The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-09-15
VOL.
GLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

All the leading physicians, Of Denver,
testify to the purity of the artesian we'll
water in that city.
WIN. Shargon acknowledged, in San
Francisco, the other day that his income
was 100000 per month.
The arrival of deep water sailing vessels
at San Francisco, last month were the most
numerous in long time.
Coyotes are reported to be so tame at
Mineral Park, Arizona, that they come and
play with the dogs.
Not particle Of snow is seen from Tru-
kee, on the Sierras, something never
known before in the history Of that town.
Wednesday morning as the ferry steamer
! Extensive stock yards are being con.
structed at American Falls, which will be
144 ZOO feet with two chutes for loading
stock.
The hotel, at Pocatello, which has been
called tl:e keeney House thus far, is to BE-
known as the Pocatello House, keeney 4
Anson, proprietors.
At Clifton, Arizona, Billy Delaney walked
up to gambling table, shot and killed
Henry Savage. In the fracas that followed
two other men were seriously wounded.
| II. T. Bradenburg & Co., wholesale liquor
dealers, at Denver, have made an assign
ment; liabilities, $4,000, nominal assets,
| $4,000.
The Harvest Queen pillow works, seven
miles from Denver, on the Platte river
burned monday. Loss, $4,000; insurance.
$1,000.
Shoshone Falls, On Snake River, Idaho
has been purchased by syndicate Of
capitalists with capital Of $3oo,ooo They,
will expend $175,ooo at once, i'll improve
ments.
Oakland, was leaving her slip at the foot
Of Market street, she narrowly escaped
running down the steamer Nc Pherson, on
which were Gen. Sherman, Gen. Schotield
and other officers.
A Nevada miner runs six arastras with
an overshot wheel run by stream of sand
which flows from an elevated tank which
is kept full by windmill and bucket ele.
vator.
| J. w. Deering, fireman, and L. Z. Ancs,
engineer on the ID. y Il. g., were blown up
by giant powder, while fishing on Jordan
- -, ..ear oa't Lake, Sunday. Dcering
! hoJ <,,o or,,, on1 l1o,l, lore llo.,> and
died in a few hours. Ames was "ot 'nuch
hurt.
Edward ID. Co"an, city editor of the
Leadville H~ald, was knocked down, at
Denver, and his face tramped into a shape
less mass by Alderman Joy, who keeps
low dive in that city. Cowan will probably
die. Joy fled to the mountains. Cowan
was brilliant young writer, and of excel
lent character.
Col. Lamborn, Land Commissioner Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, has received
from Biddle Reeves farm, on the Prick ly
Pear, eight miles from Helena, some sam
pies of seven rowed "goose wheat" This
wheat gets its name from the statement
that the seed was dropped by a migrating
goose. The samples came from what is
said to be good for eighty bushels to the
acre. This wheat has been reported AS
yielding 100 bushels to the acre in Montana.
Three habitations of cliff dwclcrs have
recently been discovered in Grassy Tail,
Emery county, Utah. They are built OF
adobe, which has become as hard as the
rocks in which they are hidden, and each
house is large enough 10 hold two i>.sons.
They are located in almost inaccessible
places, and are we'll preserved from the raw
ages Of time.
There is but little doubt but the Utah
Commissioners will recommend additional
legislation for this Territory. They have
discovered the weakness of the Eimonds
law, and know that the legislature just elcc,
ted is but the mere tool of John Tyler. The
laws heretofore enacted by the government
are practically nu!li6ed, and nothing will
meet the case but a Legislative Commis
sion. This appears to be the view taken b!
all statesmen and the press Of the country
gcnerally.-TUb"~e.
The man who robbed the passengers
and train men, on the Utah and Northern
the other night, gave his name as Johr
: Smith. On examination before Justice .
; the Peace, in Cache county, Utah, he was
y held in the sum OF 5000 to await the &C
ton of the Grand Jury Of the first distric
It court, Of Ogden In default Of bail he wa
J. taken to Salt Lake City, by the sheriff O
., Cache county, and placed in the Pen.
d The fishing sloop, Mary Frances, wa
d run into and sunk by the British steame
Alvan, from Seuppos loaded with iron orc
last FRIDAY night, 20 miles southeast c
Cape llenlopen. The crew of II me-
Sai.,l, lan1led lv a filn