The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-11-04
elHANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

The new fruit cannery located at Cotton
CAL, has capacity Of 5000 cans per Day
A water company with a capital of $500
COO, has been formed at Boise City, !. l.
The keeper Of a tollgate near Galena' l.
r.. few DAYS ago absconded with about
$l,7oo, the receipts Of sixsweeks.
An Arizona miner named Sam Morrison,
drank large quantity Of ammonia by mis-
take and died from the effects Of It.
The winter has fairly set in in the Wood
River country, and the cold Is 80 intense
that prospecting has been abandoned
Tie cutting on Wood river has been sus,
pended and most Of the force employed
above Bellevue have been moved furthe.
up the line to the tie camps on crooked
river.
A six.year.old son of Charles White OF
Wasco county, Or, while hunting nuts IN
the woods last Sunday got lost, and snow
storm coming up, the little fellow per'shed
tiom cold.
A flour mill is to be erected ut Genesee,
W.T.. The bonus the farmers offered tor
the mill was $4,000 in coin, 5000 bushels
of wheat and two and one.half acres OF
decided land.
Pilot: There is man In Ogden who is
s /, tall that when he goes out on the street
he has to take a man, six feet high, along
to tell him what is going on down on the
street be meath him.
The suit Of Reavs, for title to 3,4oo,ooo
acres Of land in Arizona, is on trial II, the
Probate Court at Stafford, in that Territory,
and the case is causing much uneasiness
among the settlers.
HALEY Times: Prospectors from the
Sawtooth range say that over 100 bears
must have been killed in the range this
summer, within radius Of twenty miles OF
Galena, ,Sawtooth and Vienna.
Frank Cowing, convict in the E'ko
county New Jail, was furnished an a"S"r
bv confederate recently, with wnicn ne
bored all around the lock OF the Jail door,
removing it entirely. lie escaped, and has
rot vet been recaptured.
The shipments of metals from SAT- l.
during the week ending October eoth "
priscd forty four cars Of bullion, ~ 90.
pounds; one car copper matte, 1873
pounds, and tour cars fore, Ils.3So' hos'
making total of forty nine cars, az esat'
ing l,l3S47S pounds.
At Malad, Idaho, recently Michael
Mooney was sentenced to be hanseu ",
December Sth. 1882, for the murder OF joel
llink|ey. at Franklin, one year ago. H'nK,
lev was the station agent OF the Utah ana
Northern. and was murdered in an attempt
to rob on the part Of Mooney ana associate
The cold weather in the Wood River
country is driving the prospectors GOWN
from the mountains along with deer, bear
and other rowing creatures. The prospect
ors 20 into towns, while many OF the tour'
legged ramblers, not only 60 INTO tne
towns, but also into the pots OF the c't'~e"S
thereof.
General Terry is convinced, from his sue
cess In working the northern Cheyenne
Indians on their farms Until they are sell,
supporting. that this is the correct way OF
disposi,.p of the Indian question. On tnese
farms the men are manly, the women
chaste, and all are anxious that tne'r c"''o'
rem shall be educated like the Whites
Bellevue, (Idaho) Sun, a6th: The people
on the upper part Of the river are OUT Oh
supplies and are actually threatened WIN .
famine. Notwithstanding the late ta,r
weather, no one in Galena or oa~too.''
has received any supplies. SO say Patus,s Pa,''
just from there. If the present .ovey
weather continues, the impending 'a"'"e
will be avoided.
The Eureka Sentinel says: How many
miners have missed their fortune oy rev
feet. The body Of ore found near the a.
bion hoisting works YESTERDAY Is w"s
twenty-five feet Of the Uncle sam s"a't
which Rose and others sunk without gee
ting any adequate returns tor tne" 'sco
twenty-five feet further down the hill they
would probably have been made rich a