The Dillon tribune., 1883-03-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Next summer brick yards will pay at
Virginia City, Dillon and White Sulphur
Springs.
Gov Crosby is in favor Of "going for
dishonest county officials and removing
them from Office.
Stackpole has stuck to the Deer Lodge
postoffice for eight years, and-the Lord
wlling-hell be there four years longer.
Pinkeye is prevailing among the herds
of horses on the Little Backloot. The dis
ease has made its appearance on Beaver
head Valley.
The St. James Guild will meet at the res
idence Of Mrs Phil Thorpe, in Dillon, on
next Wednesday, March 1st, at half past
two o'clock p IN.
The Dillon Public School is very well
attended. During the week out of eight
one scholars enrolled, eighty were in at
tendance one day.
The polvgamv BILL introduced in the
Council by Hon. b. F. White, was defeated
in that body by vote of seven Democrats
to five Republicans
Some sickness is prevailing in Dillon
and the surrounding country. Quite num-
Der of people are nursing bad colds and the
pneumonia is around.
!. Reed, of the Butte Inter Monntaiu,
being threatened with a $4,000 libel suit
offers to give up whole weeks salary
$25-to compromise the matter.
Bozeman beats Dillon in few respects.
Recently an honest and modest Dutch girl
landed in Bozeman. In six weeks she
learned English and married respectable
white man.
They are going t. have tussle over the
removal of the county Seat from Raiders
b.rg to Boulder City. The law submitting
the question to the voters of that county
passed the Legislative Assembly.
A recent improvement noticeable at the
Postotfice variety store is an extension of
the news stands to accommodate the in
creased supplies daily received Of news
papers, magazines and hand books.
Attention is called to the advertisement
in another column of to-day's paper ask
ing proposals for the transportation of five
hundred tons of iron ore from the Birch
Creek mines to the Glendale furnaces.
On account OF wash out ON the Utah and
Northern way down south of Dillon the
north-bound passenger train on Wednes-
day evening was five hours behind time
Trains have resumed their time table hours
Messrs. Leyson & Roddy, at their meat
market, are displaying nice meat on their
blocks and hooks. The firm killed two
steers, taken off the range, that dressed
1880 pounds, which, for this time Of the
year, is good, big, round figures.
The masquerade ball for the evening of
St. Patrick's day is not to be given under
the auspices OF Dillon Lodge of A. o. U.
W., as heretofore ANNOUNCED. If the mas
querade goes off it will under excellent
auspices and it is anticipated that it will be
we'll attended.
Assessor Willis has started in assessing
and will be down to regular business soon.
At this time of the year the principal OBJ
ject Of the Assessor will be to keep his eve
on parties and property and see that moth
ing taxable leaves the county in balloon
or ION the sly"
The hanging Of Jessrang, considered as
an economic measure, probably saved Bea
verhead County $1,000. County Commits
sioner Lowell at midnight, it is reported,
declined to cut Jessrang down. This is
the only instance Oh record in which Com
missioner Lowell was not in favor of "cut-
ting down."
The Methodist Quarterly Meeting will
at Grace Nj. E. Church this
Saturday evening, at 1890 o'clock. Ser
vices Tomorrow Sunday at the usual
afternoon, and evening
Revs. f. Asbury Riggin aud w. w. Van
Orsdale will oficiate. All are cordially in
vited to attend the services.
Gov. Crosby refused to pardon Patrick
Grey out Of the Penitentiary. Pat Grey
was tried and convicted in the District
Court at Bannack, in the summer OF 1851,
for killing Dan Hammond at Glendale.
The petition for the pardon Of Grey con.
aimed over four hundred names-the ma |
ority Of the petitioners being citizens of
Bozeman and Gallatin county.
Virginia City is getting to be worse
han bad town. "A minister Of that town
'ad been saving up empty coal oil cans for
religious purpose. When the reverend
nan had accumulated pile Of cans, 10. /
md behold, i came to pass that a thief
tole them all away in one light, and the