The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-15

;. one week ATTENDING 10 business connetts
!. with grading ronfrscts.
The Butte papets report the breaking o,
}. Of case Of emall.pox In that city on la'
Monday, The man who was attacked wit
!. the dieease had been in Butte but fe,
: DAYS, and he came from the grading line {
the Oregon Short line Railroad where Il,
E small .,pox 10 said to be prevailing.
cor.,a-..h,.. nh. W.T.. .,,vsr m. NJ
h;vh Grade, vii, ~. r.d,cs3 a. ~. Ascent
smelter this summer, Miners in the Blu
Wing District who send their ore to Glen
dale or Salt Lake have to nav for ffei0h
alone per ton a price that would be consid
cred very heavy in any other country.
J, Letters r.c.,v.d FINN r.ordoc. rnviacd
4 .+n,.. that nsa.,t,s,,on. ~ ths s.ie 81 ~
Arventa and f;ras.honr.r nlacer mines ar
M orress,ny favorablv1 II II nrohable tha
these mines will no.s into the nossession q
company with ample capital to open then
In such shape that they will be worket
proftably.
The people Of Sprine Hill. falling to com
DIV with the provisions of the school law
after having school district oreanised 70,
their benefit. have neelected Their own IN
terests. The Sprioa Hiljers should look 4
their interests n THE school matter In Tx
future and see that public school is estab
ashed tn their town. 20 ''t
Citizens Of Dillon, Rationale, Argenta
Blue Wing, Bannack, Horse Prairie, LemhI
Junction, Tex District, Leml,i Valley and
Salmon City will shortly have an opportu.
nifty to sign petition asking for the estab.
fishing Of daily mail service. When the
petition b pasSed around Il should receive
a cordial reception and the unanimous In.
dorsement OF the people.
A. specimen Of the sardonSc meanness
in which the Helena Lsdetssdtsf does In.
dulge In the following quotation from its
columns IL one: @Ccpies Of both the Dillon
TRIBUNE and the Virginia City AadIsssias
were inciosed In the corner.stone o. 81.
James church which was laid In Dillon on
the let inst. A copy of the Testament vas
also put In to neutralise the wickedness
conta'neo IN ne PepeFs. ID .a5 =.
The Dillon vegetable market 10 now sup
piled by gardens III the immediate vicinity
Of town. Fresh vegetables ere daily placed
on the market, and the prices obtained by
the gardeners are living rates. Several
vegetable gardens, near Dillon, promise TO
yield large profits to their cultivators, and
the vegetable crop Of the county bids fair
to be over average for this year. s. .,a..
The time h flst approachins when the
nominating conventions Of both the Repub.
lican and Democratic parties Will be called
| 10 meet to Nominate county tickets. The
last conventions were both held at Bannack
| which At that time was the proper place, A.
Bannack was then the county seat: Dnaon
being now the county seat, Il n presumed
| that the conventions will be called to meet
IN this town.
The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopai Church of Montana meets In
Boseman on Friday, July 2rst. Bishop
Hurst, who 10 coming from the Utah M. E.
Conference. will preside. Rev. Mr.. Mint.
ger, Of the Dillon charge, accompanied by
his wife, left IN Thursdav for the Confer.
ence. Mr.. Mintzer went to Glendale to
ill an appointment and from there he will
proceed u Boxeman.
In r,st,ce Thomas. co,,r. ~ C,.rao,.
Mile Keatino VIVA con victcd n the off;.nc.
Of stesiino biankets. and sentenced to cor.
f;nement n the conntv ;.ii fnr ~ tsr,r ~
sixty DAYS. NJ. Keatine. by order al court.
il to be led on bread and water every other
dav during the time Of his imprtsonment.
Deputy Vinson brought Heating dawn to
the jail on Thursday, and Michael, now
takes his rations daily at the exnense Of The
county.
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property. M. Travis arrived In Dillon on
last SATURDAY. and started on Sunday for
Gibbonviile. On his return to Montana H.
will visit Silver Star, He ia 10 renort on
the condition and management Of The com
nanv's propertv. -
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az law and Il IA a sonyee N comniaint
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