The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-07-15
aLBANiNGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

HALEY Times: a S1PdY wip livse h
Bellevue is raisingtT3 ,9itb1nb 4wRH II,
feeding bottle. CAe tf AAe kittens b@irf
somewhat stronger and more aggressive
than the other, generally takes the bottle
away. = ~ =, +
The Scott Valley News Of Fort Jones
says that the Umatilla Indians, Of Oregon,
are becoming more selfrcliant every year.
At present they have $4,000 acres Of land
under cultivation. They have -four and
saw mill. thresters, reapers and other agrir
cultural implements. -
On Monday last an old lady Of Is years,
living near Walh's station, California, in
trying to- catch 4 horse got her hand en-.
tangled In the halter. She was dragged
about seventy five yards, and death result.
ed from wounds on the head and loss Of
blood.
The Wood River N*ns' says: Stay
away. We hear Of thousands On dhe tqadte
Wood River, packing stheir blankets and
begging their way. Better keep out You
try with by fall"
At the San Jose, Cal, Fruit Packing
Factory, l76 hands are employed canning
cherries 0f which nearly IooyOoo cans have
been put up their during this season. At
the Golden Gate Factory nearly goo hands
are employed on the same fruit. Over
10000 cans have been put w al the latter
place during the year. = ! E,T "
The two horse thieves who rubbed Cap.
tain Corcoran and NJ. Buckner, at Port.
land, Oregon, Of four horses and who had a
6.vhA ,a,1Hts khnfo a. Mn11a1l0 Tre-
ners, were surrounded on the lst, six miles
from Salem by Nap Marin and John Tai.
bott Of Oregon CITY and Marion county
farmers. One Of the robbers was killed
and the other was fatally wounded. Both
The Senate Committee on Indian Affair.
has reported favorably on the Bill which
recently passed the House, to.acccpt and
ratify an agreement with the Shoshont
and Bannack Indians for the sale Of por
tion Of their reservation IN Idaho Territory
required for the use Of the Utah & Northern
Railroad, and to make the necessary ap
preparations for carving out the same.
Ruth Hollingsworsh, alias Dolly Daven
port, died in house ON East Temple street
opposite the Walker House, Salt Lake, te
| Gently. The cause Of her demise was at
overdose Of morphine, administered by hel
own hand. 1t appears that the deceased
had been ailing for some time and WA
attended bv two physicians. She hat
been In the habit Of using the drug +
ameliorate the more distressing symp
toms Of her complaint, and this time has
taken too much. Deceased belonged I,
the desa ssosds and was ~ years Of age.
A l6-year. old century plant near Salinas
Cal, Is now In full bloom. Three week
ago the plant was only five or six feet high
but II Is IS feet high now. About four fee
Of the top is solid mass Of fiowyrs.'
| In blasting rock on the railroad, .nea
Cayuse Station, Umati.la county, Oregon
a nest Of snakes was disturbed. After on
blast no less than $50 rattlesnakes wer
counted among the debris, not counting
detached pieces.
The Reno Gazette says a man caught
sixteen.pound trout at Pyramid Lake
few DAYS ago. Inside the trout was fou
pound sucker, and IN the sucker was ha
pound chub. In the club WAS nothin
but worries. Later they were all found i'
side Of q man.