The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-11
GLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

aLEAN1Nas FROM THE ROCKIES.
The Cheyenne Leader protests aaan.t
the annexation Of the National Park to Oal.
latin county for juriAictional purposes.
Thirty Mes Perces, about all let, have
been returned from the Indian Terrlery to
their old reservation in Idaho.
There are forty murderers confinedln the
San Francisco Jail, and one is addedto the
number nearly every other day.. THEY live
well and never hang.
On the Columbia River $4,000 cases Of
salmon have been packed, which is !, II.
crease of $4,000 over the pack Of lSaa,
which was the largest oh record.
A Fire in San Francisco destroyed Win.
ter Garden Theater, Druid's Hall, a,i In.
dicted a total loss OF $,oo,ooo. tArry
Morgan, the actor was burned to death.
Thirty nine recruits for the Eikhth
United States Infantry and three for the
First Artillery,to be stationed at the Preid.
10, San Francisco, went through Ogdeu in
charge Of Lieutenant H. L. Harris.
An infusion from shrub called "te,n
pah," used by the Indians in Nevada ind
Utah as a stimulant. is said to resemble
Chinese tea in taste, and miners use it as
blood purifier.
There was large cucumber shipped from
here, consigned to the Presidential party,
measuring about two feet in length any
grown in acurved shape, and labeled. "Ttssu
Utah Evergreen Rattlesnake. Comply
ments I'll. NJ. Bond y Co.. Ogden Piz.V
According 10 its line Of grade, the Orl!
gon Short Line Railroad will have to COZ.
struct seven bridges across the Snake River
and parts Of It between the mouth Of Boise
and Burnt rivers, distance of about seven
ty miles.
There is general complaint in Arizona
from the placer mining districs, on account
Of the sudden and extraordinary falling of
of water in the gulch streams. 1t Is not re-
membered when the water began to fail &C
early in the season.
The Ogden Electric Light Company
have their water.power machinery In run
ming order, mp Ogden Canyon. The gen
Grating works are located three or four miles
from the city, and q large saving in cost o.
lightins. the city will be made by abandon
ing steam for water power.
A son of Don Jose Morit, Of San Juan
New Mexico, stolen two years ago, by the
Apaches, was delivered up last week by
Chief Mana. The boy was afraid Of his
father in toe presence of the Indian, but a
moment later rushed Into his arms.
In Mint Director Burchard's report
occurs the following: The ",i.''ng outlook
for Calaverous, with reference both tC
quartz and gravel, was never ,nore fiat
tering than it is to-day, and the assertion
that this country affords greater induce
ments to those desirous Of engaging in mi
ming pursuits then any other section of the
mineral belt will pass unchallenged.
ouNSA mug ultiS, Sslu stSu "Soue 'uAAS"
southwest Of Sawtooth, was sold on the 3ls
ulitsmo to Matthew +. Scott, Of Blooming
ton, Illinois, who is the principal owner O
the Davitt mine. The amount paid Is re
ported to be $1s5yooo. The ore vein aver
ages over two feet in width, and the ore l.
mostly high grade. There are forty.twt
tons on the dump now that are worth $40
600, and $50 tons which will 60 $lSs pei
ton. The ore in this mine is ruby and ma
tive silver.
The Seuti~al says that c. e. Wallace, AS
SCISSOR OF Eureka, has assessed the roadbed
of the Central Pacific in Eureka county a
$4,000 per mile, the company having
turned In the same property At $4,000
Washoe's Assessor has fixed the assess
ment for that county at $4,000. and It i
understood that the Assessors Of Lande
and Humboldt will do likewise. 1t is sait
that the Central Pacific is willing to maxi
= compromise on $19,ooo per mile through
Nevada.