The Dillon tribune., 1883-01-20
GLEANlNGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

UAEAN1NUS NUN InE NVCAlESs
The assessments levied on Nevada mines !
during the year 1888, aggregate $5,44+,4oo. |
New potatoes and fresh tomatoes, grown
In the open air, are among the luxuries in
Healdsburg, Cal
The bunko men at Wallace, N. NJ. were
raided bv the United States authorities last
week. and have suspended operations.
The first child-a bov-has been born in
the town Of Galena, Wood River. and he
has been named William Gulena Barry.
Gunnison is getting so quiet and orderly
| that the policemen find nothing 10 do, aud
the Police Judge doesn't get case once
week.
| Cinnamon cannot hold real estate under
the constitution Of California, but they are
able and willing to lease all the lands they
desire.
Reno Gazette: The we'll at White Plains,
| Nevada, has resumed its downward course.
The drill that was stuck has been extract.
ed and boring resumed.
Carson Appeal: The impression gener-
ally prevails that when Lucky Baldwin go,
a bullet in him from the hands of his cous
in, he got about his fair deserts.
An irrigating canal, which will be avail
able for watering 100000 acres OF a fair
quality Of land in Box Elder county, Utah.
is soon to be dug by the people Of Cache
and Box Elder.
w. ID. Williams, an old and respected
resident Of Ogden and Salt :Lale { tv,
dropped dead on the Istl, At the latter
place. He leaves a wife and five children
to mourn his sudden taking off
At Ilolhrook, N. NJ, James O'Hri,n was
arrested for stealing an overcoat and a pair
ofbtsots. tie was tried, sentenced to pav a
fine Of $,so and serve six months ii, the
Jail at St. Johns, and was on his way there
all within twelve hours.
The next grand social event to take place
. In Ogden will be the anniversary ball OF
the Knights OF Pvthia>, on the 10th of Feb
| ruary 1t Is the intention of the knights
that this ball shall eclipse anything of the
kind ever given in Ogden.
According to the report Of the Idaho
Territorial! Superintendent Of Pubic In.
struction, there are o,6so school children
, and lS3 school districts in the Territory.
, The total expenses for public schools for
1882, amounted to $46,sss..7
An outlaw named Heating, for whose
! apprehension there is a reward of T,sun
A offered, is said to be concealed in the south.
crn portion OF New Mexico. Ills last of.
+, Tense was the iiling Of Il man with sle.lce
Z. hammer for the purpose OF robbery.
/ a. II. Garrison, who bears an unenviahle
p reputation. was arrested at Seattle, w r
last Saturday, on Il rcq,,isition from New
Mexico, where he is wanted for grand lar
), ceny. At the time of his arrest he wa.
% completing arrangements for opening no
tel.
The Tombstone Epl"rh advises the Gov
g ernment to pay out the o3on,ooo silve,
J. dollars to rer>ioncrs THIS is sensible, Al
$ over the West and South these dollars ar.
!. sadly needed among the people for pur
y poses OF, exchange, and the people have M
: ready means of getting them into use
= The Denver News SAYS: The Utah ex
!. tension of,he Denver & Rio Grand. i
:. row completed ten miles beyond the Ital
If border and is pushing toward Salt Lake n
~ the rate oftwo miles dav. \ good man,
q OF the railroad bows are getting ready Il
= move their kit out to the Mormon country
o The Salt Lake Herald reports q terrill,
u death rate ut St George. II saws that meas
II les-as usually considered of itself a harm
i less diseasr-is very prevalent and it i
y stated that there have occurred in the twen
), tv-nine days prior to the writing of the let
n ter, as many as twenty seven ,ieaths-ant
!. all are attributed to measles.
n Tu>carnra Times Review: John How
exl Indian agent, is reported to be- in Mvxic,
IT, The old man has had a varied life--yerfor,n
;. ed many generous actions, but when h,
y launched his bort in the Indian Depart
: ment he struck >hoal water and ran ayains
~ the breakers of emplovese, of the India,
!, Department and Government contractors
If The Los Angeles, Cal, Times Of the Gtl
ID instant says: \ queer freak Of nature oc
Cured Yesterday. Charles Williams, " h
le lives near the bridge is the possessor of
" jenny which prop ,>es to make herself ia
5, nous. She YESTERDAY afternoon gave brit
4. to four colts, each Of them lively. The Il,
IL tie fellows are about the size OF a small do.
\. Billy lIa'npson, a former resident of 'rus
,e carora, New, and HALEY, Idaho was re
y. Gently found drowned in the Sewer rive,
l. Utah Territory. A correspondent Of tn
sr Mining Ne7ss, of Tu>carora. saws: "Bil
tlampson and the man who left Halle
n with him, was murdered in Utah. on tn
e. Sewer river. They were found in the riy
,e er chained together Object, supposed to h
~ robbery. Expect further particulars in
,c few days" lIampson kept the c. o. L
b. saloon while here, On leaving Tu>caror
of he went to Wood River, and but recent
NJ left llaiey for Mexico.