The Dillon tribune., 1882-01-21
a,,rAyINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

Ogden Herald: Two horses are reported
| .o have frozen to death little south OF
Salt Lake City, Friday morning
Laramie Boomerang: Cattle men are
;ubilaut. They say that the season has
now 50 far advanced that the weather cou'a
not come so cold or remain long enough
to cause loss to their herds.
Blacktoot Register: We are informed
that Mr.. Samu,il Holt, OF the firm OF Be-
bee, Ferris 4 Holt, has purchased the tor
wartIipg business of Sebree, Ferris 4 White
at thi, PLACE and will conduct the business
personally next season.
Winnemucca Silver State: News comes
from Big Meadows, New, that cattle are
diving there OF Some disease similar to the
blacklee. 1t first appeared among the
calves early last fall, and now 1t is among
older cattle, several Of which have died.
Ogden Herala: The present cold spell
has already made itself painfully felt. Fri
day afternoon little boy Of Mr.. NJ. ]. Con-
way, of the w. U. Tel. CO., aged about two
wears. went out without any covering for
his hands, and when he got into the house
again the poor little fellow had all his fin.
gers frozen to the knuckle.
S. L. Tribune: In all the body scratching
panics in various parts Of the world, we
have not vet seen any threat to steal the
bones of Brigham Young. Is this because
they have already been stolen and sold, or
because the grave robbers shrewdiy suspect
that the present avaricious head Of the
Mormon outfit would not pay cent 10 re.
deem them?
S. l.. Tribune: On Sunday night a
brother Of Jacob Huesler, the gun maker,
attempted to reach his lone in the Second
ward and got lost He finally fell in one Of
the bitches and was 50 badly stunned that
he remained there some time insensiblr.
On his recovering from his stupor he
made his way home, but was SO badly fro.
zen that he died within two hours.
Benton Records: Black Weasel, the Pie
gan warrior who led the war party that
killed Malcomb Clark on the Pricklv Pear,
is still alive and is now a petted Indian
Policeman Of Major Young's. He has
changed his name to the Mountain Chief,
and is powerful and dangerous Indian.
Many Of Nalcomb Clark's old time friends
would like to see Mr.. Weasel brought to
Benton.
Blackcoo Register: The terrible cold
weather for the past two or three days has
caused delay in all the trains Broken
rails are found quite often, and great care
has to be taken TO avoid accidents. Only
one accident has occurred as vet; several
cars ON train No. 6 were ditched on Thurs
day night near Hampton. The passenger
train did not arrive Yesterday morning un-
til after - o'clock, and was nearly four
hours late this morning.
The Bismarck zyibnne SAYS there were
thirty six registered packa ses in the mail
that was stolen at G'endivc on the ,'h. Of
January. Tiev were from Miles City
Fort Keogh, Etchrta', (ou!son, Canyon,
and other points in Montana. No cl,,. can
be found to the robbers. The general
mail was not disturbed-onlv registered
letters. y few were torn open, bu. evil
IDENTITY the robbers didn't have time To go
through the whole.
Logan Leader: son January 9TH. tht. d,v
following our last snow storm. Il dreadful
catastrophe happened in Richmond can.
yon John a. and Anton k"nsen, brothers,
were ut work in the carvon. when they
were buried in a snowslii-. Their bodies
wers soon recovered. Nr. w H. Olsen,
Of Richmond, hr'h an autopsy ard found
that death resulted from as"hvxia (>mo,h-
ering) caused bv being buried un',cr the
snow. There was also con>iflcrah!. Spinal
conclusion"
The Grand 1urv Of Waslor county.
/ New, in their report submitted on TUESDAY,
declared that thev have been unable. "i,,
find indictments for the selling y. furnish
ing of Intoxicating liquors tn Ir,'iars." to
which thew add: ave would recommend
that drunken Indians, uror their arrest h,
confined closely unon n low diet until they
state where tf'v obtained their t'rink. and
a strenuous effort he mad, tr obtain CON
victiuns through their testimony, Nv the.
! State law Indians are mad competent wit
nrsS.S."
| Og''rr Herald: Mr.. $:ar,nel Benson,
! superintendent Of the mining machine nv
for the Union Pacific Il. r Co, lies in :,
prtcarions condition at Evanston. About
two weeks a''o he met with a severe acct;
dent at thn Grass Creek Coal Mine, near
| Coa'vi''e, Summit County, "'';'., ri,,i,,w
on car his head WIS str,,"k and TERRIBLY
bruised aud rut hv projecting object
! DR. White, Of this city vert .n Evanston
the other dav, to consult with i,r. Church.
i'll. Of that town, in relation =, the cDS..
HOPES are still entertained that Mr., Benson
will recover
:. T. Chornirle: One month since Potter
NcQn""n moved TO Stoch ton from his ;.,r,,,
somH distance away, hrin"iny tho loml,
cat tied up in a sark. Two DAYS later prss
d'SanheHrad t'"m her ne" home. \ wre,;
ago those who hid rrnlnine. on the firm
SAW her coming np the road, tired out and
81 ernaciatrd that s'>, rnuli hardly vn|l
" WIS evident that 81" hal Travelled ar,>t
MI the way t'"'n Stockton, picking VI, her
''F'nI AMI f hing hv Of dogs. and otbe,.
enemies. TIL" trim however, cost her
lie, n>, no."i'i,s'nn1in. NIL the care tina,
could be bestowed u>on her. she soon died
Ogden Herald: Some time sirc, ",
gave an account OF the shooting Of :, mc.
nrn'a HEX, wv a vouny fellow noncJ
MeeAcr, IN The Bear Rivsr country. II;cl
isaH rer" clos" call. hut recovered,
Me"ker who is only turned srventcrn
years Old, has been tried at Evenston. for
'ssu't with iHtrnt TO c,anmit murder, and
acquitted lie informs the Uintah Ch;sc
."'p that he had two l,rnthers killed ~. |
Indians in Crow Greek valley, Utah. las,
spring and th't AGENT M"eker. vhn ,.,'
s''led in the White River massacre o,m,,t
TWO wears ago was his uncle.
Benton Record: George Converse hot
Ter known about town as SUNDAY" ,,;e,,
t",oav at noon in Tiernev's saloon. Th,sa
who saw him half asleep on a bench IN w.,
room supposed h. was only ,,ru,L Wv
nsual-until his saSr> and croars shovel
nm 70 ne diving man. Before the toc,or