to his county AZ member Of the
last legislative assembly"
DIV. Triton, bookseller. printer and pub.
Usher at Virginia City, has just issued a
second edition of Prof. Dimsdale's hig hly
popular work "The Vigilantes Of Montana u
This book, which has been out Of print for
number Of years, had large sale all over
the country, and Is very interesting and
in the main reliable history Of the road
agents exploits In the pioneer days Of Mon
tana, giving an authentic account Of the
hanging Of many Of the desperadoes who
infested the Territory in early days.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

The Helena Herald says that there b 4
report tn circulation Of the Discovery a
new placer diggings In the Crazy Woman
Mosntains, between the Mvsselssell and
Yellowstone rivers. These mountains
have been we'll known for ten years o. b.
ing the receptacle az mineral opposite
tin, lead and silver, with the associated orea
having been found there before. These
placer mines are situated between the Amer
lean Fork Of the Musselshell and Big Tim
Der Creek Of the Yellowstone. The re.
cent discovery of placers, together: with the
coal deposits IL the Musselshell, win b
the means of opening up that section o.
Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
ApI4QVAKR m ooDEss.

W. doae heve any sarthquskes In Dp.
!oa but they d down 1t Ogden n the r..
Sowsng tom the Rzaf OF ne 9Th int. viil
ehow: ..Les. evening, At 1--we minutes n:
oeloes. very psrceptible shock Of
ss. nnqSsts vas telt In Ogden. At J. 8.
s = Cos lew:lsy store . number ol
e .., wese sts.eed ond large hooking
e ~ - wn'cn was hanging On the south side
o. sne store, swung backward and forward
soo a e;sns inches on each side Of IT, prop.
light also swayed 10 and 10 q seve,si nehes
R1ss a IN sown. AZ Pes6le's drug saose,
NkseIs sso!e and several olhes places the
Indicating jar firm the east 10 The Ssst i
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
1HAvHnRHEAD COUNTY, =
211oUxoW. M TU@10
(uDADQ1Aal

+ The TRIBUNE Office received returns
from all the precincts In Beaveshead Coun'
u, but not In time 10 give them In tabular
nr.n this week. When the Official canvass
is made . table giving the vote q eacl,
precinct will be published.
The Official canvass will not materially
change the following majorities:
Delegate to Congress-Botkin, Rep,
i3o majority over Maginnis, Dem.
:District Attorney-Burleigh, Rep, az
majority over Edwards, Dem.
Councilman-White, Rep, so7 majority
over Browne, Dem. -
Representatives, full vote-C1utter, Rep,
$50; Parfet, Rep, sos; Schmalhausen,
s Dem. ~ *. J.sso0'' De"' oa'' The two
Sheriff Reinhardt Rep, ago majority
over Dempsey, Dem.
" Clerk and kecorder-McCough, Dem,
81 majority over Cook, Rep.
Treasurer-Metlin, Rep, s. majority
over Hardisty, Dem.
Probate Judge-Wins, Rep, 40 major.
ity over nafkley, Dem.
Commissioner, reported vote Hark'
ness, Rep, $50; Wells, Rep, s7o; Rote,
Dem, e39; Barrett. Dem, ~. The two
AoMesoO- WuusS NePr AZ ueJOSSy
over Craeter, Dem.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Cannon, Rep, III majority over McCar-
thy, Dem.
Coroner-Hirschma,,, Rep, ITO majori.
ty over Thomson, Dem,
Surveyor-Poindexter, Dem, 81 majori.
IT, over Hardy, Rep.
The Republicans elect their Councilman,
one Representative, Sheriff, Treasurer,
Probate Judge, one Commissioner, Asses.
sor, Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and Coroner.
THE Democrats elect one Representa-.
tive, one Commissioner, the Clerk and Re.
corder and Surveyor.
The vote of the county is reported al
l,I62. At the county seat election the vote
was 1868. At the election in 1880 the
vote was 1,4ao Comparing the vote fo'
Delegate to Congress Of 1880 with that 81
1881 there has been Republican gain Of
about $50 votes.
Note.-The vote on Commissioners Is a,
near correct as we were able to get and the
official canvass may change the vote. Or
all other candidates the vote is regarded Al
being SO nearly correct that the official can
vass will make no material change.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
lGONTANA's PROsPERIrY.

In an article In Robert E. Stahorn's Neau
West for October we find the following
"Montana's record for 1881 will be 4 superb
one. With an increase Of some ago miles
Of railroad. opening to occupation the rich.
est mineral, pastoral, forest and agricultu.
raj lands Of the Territory; with an increase
during the year Of 1900 permanent resi-.
dents, and a thorough peace established
among the red men, Montana has In twelve
months secured that for which she has
vainly struggled for twenty years. This
year the giant Territory produces nearly
100000 worth Of bullion, markets near
" 5000 head Of cattle snd 100000
pounds Of wool. The harvests have been
abundant and prices better than for years
Some 10000 acres have been ADDED to the
cultivated area"
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
THE UTAH AND NoRrHERN,

The Utah and Northern is now running
regular trains between Deer Lodge and
Butte. making connections with through
trains At Silver Bow Junction. The rails
are being laid to the mouth of the Little
Blackfoot, At which point ground has heeu
occurred for tive depot and yards Of the com.
pany. The Utah and Northern h ds,lnR 4
very large business In bringing freight Into
Montana, and much AZ The time this yesy
the carrying capacity oh the road has Been
crowded to handle the freight The recen,
opening Of the Oregon Short Line from
Granger to Pocstello has relieved the Utah
and Northern considerably, - al the sup
plies and building material used In the con
struction west Of American Falls 10 nov
cent over this new Ilne. 500 .-.--..--..
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
0A3p8TS.

The largest and most elegant atock n
E.xnainstsf, Moqvette, Velvet English
Body, Tapestry, Three Plv and Ingram,
together with full lines a medium and low
priced standard ysadss of Carpets, Curtains
and Hoass Furnishing goods In the Terri
tnry now on exhibition 1t lowest prices At
Sands 4 Boyce's, Butte City, NJ. T.
Orders will receive prompt Alteration.
md satislaction guaranteed.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
DEER Lodge.

Advices from Deer Lodge county give
the following majoritie.:
Botkin, rep. TOO majority.
Sheria-McM Masters, DEM, elected.
Treasurer-Humher, DEM, Q majority. :,
Clerk and Recorder-Ward, DEM, 81 ma.
Probate Judge-Emerson, rep, ,79 ma.
jority. -. -. ......--.
Assessor-McQu Question. rep, l43 mai.
School Superintendent-Catlin, rep, 4,
majority. .
/, Commasaaoner--tielm.ds m, 40 majority
The Democrats elscted all other candi.
dates on their ticket.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

Reported Majorities i'm the Counties Of the
Territory.
SILVER BOW.

The returns Of Silver Bow county indi.
cate the following result; Botkin has ga
majority. Witter, rep, 10 elected to the
Council by small majority. George w
Irwin, rep, Is elected Sheriff. WEIGH, DEM,
ia elected Treasurer by over Goo majority
Clark, DEM, far Clerk and Recorder has q
good sized majority. Knox, rep, has over
thirty majority Maillet, dem, Il supposed
to be elected Assessor. Kessler, rep.
il elected county Commissioner. Mantle,
Medlin and O'Grady, republicans, arr eiec.
It'd Representatives. Butte City's vote
WA l.730.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

A slight snow storm reminds US that
winter is coming.
The election Ia over and now let W all
shake hands and quit.
On the morning after election Dillon
was foil Of ''tired" men.
The Governors Thanksgiving Procla.
nation will be found In another column.
The TRIBUNE returns thanks to friends
at the different precincts throughout the
county for sending election returns IN.
Some of 'em had to re beaten. They all
couldn't get there. Peace on earth and
good will toward the defeated 10 some con.
ISOLATION, anyhow.
We learn from the Ogden Pilot that
there has been reduction In the passenger
rates from Franklin, Idaho, and all points
north Of there to Butte.
The chesa players Of Dillon will meet
some evening next week At the Office Of the
Railway passenger depot for the purpose
Of organising Dillon Chess Club.
The Republicans are feeling good over
the result In Beaverhead County, and the
Democrats are consoling themselves that 4
small share Il better than no share At all.
The vote on last Tuesday shows tina,
Beaverhead County Is Republican, and tina,
the Democratic who are elected owe their
election to Republican friends scratching in
their favor.
The Singer Sewing Machine Company
ID about TO establish an Office on Helena
street, near Kirkpatrick store. Messrs
Butts & Drake, builders, have the contract
to erect the building.
The new St. James Episcopal Church Il
completed. A note from Rev. Mr.. Prout
At Virginia City, says that the new church
viii be opened on Sunday, November 10th
-one week from toimorrOw.
There viii &c Servlces 1t Grace Metho
dist Episcopal Church tomorrow, Sunday
ut the usual hours nnorningand evening
Revs. Duncan and Stavton will conduct thu
services. All ase invited 70 attend. :.
The NevtAnsst. says that Messrs. Joslyr
& Morse, forwarders, have their platform
q Deer Lodge station, covering an area q
AVIS feet, about completed. Their freigh
house, 3ox6o will be speedily erected.
Dillon will be provided with Methods
pastor from this time forward. Rev. MI
Ssayton, eona Havse De Grass, Maryland
1arstved during tho past~seek and will TAXI
charge Of the Dillon circuit in the future
The vote Tor County Commissioners
close. Mr.. Rnte. of Glendale. h elected
! but between M. Harkaess. of Red Rock
i ssd M. Wells, o. Glsadale, both Repub
oiesns, IT'S cloee call. BY the vote as re
ported Hardness h four ahead.
A dispatch from Ogden received on las
Thursday evening brought the sad new
lhet 1tlle Mary, daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
John r. Bishup had died from pneumoni
tat thae place. In their affection Mr.. and
Mrs. Bishop have the sympathy Of larg
circle of frSends.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

To any person desiring 10 subscribe "a
Demorests Magazine rare inducenent b
olterrd, as Will be seen BY setsrring to the
prospectus published on the first page ol
to-days paper. Demorest's Monthly Maya,
xlne is conceded to be the model magazine
Of the world. By special arrangement
the TRIBUNE and Magazine will be fur.
ni.heo to subscribers at $3.50 per year, pay
able In advance. Read the prospectus and
see the liberal terms offered.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

MY wife was In bed two years with
complication Of disorders her physicians
could not cure, when was led to try Par.
kers Ginger Tonic. 1t was big success.
any woman.-.R. R., Buffalo.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

A dispatch from Benton Gays that Ma.
ginnis' majority will be 900 In the county.
The county Democratic ticket IL elected BY
large majority.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

me delicate, aowery and lasting ia.
s"ee q F!oreston Co.ogne explains Why
u" soch . hvortte with the ladies.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
MEAGHER,

1t Is claimed that Maginnis will have
over 1870 majority. Whole county Demo.
cratic ticket elected.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
D1LEoATE 10 coxoRrsa

Below We give the latest reported major.
ttse tor boektn and Maginnis. Botkin car.
ried seven counties. Maginnis carried 6vs
counties-three Of them Northern Paci6e
railway counties. The following l. the II.
test reports Of majorities:
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

The celebrated Henry Clay Cigar, imported and
domestic, ut Eastman's.
Genuine Key wess Cigars, 6ssi II the land. a
Eastsnan's.
Jurt receivcd.-A fresh lot Of FiAed Star Cigars,
At Eastmao's.
Plug Chewing and Smoking Tobaccc, ull kinds
and brands, ut Eastman'a.
>>ee~>~eee~NaeNN>sNsNN
Cigarettes til you can't rest. ut '.:'stman's.
~~~~ee~>NeN~~~e~>es
Examine the Pocket Knives ut Eastman's
Meesschaum goods, warranted cheap and good,
At Eastnan'a.
The Fixed Star g knes than silk Try one and be
oonvineed-Fov sale Ut Eastman's.
I A Ave esat essf sssi ese's s. seat. can be found
at Eassmans.
Everything in the smoking line except brick
chimney, can be hought cheap Ut 8asaaaan's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
LEWIS AND CLARKE.

The returns 1t Helena indicate that Bot.
kin carried the county by nearly 500 una.
jos1ty
On the county ticket Roberts for Treas.
urer and Totten for Clerk, Democratic, are
elected.
The Republicans elect the balance Of the
county ticket.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
SANDS . BoYCE, n BUTTE,

SANDS . DOYCE, e BUTTE,
Are making Maeni6csnt
DA01910y 01 1A00 ooo<10s
Consisting at Fall Novelties
In Dress Fabrics,
Cosnbination Dress Goods.
Lovely New Neckwear,
Fine Dress Trimmings
Novelties in Fine Buttons,
Fine Fancy Hosiery and Gloves,
observation-disclosures and Suit Department
"A general Invitation IL extended to the Pub.
Goods. SANDS 4 BOYCE,
Main Street, Butte City.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
TOWN LOTS ron RALR.


LVIo NO. - aed % % Alock No. r. IN nillo,
= tS tastAss Information cali NJ IN ~
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

Miles City reports $40 majority Tor Ma.
ginnis, and that the entire county will In.
crease It to 1000 majority. Burleigh, rep,
for District Attorney, runs ahead OF his
ticket. County Democratic ticket elected
By heavy majorities.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

John H. Brundage, 1t Baassnaps saoss. shssijaa.
10 the auhtosixed axsnt Of the TnlpUNE 10 receive
Subscriptions, advertising aad joh work, aud to
eeipt for I'll money due this oGSee.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
DAWSON.

Dawson county gives Maginnis 4as ms
jority. A clean sweep for the county Dem.
ocratlc ticket.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

Montana bred, the best in the Territory Price Goo
TO 41S.@ c & Fl. EDWARDS.
Red Bluffs, Mont. l37-4o
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

CHoTEAU,

Botkin's reported majority over 100, and
the county ticket divided.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

RlSAOP.-At Ogden, Utah, November 9Th, 'SSs OF
dipthesia, Many. second daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
jobs =. 0shop. Of Beavsrhead Valley.
'SxGss little eAiIdren to come unto me and fosbd
then nols for Of sseh 10 the Kingdom Of Heaven.
Tia Raaeral win take place this. Saturday. morn
fisnds q dc isa,iiy are invited TO attend.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

Mrs. n. A. Diaglsy, has removed her seoek a
Millinery and Faaey Dry Gooday b he ftoae recn
at he D0loa Hote, wheis Will b rseeivea, weekly,
new invcicss d ~ latest stylss - soasoo.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

will he there, In Glendale, with an entire new
the photos. ct all the candidates and eectioneerers
that may call on me- In style, that Is required, in
the art, and second to III the Territory. Don't
fail tn call and see for yourselves. Will re open
the first of November.
I'LL. NESBrrr,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
0ALLATlN.

Bozenan gave Botkin l46 majority, witt
less that 100 majority In the county. Or
the county ticket It IL claimed that q par
Ut both tickets Is elected.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11
MADISON

Virginia City tie between Botkin and
MaEinnis. The county gives Botkin 4
majority, estimated At IS.
On the county ticket we have no report,
except from Sheridan and Twin Bridges
These precincts together give Republican
maioriiies.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

soo barrels Of keatucky Whales In
bond. by L. c. Fyhrie 4 Co.
If you want any pure California
Wines, call at L. G. F. h Co.'S.
0oo. 600 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in few days,
1t L. c. Fyhrie & Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-11-11

Dillon, Mcntxna. Nov. 4, 1854, 10 MT
and Mrs. Geo. II. Savage. . daughter.