The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-07-29
GLEANINas FROM THE ROCKIES.

A l6.year.old boy named VIII Watson,
recently killed cinnamon bear in Straw.
berry Valley, on the Carson & Placerville
road.
The grand total Of receipts Of bullion
and ore by the banks Of Salt Lake, reported
for the week ending July clst, aggregates
$1o9,oss.6s. This does not include the
Ontario.
From a quartz ledge not ten miles from
Placerville, Cal, during four days Of last
week, 81 ounces Of gold, valued at $i,ioo
was crushed out in an ordinary prospect.
ing hand.mortar.
Mcknight Bros, Of Lima county, Ore.
gon, lately sheared five sheep that averaged
a little over twenty pounds to the fleece.
One Spanish merino ram clipped l+H
pounds for which the owner received $3.50.
The longest line of fence IN the world Is
In the course Of construction across the
Texas Panhandle into New Mexico, to
stop cattle from wandering too far north.
ward. The fence will be over 200 miles
long.
An Indian, who was riding on the Carson
and Colorado Railroad recently, fell of at
Dayton, New, and was run over. He lay
four days without any treatment, and when
the authorities were informed OF his mis-
fortune he was dying.
The inmates of the Insane asylum at Re-
no, Nevada, enjoyed dance few evenings
ago. Some Of the most violent patients
participated and no disorderly con.
duct ,narred the pleasure Of the evening
This is little more than can be said Of all
dances.
A young tramp. ten wears Of age, arrived
at Alma, Santa Clara county, Cal, one day
last week, and took the contract to make
the Chinese CO. He set fire to wash
house, and was proceeding to further de.
vastation when he was arrested and sent to
the Orphans Home.
We learn from the Dutch Flat (Cal.
Times that everything is favorable for rich
DRIFT diggings In John iickey's mine a
that place. Quite an excitement wa
caused in the Flat when the news became
current. The bedrock In the mine, repor
says, is covered with gold.
| Laramie Times: Laramie ALWAYS die
have the name Of being able to produc'
more lies and scandal to the cubic yar'
than any other city in the West; but thing
are becoming a little ton rough whe'
Young men give themselves up to this any
thing at all manly pastime.
The Los Angeles zIsses Of the 10Th inst
: : saws: A lady living in this city was horr'
!, fec Yesterday by seeing a halfgrown tar
antula walking across the sitting-roor
floor, where her baby had just been playing
As soon she could recover from her ne'
vousness she dispatched the hairy monster
S Denver is just now enjoying the bene
e fits Of low rates Of fare and fast time 10 tn
! East. The most noted reduction OF tim
t is made by the Union Pacific lightning ex
e press to Kansas City, which now leave
IS Denver at 1890 p. m, and runs through
e Kansas City IN twcnty.one hours an
e twenty five minutes.
e Wilson Waddingham's immense catt
Is ranch. seventy miles or SO due east OF Ii
!. Vegas, known as the Montoya grant, hi
Il been sold. 1t Is twenty nine miles squa'
n and thirty .five miles long. The sale ".
n made to a wealthy English syndicat
'e which blanks down million and half e
It the property and all that goes with tt
IS ranch.
IN An Indian squaw few days ago, LETT n
A. papoose in the shade of tree In Alit
Is valley, Nevada, to engage In game vii
her companions. In an hour or more q
in went for the child and found It badly bitt.
bv mosquitoes. They had collected on II
little thing in such number that Its arr
and face were almost raw from their attach
e. The baby died next day from the eftec
r. of the numerous bites.
=. The Phoebe, New Record says that Y
te calves out on. the ranges are dying and
IN ranchers are unable to tell the cause Ut Z
re disease. The calves appear to be TAX
r. with it suddenly, and die shortly after
20 attack-frequently In the space OF thr
n hours. The disease first makes Its presen
n; known by the swelling Of the calf. /
ID Young calves In good condition are the on
Is c attacked by the disease. ,..-
he &c. Morrow, who died at You Bet =;
IN several years ago, left an estate valued
et S1,18,. He had no heirs, and the Pub
Al. Administrator was given charge OF his
ot fairs. After going through the varto
es processes as required by law, the estate !
,ot finally been declared settled. The resid
m. after paving claims, attorneys fees. e
he amounts to $lSs.o9, which has been order
10. paid over to the county.
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sol Found ut Last.
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