The Dillon tribune., 1883-02-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.


Noah Armstrong Of Glendale, has come
fast horses entered for the races at Chicago
next summer.
John A. Leggat has received 4 patent on
the Humboldt lode In the Vipond mining
district In this county.
It is reported that Henry Filing and 9th.
er capitalists intend to "b0osn" Hamilton
and make It an important town.
The job department Of the TRIBUNE is
now prepared to do all kinds Of job printing
on short notice and At reasonable prices.
Every Montana mine advertised at the
Amsterdam Worlds Exposition will be the
means Of bringing capital into the Terrific
Half dozen commercial travellers stop.
ped over in Dillon during the cold snap.
Even dru,nmers were not tough enough to
stand the cold weather.
The girls of Meagler county catch the
boys, blindfold them and then the boys are
subjected to kissing operation by an ugly
Chinaman. This may be lie.
When 4 Boxeman Sherman shufiles off
his mortal coil by suiciding, Mills, Of the
Courier. sends him along with the head.
line-"C "Charley's gone TO join the angels"
The vital statistics of Montana show
that there were 772 births and 338 deaths
in the Territory during the last year. Near.
~ ten per cent Of the deaths resulted from
violence.
The Greenwich copper mine, in the Birch
Greek district, the bonding Of which was
mentioned in recent number Of the TRlB
UNE, was bonded to . Chicago syndicate
for $4,000.
Representative Jacobs bill to provide for
the refunding Of the bonded indebtedness
Of Beaverhead County, was read third
time in the House. ON the 9TH, and passed
BY unanimous vote.
A mountaineer who has been in the
Rocky Mountains for nearly thirty years,
and In this county for eighteen years, says
the cold weather Of last week MAS the cold.
eat he ever experienced.
The Ladies Society of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet at the esidence
Of Mrs VIM. Smith, In Dillon, on Thurs.
day, February Iyth, At 2 o'clock, p. m. A
full attendance is requested.
r. w. Poindexter's closing out sale Of
winter goods affords the opportunity to buy
suits, underwear, ETC., at specially low fix.
ures. Examine the goods and Poindex.
ter's prices will be found very low.
The late cold spell was rough on stage
drivers. All the drivers on the stage lines
in this section had their faces frozen more
IN less, and one driver had his fingers frog.
en- 20 badly that It 10 probable amputation
will be necessary.
The prospects are that Montana will
have a heavy emigration from the East
this year. The letters Of inquiry a. to the
agricultural and mineral resources Of the
Territory are more numerous than hereto.
fore, indicating that the people contemplate
coming West.
The bill introduced In the Council by
Hon. B. F. White, to amend section sS7,
article 3, Afth division Of the general laws
Of Montana. concerning a reduction Of the
per diem and mileage Of jurors and wit.
nesses, was defeated in the Council by q
vote of nine to three.
We frequently receive communication
that are written on both sides of the sheet,
which are often consigned to the waste.
basket. Correspondents should bear In
mind tina, to write on one side Of the pa.
per anything intended for publication Is the
law In printing Office.
Councilman White has introduced bill
in the Council to enable the people OF Dill.
lon to erect a school house. No copy of
the bill has been received Is the present
Legislative Assembly Of mighty Montana
SO economic that It does not provide for the
printing of b,lls:-or, how Is It
Encouraging reports are circulated about
the Rochester mining district, in Madison
county, where some paving gold discover.
les have been made recently. The camp
is an old one, and for many years It was
nearly abandoned, but the prospects now
are that It will be lively next summer.
Down at Miles City the new grave. yard
Is two miles from that town, and the sjowv
sal remarks: "The ground in question Is
not more than two miles from the city,
which would be just about the right dis.
tance for a pleasure drive" Calling 20.
Ing to funeral taking ''pleasure drive"
is the latest out.
Superintendent blickensderfer, Of the
Utah and Northern, who was over the road
last week was understood to say that no
change In train time is likely to be made on
the u. and N. until spring. when passenger
trains will also be put on the Oregon Short
Line from Pocatello to Granger, connect.
ing with the Union Pacific.
Recorder McGough reports the recording
OF eighteen quartz locations in Beaverhead
County for the month Of January. These
locations are scattered through the mining
S'sNse W SsS Nouuty. Au lUC SiUlc tlUG
quite number Of transfers Of property
were made. The prices realized fnr prop.
erty, in nearly all cases, were good.
The /ssSete1drnf was shown something
new In mine advertising recently by Hon
Joe A. Browne, Of this county. The scheme
Is to make sketches Of the mine or mines
from two or three different points of view
showing the surroundings In addition to
the manner In which the property is loca,
ted, and from these photographs are made
On last Tuesday. in the House, Repre-.
sentative Jacobs reported the Council Joint
resolution which fixes the terms of the ad
journment Of the Legislative Assembly in
Latin. but the time Is In English, and Il
the first day Of March. The rules were
held up. C., suspended-and the resolu.
tto" passed by vote Of ayes, 20; nays, T.
A Wa.hington's birthday ball is to b<
given, at School Hall, In dillon, on the
evening Of February s,d. under the auspi.
ces Of the members Of Dillon Lodge. No
!. Of the Ancient Order Of United Work.
men. Invitations are issued and com.
p'ete preparations are being made to have a
grand ball and good time in memory Of
Father Washington. The management OF
the ball Is placed in the hands OF commit