The Dillon tribune., 1883-02-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.

ways on hand.
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Concentrating works in Alder Gulch and
samplinp works al Dillon will tend to
hoom Southwestern Montana.
It is now conceded that Governor Cros.
bv was thoroughly loaded when ne shot on
his two column letter at uncle Rufus Hatch
The foreman of the Bozeman Chro"'clr
wants a "ske devil" One of that kind can
obtain situation BY applying to him I'm
mediately.
A meeting of the ladies of st. James
Guild will be held at the residence OF Mrs.
II. Brundage, on Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 21st, at ; o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Examine Poindexter's new ADVERTISE
ment in another column Of to-day's TR1B-
uxE. His closing out sale offers extra in
ducements to all who may wish to buy
clothing at reasonable prices.
The Supreme Court of Montana adj ourn-
ed on the 9TH inst. In the last DAYS pro-
c,edinps II, the case Of James Mauldin vs.
E. Smith Ball the Judgment was reversed
and the cause remanded for new trial.
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdale, Methodist, will
preach at Grace NJ. E. Church, in Dillon,
tomorrow, Sunday, Feb 18th. Services
n,ornino and evening at the usual hours.
All are cordially invited to attend the SER
vices.
A number of the noble red men, vulgar
" called "Bannack bncks," have been Visit
ing Dillon this week. These Indians look
latter and better than when they relied on
their ability to procure food and clothing
tor themselves.
Councilman White has introduced bill
to define the crime of Polyga.ny. If there
is any thing of that kind going on in Mon
taua it should he defined. Anyhow, Il
should be defined in plain terms and provi
sion for furnishing the guilty made
Governor Crosby recommends a $5o<
1 appro,,riation to pay the expenses OF ;
Montana exhibit for the Denver Exposi
lion. The sum is too small, but it will hell
to limited extent The Butte exhibit
the first EXPOSITION cost three times tina
amount of money.
Lent, the religious fast Of forty days, i
i, being observed by the members OF tn
!. Episcopal and Catholic churches. Begin
ming with Ash ednesday, Lent continue
Y until Easter, and is observed by man
Christian churches as commemorative @
the fast of our Savior.
In two wears the Hecla Companv's prod
;, net from its silver mines at Lion Noun
tain amounted to 547.754.15 ounces ct s'
yer, or a little over twenty-five tons OF tn
precious metal. the value OF which, at mir
u rates, was $4,000. The gross output
=, the Hecla mines has been about So, 5oooo'
a The teachers and pupils Of the Dillo
Public School were fired out of the schot
house this week. Court meets next wee
and the hall will be needed to hold cou'
in and it had to be prepared for that pu
!, nose. When court is over school trouble
s will be resumed and last until spring end
District Court commences next Monda,
the roth. The indications are that it wi
be tolerably long term. Considerab
til criminal and civil business will be dispose
i'd of, but the session is not liable to prove
ny costly to the taxpayers Of the county :
former ones when expensive criminal cas'
were tried.
IN George F. Cram, engraver and map pu
Usher, Of Chicago, has issued new raj
,., road and county map of Montana, cor
80 of which has been received at this offic
The new map is very correct one of II
cd Territory and should be posted up in eve,
office and business house in Montana Fl
oo ready reference.
rs John A. Cessrang, the prisoner confint
in the county Jail for the murder and CT
ng nation of Davidson, froze his feet so ba
s. ~ at the time of the alleged murder tn
". amputation Of a part O: one of his feet W
e. found to be necessary DR.. Schnalhausc
cane down from Glendale on Thursd;
and amputated part of one of Jessrang
feet.
Representative Jacobs, in the Hous
voted "agin" the bill to pay bounty
Try killing the wild animals of these he
Northern mountains. "Jake" never W
49, freed BY wolf, bear, mefhikis Amc,
cana, or a mountain lion, else he won
have voted for a measure intended to T
IS the Territory of these oderiferous and sa
o' age brutes.
Agnes Raphaelie, the Spanish wom'
'e- who made two attempts at self destru ctio
was pronounced insane by jury summo
re. ed by Probate Judge Wing. On Mond
Sheriff Reinhardt took the woman to Il
it Insane ASYLUM, at Warm Springs. O
ad Beaverhead Count, manages to furnish
good many inmates for the Insane Asylu,
ck The Goodrich House hotel property h
changed hands and will BIZ known here;
wv ter as the Bernard House. Phil Penou
lately from Blackfoot, Idaho, is the ne
e. landlord of the house, which has been I
fitted and opened to the public. The pr
ID. prietor is we'll known hotel man and /
knows how to run hotel in a irst-cla
ok manner and in modern style.
:" Wednesdays south bound passenger ira
on the Utah and Northern did not 6
at through, owing to big snow storm
I the Pleasant Valley divide. The ira
came back from Spring Hill and return
al to Butte, leaving the passengers at Dillc
inc The road was only blockaded for one d
&c, &c and is now open and trains are running
their regular schedule time.
uil Governor Crosby nominated D. II. W.
,,ll ton for Territorial Treasurer and on t
:" I2th the Council confirmed the nomir
ton. Treasurer Weston has filled the
fee for a number Of years acceptably
the people Of Montana, and his MAJ
friends throughout the Territory will
80 pleased to learn that he will continue to
.;r the Office for the next two years.
We are in receipt Of further particul.