The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-02-17
GLEANINGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

The smallpox is said to be on the in
crease in Lo-an, Utah, several new cases
having been discovered during the last
week.
Archie Harper and Joe Lyons, tea'T,ster>
at Tnscarora, New, e,np,ied their revolver>
at each other in a difficulty that grew onf
of dispute. Harper is unhrrt, but Lyons
was severely woua,.el! aH! Is not expected
to live.
Two Italian gra 'ers on the Oregon
Shortlinc road in \ vadi were recently N.
iured ov blast, and while being removed
to Bell. vue one Of them troze to death ana
the other was so badly frozen that he died
in few hours.
The bill Introduced in the Arizona Legis-
lature to aid in the construction OF me
Prescott and Thirty 18th Parallel road pro-
vdes that the Supervisors >hal! issue 1900,
ooo in county bon!S to exchange ior 4 !''e
sum in railroad bonds.
The Sacramento Bee says: y member
ofthc Grand Jury states that the late board
of Supervisors not long ago appropriated
| SI5o tc buy a patent wooden leg tor p2ui'-
! or or claitna 1t and that the tXpc'!dfure
was claryed and allowed under the head OF
"pern7anert repairs and improvements"
4 fall Of red, or crimson, snow l. reI0r:eu
from the head Of tine Big Laramie, NNo-
ming, which occurred a few days ago, OV
| Mr. Dan Johnson. 1t was about halt an
! inch in Iepth, and covered the WnCie
country Whereabouts. When melted, the
water obtained thereby was almost as rea
as blood.
Flko Iu7ofcn9cnf:: The jury in the case
T,, nt emo
indicted for torsery-brou4h d verdict OF
-Cuiltv as charstd" The field Of the
rallant Majors operations will probably ."
-omevhat more c1rcumscribed, and the
,asturaoe less luxuriart than heretofore.
Harry Williams, an employee OF the
| Northern Pacific Railroad at Sand Fo'ht
IT.. was frozen to death On Saturday
NIGHT of last week. He went out into the
vard to attend to some of his duties, ana 9
Short time afterwards his liteless body was
found. The temperature was 33 degrees
below zero.
u G. Carlisle committed suicide at ths
staue station known as Willow Springs
Idaho on the Blackfoot and Chalis road
Thursday evening, February lst, by STAB
hing himself in the left side near the hear
: with a pocket knife. Mr.. Carlisle wa
about 20 wears of age. He came iron
,, Nevada to Idaho.
Salt Lake 7ribune: The orders OF IN
holv priesthood of the Mormon Cnurcn
. that all servant girls employed by OentiieS
:, should leave their employers and go ln1
noIvga,nv. has been implicitly obeyeo
!, rhe "rolvgs" are now patiently waiting 10
l more victims in the cargoes to arrive fror
E Europe in April.
s A correspondent of a Boise paper give
r the following estimate OF the no'l'oo :.
i people that will locate in the woo rive
y country this season: From Nevada, o,oI,
n Utah, 1000; California 5000; ooio'au'
It 1000; Oregon, 1000; Monta'ia' -
Washington, goo; Arizona, 200; tne Ias
10000; different portions OF loaho' i'oo"
making 26,7oo
The Idaho Mormons who are ruh''','
t. The legislature of that Territory, nave q
e.atcd lrgislation asked BY the citlzens
. Wood River. and the wrath OF the Gentle
= L;,dled The HALEY Times IN aiiuolf'
! ], : savs. .This unfriendly attitude
" .hs Mormons will be borne in mind by u
- a,,,. of Alturas, and we doubt not ths
:. :. psop pusars hence, those beasts will De tauy
~ tr;cL or two that they have not dreaf
e Of"
70 1ohn C. Long, who was convicted
Salem. Oregon, last Decembe: OF kiii'l
his wife and sent to the penitentiary
i;e. has been pardoncd by Governor Mood
- Careful examination Of the woman's SKI
a. by medical experts exploded the t''eo
of that the ball entered on the left side OF
er head, the side from which she must ma
We been snot If Long committed the deed.
,ss was made evident that Mrs. Long comm
ke ted suicide.