The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-05-19

Anticipating lively season Of building
in Dillon and this section this season the
saw mills Of Green e. Walters are busily
engaged in cutting lumber to their full ca.
pacity. Their planning mill In Dillon will
be run to its full capacity.
Excavation 70. tile foundation Of Geo.
". Darts new brick building on the COR
ner Of Montana and Bannack streets Is
about finished. Work be will commenced ON
the building soon. and It will loom up a.
an ornamental addition to Dillon.
Readers Of the TRIBUNE residing In the
Northern part of the county will notice the
advertisement of II. Stuart, the furniture
manufacturer at Glendale, 10 be found in
an ,ther column Of to.day's paper. Stuart
Is boss workman and work turned out Of
his shop always gives satisfaction.
Alfred Howard was down from the Nc
Carthy District, and reported that consider
bic work has been done recently on the
mining properties Of that district. The
mines are looking well, and deeper devel.
op,nents show that the veins, although
small, are regular and carry rich ores.
Three coaches and three six.horse teams
belonging to Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.,
passed through Dillon the first Of the week
bound for the Wood River country, Idaho
Four six.horse coaches and teams have
been ordered from Deer Lodge for the same
destination. Railroads in Montana are
crowding the coaches out West, where
they do not enjoy railway facilities.
The West Shore, an advertising venture
published at Portland, Oregon, has been re-
ceived at this office. The number before
US is principally devoted to puff Of Hel.
cna, the county seat Of Lewis and Clarke
county, this Territory. The wood cuts in
the sheet are not fully brought out and
hence they present a shabby appearance Of
the principal public buildings Of the capital
of Montana.
A number Of irrepressible cowboys were
on full dress parade in Dillon on last Sab.
bath. They were tolerably drunk, season.
ably dressed up in leather trowsers and
boiled shirts, and behaved themselves as
we'll as could'be expected while under the
influence OF fighting fluid. The c. BIS re-.
manned in town until shutdown but did not
stay for the regular Sunday evening ser.
vices at the saloons.
John Thomas, the President of the Hec.
Ia Consolidated Mining Company, writes
a letter from Indianapolis 10 the Helena
Wcekly Herald, in which he gives certain
Glendale item. singer lively raking fore
and aft. 1t looks to us a. though it was
John Thomas 1ers~s Judge Thomas, but
it may not be the case. II not so, the bad
man who writes items from Glendale will
probably lay still now.
Sheriff Reinhardt took John Brundage
to Deer Lodge the first Of the week on a
writ Of h~beas cortas issued by Judge Gal.
braith. Brundage was confined in thu
county Jail to await the action Of the Grand
Jury in relation to charges about branding
and stealing stock in the Horse Prairie sec.
,ion. Judge Galbraith, on hearing Of the
Aa5cos eoyb~s, liberated Brundage on his
recognizance in the sum Of 5000 to appear
at the next term Of District Court for Bea
verhcad County.
During the closing week many pilgrims
dressed in United States clothes, were no
ticed or the streets Of our town, but wheth
er they were mendicants or millionaire,
could not be determined from their appear
ance. In addition to these people from tn,
U. S. an old Gipsey queen and her heavy
set daughters have been engaged in clean
ing upthe town in the fortune. telling bust
ness and II they had any luck with thei
layout It Is conclusive evidence that tn
fools are not all dead yet.
Early last Monday morning "Dad' Som
mers, Of Medicine Lodge, was In town an,
he played game If 'sevcral up" for
stake Of - side. The game broke up I,
j a row but dad" got the SIS In his poke,
Pete, the other player, undertook to taxi
the money out Of dads" pocket, ciaimin,
that he had won It. In the scuffle dad
drew knife and cut Pete severely in tn
neck, which was the cause Of Mr. Som
mers being hound over in the sum Of $40.
to await the action Of the next Grand Jury
At a late meeting Of the stockholders o
incorporated Butte Miner Mr.. Joe Hyd'
offered the following resolution, which wa
seconded BY Ross Clark and passed with
out calling the roll, although the last claus,
OF the resolution was regarded as being q
piece OF sublime satanic ironv:-
R<soir<.f: That 'oid Dam the ornamental dea,
weight employed to edit the Miner, be and is here
by donated AN additional A:g Of beer each week i,
addition to his weekly stipend. provided the "Ol,
Man ceases to steal N,hily his editorials from tn
New York World and Cincinnati Enquirer, an
that "isr"wne he requested to nay for the beer ou
Of any "unclaincd dividends Of the Miner co,npa
nv remaining in his hands!
A few days ago an attempt was made o,
the part Of a six convicts confined in tn
Penitentiary at Deer Lodge to break on,
The vigilance Of the officials at the Pc,
frustrated the attempt and nipred tn. effor
Of the convicts in the bud. Among tn
number engaged In the attempt to breal
out Of the prison were Pat Gray and Pierc,
who were sent up from Beaverhcad Couu
ty FIR committing murders. The convict
were informed that their sentences wer
liable to be doubled for their attempt to Xxi
out, when Pierce c.n'iiy remarked ID
II you can double shot my sentence, Ir