The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25
GLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

UA1ANANdS FkOM THE ROCKIES.
The Park City, Utah, hotel has been pur.
chased by L. L. Baumgarten Of Salt Lake.
Sumner, town on the line Of the N. p.
In Washington Territory, will be temper.
ance town.
The San Pete Valley Railroad Company
are going to try the value Of artesian wells
on some desert lands along their line.
The Denver and Rio Grande company
has arranged for putting down artesian wells
along the line Of road through the desert.
The last day Of the Pacific Blood Horse
Association races, first mile dash, open for
all horses, was won by Jim Renick in :41A
the fastest time ever made on the coast.
Washington Territory has new acquisi
ton In the person Of the notorius Parson
Calloch, who has resigned the pastorate Of
the Metropolitan Temple in San Francisco
and migrated to Walla Wxlla.
A cloud burst in Tie Canyon Of Soldiers
Fork, Utah, a tributary Of Spanish Fork
Canyon, Is reported, causing much damage
BY washing away Jones & Co.'s mill and a
large amount Of lumber together with the
cabins Of the loggers.
A young man who WAS convicted, at
Reno, New, and sentenced to the county
jail, for burglary. asked the judge to give
him couple Of months more to carry him
through the winter, which would leave the
reader to infer Thai the sagebrush state il
bad place to "get left" in during the winter
months.
The grain exchange committee have il.
sued statement that the grain yield In the
various counties Of California, the pre- sent
year will be fifty three million bushels, an
increase Of fourteen millions over last yea,.
Total barley yield, fifteen million bushels,
an increase over last year Of two and a half
millions.
At San Francisco benefit performance,
rendered by the Chinese theatre to the Tri.
ennial Committee, was largely attended; !;
twelve hundred was present, mostly East.
ern Knights and ladies going from cur iosity,
All the actors were Cinnamon the perform
ance was also III Chinese. The manager
issued an order that no Chinaman be nd.
mitted.
Mrs. Fair, divorced wife of Senator
Fair, is going reconstruct large residence.
and the millionaire, Flood is also about com.
inencing the erection of what he says will
be the handsomest and most costly paivate
residence in the United States. 1t will be
of brown stone, brought from eastern quar-.
ries, and will cost. when completed, three
and half millions.-San Francisco Meas.
News from Alaska says business is not
SO good in Harrisburg as it was last sum-
mer, and miners are doing nothing extra.
ordinary One claim was paying $40 per
day, but as rule miners couldn't afford to
pay Siwashcs 5, per day. In the basin
miners were taking out $S per day per man.
The outlook in the Treadwell claim is good,
the rock In the lower tunnel promising as
good as in the others, and the mine is de-
clared one Of the richest on the coast.
Dan Cornell, the man shot by the In.
dians out at Lake Valley, says the pioche
Record, was brought to town on Monday
and placed under the care of DR.. Mathews.
The bone of his leg was split and badly
broken by the bullet. Modification had
taken place, the flesh from above the knee
down being all dead. On Thursday the
limb was amputated, and Cornell is now
doing we'll. His appearance indicates tina,
he will recover,but the doctor is unable to
state yet.
Buckskin Joe, on Thursday, while walk
ing along the head of Deer creek, fully
armed, as is his custom, suddenly started up
a nondescript-part bear and the other part
wolf Joe turned loose but was in too close
quarters to avoid hand to hand fight. 1t
would have been all day with him had not
his famous bear dog caught on and so hurt
the nondescrirt as to compel it to let loose.
The dog had one fore and one hind leg bro
ken in the fight, but all finally retreated in
good order.-Wood River Times.
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