The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-16
aLEANlNGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

aLEANlNGs FROM the ROCKIES.
Trains now run to Williams, on the AT.
lanttc = Pacific Railroad, sixty.fve miles
from Prescott.
Twenty-Five people, men, women and
the Santa Cruz Valley, A. r.
The old bachelor who runs the HALEY
{ldaho) ziases, 10 trying to coax New Eng.
land girls 10 emigrate to Wood River, 10
become the wives q lonely nee, like him.
self Il,
Served him right. Tie HALEY News
aays: "'rhere was nan, not lar frot,,
Bellevue, yesterday, caught beating his
wife, and q surptse party ducked him In
Wood River"
The Winnsmucca (Nevr) Silver State
says that Montana vigilance committee
postponed lynching tor two hours to al.
low the victim to share In . rattle 1t.
which he had chance.
The Puget Sound sawmills shipped to
foreign ports last month little over &.
100000 feet Of lumber, valued Ut $6o, ,4s,6.
Shipments coastwise Aggregated about 2o,.
ooo,ooo feet during the month.
Mr.. Ainslie, Delegate to Congress from
Idaho, IL making efforts 1t Washington
to have the Fort Hall Indian Reservation
opened 10 settlement by the whites. His
efforts are said IT, bid fair to prove success.
tul.
The Santa Barbara, Cal, /sdetesdsss
says that Walter Steele, Y Young man en-.
ployed In the Queen Cit apiary, on the
summit, while loading some bra>s shells
tor his rifle, was badly injured by the ex.
plosion Of one Of them.
The Salt Lake Herald says that the
present condition Of Utah l. very prosper.
ous. 1t calls attention to the fact that the
present prosperity 10 the result vi patient
toll and labor and not Of speculation. The
harvests this year are abundant
The LdaAo Wo,Ia says that man named
Griffith was killed recently while working
at the windlass at the Muldoon mine al
Wood River. A rock rolled down thu
mountain, striking him on the head ant
crushing the skull. He died tive next dav.
Shoshone City, Idaho, has led off with ;
murder. Two railroad graders quarrelee
over a bottle of whisky, and one cut thu
jugular vein Of the other, killing him In
stantly. The murderer fled and has no
been captured, although the officers ar.
pursuing him.
The Rev. B. F. Kames, formerly cir
cult preacher Of Washington county, Iowa
went to Arizona and bought SOac OF land
A silver mine has been discovered on i
that pays $26o to 5000 per ton. lie is nov
estimated to be worth all the way from $:3,
100000 to $2ooooooo.
The Vienna (Idaho) Reporter says tina
paving bar diggings have been found re
Gently on the middle fork of Salmon rive
about fifty miles below Stoddard's camI
and eighty miles from Cape Horn. Th'
stampeders. 20 to Stoddard,s camp. ane
from there'down the river. la.-',r
A few days ago, in Snake River, Idaho
County, John Reynolds, brother.in.Iaw o
old lin Baker, accused man named Lid
neer OF stealing \ pair ot boots. Eiar
words followed, and finally Lancer wen
out, got a gun, came back and shot Rey
nolds in the back, killing him.
Walla Walla L'nis., August 3lst: ON
thousand Italians arrived on the l+th, a
the railroad grading camp. miles below
Belleville, under Captain fitzpatrick, con
tractor On account Of the lava and dus
the Irish workers have been let out ant
their places filled with Italians. Abou
3cp Of Kilpatrick's men went into Bellevue
Saturday evening and made lively work
taking the town BY force.
According to the Virginia C4,o"'c'
these are the things to which Nevada ma.
noint with pride: Nevada has some thing
to be proud Of. She Ii the only State II
the Union which does not share IN tn
River and .iarbor steal; she is the or'l'
State in the Union in which men engages
in unskilled labor are paid enough to en-
able them TO live respectfully; she Is IN
only State In the Union in which no re'ig
ious weekly is published.