The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
District Comt, at this place. sets next

District Count, at this place. sets next
Tuesday.
The usual number Of comic valentine,
we're distributed Tuesday.
Mr.. George Lewis Of Twin Bridges
called on Us Tuesday morning.
The coach from the north arrived Thurs
dav .nNniny but brought no mail
Mrs. p. q. Neil and her sister Dena
Erick SON departed for visit to Utah the
FIRST Of this week.
Mr.. VIM. Thompson, Of Butte. called on
Us Sunday. Mr.. T. arrived from Virgiri
On his way to Butte.
Mr.. Phil Thorpe sold iSs head Of mutton
sheep last week, to . Butte butcher.
Price $4n' per head.
The consideration in the sale Of ]. S.
ranch tc John F. Bishop an
last week was $3.50.
The later Mcssknss Fverssas has again
hands. Mr.. George w. Carlton,
having recently leased that paper.
We verify believe our town for its size
can boast Of more dogs and dirtier streets
than any other burg in the territory.
Thursday morning the engine gave two
or three .sxtsa sneaa, causing some Of osr
citisess d run In search of the second fire.
With the opeains Of spring We hope
to sec osr citiseas blasting shade trees.
nothing 'nskesa P'see more eeantifal cr
attractive. = i .-
Mr.. VIM. Orr arrived home from the
east on Tuesday last. We understand an
operation has been performed on his can.
Ger with gratifying sesults.
The Salt Lake TSiJsse says that $1,000
IN mutilated, fifty cent pieces have been
recently shipped to Salt Lake and disposed
Of to the Chinese laundry linen.
The school, At this place. has closed for
two weeks. to admit of finishing the
Court House, and holding court, the one
building being used for both purposes.
Yesterday the usual festivi,ies attending
'China New Years" began. Ah Wing.
our Chinese laundry man. left some Of the
sweets at the TRIBUNE office to be sam
Piled.
Mr.. A. S. Rife has exchanged his livery
stable, in town. with Mr.. Chas Biiven, for
a ranch, to which he has removed with his
family. Mr.. Blivin has moved to town
and taken charge Of his new property.
We this week insert the al. Of Messrs.
Wilson Y Rote, the new mercantile firm OF
Glendale. We cannot but think that a
firm, with two such thorough business
gentlemen at its head, ], certain to meet
With success.
We notice the genial phiz Of MIR. Phil
LoyeI again on our streets. Mr., L. ia
just returned from an extended tour en-
bracing ".f'nerica" ana the land OF his
nativity -"n-rry England" \ pleasant
trip he had save and except the Jonah like
fracas which occurred on the deep, deep
blue sea. i- reports III: Q .:c., we'll and
right glad " So lin.
Ds.aorrsf for March has charming IL.
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A correspondent writing Com Eagle
Rock to tine BlAckiuot Register SAYS: ~
new Improvement in headlights for engines
Is being attached to all engines. Il consists
OF thick curtain; that by turniu. crank
| can be let down in front OF the light in q
! Ia,
When two trains ARE to mes, at 4 eide track
the one ON the side track viii turn down
the c::rtAin, tiil.'. tn: light, WIZ every.
thing is all right Tor the Opposite train Ia
pass. 4 new styl. vi headlight, which J.,
,nucl, more convenient for lighting, viii b.
used as last as new On,s are ord red.
The filing OF the ice house, under the
supcrvisio, OF Ro sd:nastcs PAYNE, was
completed Thur'iay evening. Four hun.
drcd tons Oi as handsome. ice Us vas ever
cut was put up it, ..t tiv. DAYS tine. /,
| was taken from the river at lie Bend load
cd on cars and hauled u miles.
Charey Warren Of Butte tells the follow
ing on Dave MckranCr whom he met il,
Chicago:
but ran across Dave McCranor in the
Palmer House. lie put on an awful lot o
dog, had q room on the sixtt Hour at dol.
lar duy, and looked as ii lie owned the
town. tie Gan spend less money and have
more style man amy man that ever was il,
Montana Territory. lie informed me il,
the Palmer House dining room one ,uorn
Ing that ne could get tirst.ciass breakfast
around the corner for fifteen cents.
Why, that man ought to have a medal
You know how easy it is to get u divorce
| in Chicago. Well. its because women i;y.
so expcnsivelv there, the courts take pity
on their husbands. Well Dave lived .
month ut the Palmer House, spor,ed around
town, got married, supported his wife. 20,
divorce and paid his wii.'s LAWYER. and
the whole racket only cost aim $751;"
Some party seems to be very much ar
fected at the doings in Montana Street, and
az his foul tongue Is not Tar reaching
enough, he mutt needs resort to paper
The talse and malicious insjnuatjons of IN.
gentleman-ah, excuse me, did say gen.
tleman, mean crank-open to view the
Clark chambersff his heart Black indeed
must be the heart that never throt,s with
higher and nobler impulses than black.
mailing the character Of hi> fellow crra.
tureS and that he does so continually. as !,
seems, with pleasure, IL vouched Tor. by
most Of billions business men. But is nCi
this ptnr miscreant almost As much to b..
pitied a. blamed? if his insinuations had
not been 30 personal, and other readers al
the TRIBUNE had known him as we'll ar
Dillon people, an answer to such false