The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-03-25

The Goodrich Hotel is the new sigr
on the hotel formerly called the Valley
House. Mrs. Goodrich, proprietress, is g
popular landiadv, widely known through
out the Territory.
a petition for the release of "Bish" Eos
ter and Wise Osborne has been circulated
and generally signed in Dillon. They are
confined in the county Jail for the non-pa
ncnt Of fine imposed in the District
Court at the term before the last one.
We learn that a large number Of the
mines Of Blue Wing, Bald Mountain and
Eikhorn Districts, in this county, are liable
to be bonded within short time. Many
OF these mines are valuable, ana with CAPT
tai to develop them would be paying bonan
zas.
l.. c. Fyhric. Co. will take advantage
of the double edition Of the TRIBUNE next
week, and tell the people Of Beaverhead
| County and Southwestern Montana, what
they are carrying IN store. Read their an
nounceinent and govern yourself accord.
ingly. .,.-....
The Shelton Silver mine, in the Elkhorn
Mining District, in.this county, was bonded
this week BY Tate Taylor attorney for Pres
Shelton, to J.. w. Marshall Of New York
| City, and P. J. Kelly of Lenhi County,
Idaho. The,inine is bonded for the sun,
Of $1,000.
Look out for the mammoth advertise
fnent of Sebree, Ferris & White, that will
appear in the double edition of next weeks
TRIBUNE. This firm will offer extraordi.
nary inducements to all who desire to p,ir.
chase wagons from the manufactures vi
the best makers. ..,
..s yu-..
Judge Conger, while temporarily filling
the bench for Judge Galbraith, Of Butte,
dispatched the business SO rapidly that
the West.Side lawyers were astonislrre::,
and the wide awake clerk uf that court ad.
ntted that our Judge was an ovcr.average
disposer Of complicated cases.
The party given at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. W. b. Carter, on last "Wednesday
evening, was onNhe occasion Of the tenth
birthday Of their daughter, Miss Edna. A
large number Of Miss Edna's young friends
were present and they passed pleasant
evening in merry amusement.
The Dillon Literary Club has postponed
its time OF dissolution until next Saturday
night-onr week from this evening. This
we presume, ia in order to prepare a touch
ing programme Of the death scene Of the
society, and to give the surviving members
a chance to 20 into mourning.
The debates at the meetings Of the Lit
erary Club are amusing and interesting. il
they are not instructive or ctiitying. En-
cellent rough and tumble talk Is displayed
in the debates, and Notwithstanding the die
ton ut the de,aters Is not always pure En-
glish 1t rartakes Of the logical.
The hes, kind Of reports Of the excellent
If (
at lleca City reach us. While the mines
are locking fir>trate and yielding an
abundance of ore daily, the furnaces ut
Glendale are running smoothly and rolling
ont base bullion by the car load.
A t.rribl. accd mt occurred on the
Northern Pacific railroad on last Wctlnes-
day al Sweet Brier, 10 miles west Of Bis.
marck. work train with 50 men on
board went through bridge, the cars fall.
ing about thirty feet. Nine men were
Killed and two seriously injured.
A Glendale Justice Of the Peace, while
in wrathy STATE. OF mind, dubbed the hon.
CRADLE Board OF County Commissioners as
1.-THE Third House Of the Montana L.-gis.
lature," on receiving q copy Of the petty
offences resolutions" passed by the Com.
missioners at their last meeting.
A Glendale correspondent says that the
subscription to buy the Butte lawyer who
once telegraphed home "I've nailed his
n'bs to the cross" new pair OF pants is
progressing finely. The correspondent adds:
"Ihe pair Of new trowsers will he present.
cd II he'll Dewitt no more again."
The foot race in the east end Of town
on last Thursday afternoon was very close.
The long legged man, although the fastest
runner, got scooped. His friends, having
faith IN his heetness, are willing to put up
plenty that he will win the next race,
which, il ~ said, Is to come off al no distant
day.
A letter from Junction, Eastern Idaho,
says that some IF the mining locations il,
the "Tex" district have been !. jumped" or
relocated. The writer expresses the opin
ion that the jumping will not stick, as the
ground had been properly represented nc.
cording to the requirements ri the mining
laws.
Proving up land and preemptiny is the
business now occupying the attention, OF a
number Of our ranchnen and settlers.
Land that a few years ago was considered
worthless Is eagerly sought after now, and
all the land in Beaverhead Valley, OF real
or prospective value, is being rapidly taken
up by loca,ors.
Immediately on the arrival of the Young
bachelor from Bannack in Dillon, une day
this week, he placed himself in the hands
Of his friends and intimate acquainta,,ces.
No harm betel the young man during hi,
stay IN town, and at no time vas it deemed
necessary to put a ,nuzzle on him to s,p
press his hil..rity.
They saw they have three daily news.
papers IN Butte. This may he SO, but We
do not get any OF til. IN ut this office. The
Salt l. Ike, o. .drn aud Helena daiies conn.
regularly. 1t there are anv daily uap..r,
published in Butte tine publishers should
make an effort to circulate their in this
section Of the Territory.
The bed OF Gra>>l,opper creek has never
been worked, to any extent, below Jerusa.
lem, Or above Bamnack, and TODAY. ii
opened, it would b.. the richest diyyinss In
Montana. 1t is probable that a New York
company, provided with powerful mining
machinery, will commence opening Grass.
hopper creek during the coming summer.
The following United States Grand Jur.
ors have been drawn from citizens of Bea.
ver'tad County to serve at the term Of the
United States Court for the First Judicial
District beginning at Bnzeman on the ard
Monday In next April: Gus. Graeter of
Isannack, 4. F. Foster Of Glendale, Pat
Dempsey If lsannack, Jos. A. Browne OF
Glendale, K. Z. Thomas Of Glendale. and