The Dillon tribune., 1883-09-08
GLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

Forest fires are doing damage in Utah.
Wood River mines are looking finely.
Miners are scarce in the Wood River
country.
Beecher didn't take very we'll in San
Francisco.
= The Gentiles and Mormons are kicking
shins, at Salt Lake City.
There is great demand for dwelling
houses in Salt Lake City.
Thousands OF bushels Of apples are rot.
ting on the ground, in Utah.
A little girl was run over and killed at
Sanpete, Utah, Saturday last.
There was great rejoicing in Portland at
the completion Of the N. p. railroad.
Boomerang is the name Of new Idaho
town, at the mouth Of the Payette river.
During the month Of August o6 entries
covering 16.37S So acres OF lane, were made
at the HALEY land Office.
A Salt Lake man was kicked to death by
an OK last week. The man was prodding
the brute Will, sharp stick.
A shark about eight feet in length Aoated
ashore at Wilmore City, Gala. last week.
1t had been killed by sword fish.
A fine new seam of ga!ena has been
opened near Bullwhacker gulch, Wood
River. 1t assays 100 ounces to the ton.
Lieut.. Robinson, stationed in Washington
Territory, pleads guilty to duplicating his
nav accounts, but disclaitns fraudulent In.
tent.
Important nickel ore discoveries have
been made in Churchill county, Nevada.
Specimens assayed, yield thirty per cent
pure nickel.
VIM. S. Lyle, formerly agent at Black.
foot, Eagle Rock and Beaver Cany on, Idaho
was married, at Ogden, recently to Miss
Viola Case, of Battle Greek, Idaho.
One hundred and twenty thousand dol.
lars, in gold bullion, was received Mt the
Denver Mint during the month of August.
This bullion was shipped to the Philadel.
phia mint.
3 Frank Burns, camping near Tallack
Lake Tahoe, was on Monday night, while
asleep, attacked by large bat, which fast.
ened itself upon his nose, and had to be
killed before it could be removed.
1t is ru,nored that several Of the Com
, stock mining companies contemplate sink
ing a large Joint shaft far to the eastward
of the c. 4 G. to ascertain whether the one
;, ledge theory on the Comstock is correct.
' \ Montana belle, says the Bismark 1'7b
me, being asked by Bismark man if the,
possessed any culture out her way, replied
"Culture: You bet your variegatcd scck'
we do. We kin sling more culture to thu
square foot, in Helena, that in any camp it
= America. Culture: Oh, loosen my corSet
:, till I s,nic!'
. Hugh Fielding accidentally shot himscl
). last Monday, at the Ramsiorn, Idaho
. while putting pistol in the front part
his brecchcs. The ball strikinyin the lowe
part of the abdomen and passing the entir
length of the thigh making long an
|. dangerous, though not necessarily t;ha
y wound. lie was brought to Chal'is, and
I: getting along first rate.
Grand Forks DakotaD News: Dr. Ru'
ledge returned last evening from a trip t
the residence of Dan kirkeeide, who live
about eight miles from Oiata, where h
ill had the unusual experience OF rcndcrin
professional assistance in ushcring into G,
: i,tancc three children Of kirkeeiae's Wit
two girls and one boy, and all "doinS
ns n we'll as could be expected under the ci
cc cumstances.'
One o. the heaviest Gf not the heavies
= cattle sales that has been made in Il,
country was made on Tuesday. MIR. IL.
IT, Rand of Rand, Briggs u Slcadman, pu
he chasing the entire herd of High y Sto
he and G. NJ. Hull, together with ali their in
80 provements. The price paid, we learn
be SAL per head, which includes the ii
,,. provemcnts. AS there must be bctwe'
ed 1000 and 5000 head Of cattle, it will be SCI
Id; that it required nearly quarter OF M
81 sf lion of dollars to make the payment
. Bhmkfoot Register.