The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-28


Locals: Kirkpatrick Bros.
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Rev. E. Gregory Prout, editor Of the
C1svek~as, wires US that he will Gil his ap.
po,ntment At Bannack on May 9Th.
Coroner Hir.chman unfurled his star
spangIed banner on the :6th-the 64th an.
Of ODD Fellowship in America.
A wei. written communication from our
Butte correspondents, Messrs. Sands &
Bovce, will be found on another page OF
.o.day's TRIBUNE.
St. James Guild will meet at the Episco.
pal rectorv IN Text Wednesday, May I'd,
at , o'clock p. m. A full attendance Of
members Is re-, ested.
The readers Of the TRIBUNE will not
fail to read 'oindexter's new double col.
umn announcement in to.day's paper. The
ad. Is big en- ugh to talk for ITSELF Read 1t.
Territorial Treasurer Weston reports that
$eo,lo7.41 was received for licenses for the
quarter ending with March. OF this sum
Beaverhead County contributed $I,644.s4
and Madison county $S2oos.
Hon. Bill 4. Clark Is again writing
European Letters" for the Butte Miner.
Mr.. Clark is learning to write immensely,
and II you want to see how he I. improvin'
in writin' buy the Semi. W'eek!y Miner.
The style Of printing turned out by the
TRIBUNE job department will compare "a.
ss.st he
other establishment In the inter mountains.
The designs are neat and the prices quite
reasonable.
Assessor Willis l. on the look out to cap.
ture transieets while he takes in the r~gu.
lar Taxpayers OF Beaverhead County. The
large number Of the transient class Of tax.
payers helps materially to increase The tax
List Of the county.
Sweet & Baldwin are keeping fine line
Of domestic and imported cigars which
they offer to consumers and the trade Al
low figures. They have our thanks for q
box ofchoice domestics which found their
way to our editorial den.
Pease 4 Taylor are about ready to start
up the smeltsr At Spring Mountain, Idaho.
They have . large amount Of first class
smelting ore on hand. The short run, last
ell, yielded about twenty-five tons of base
bullion Ct paying quality.
Hon. E. Ballou, Receiver Of the U. S.
Land Office At Helena, will be in Dillon on
the 9Th Of May next, tn take any final
proofs Of desert land entries. Parties In
Beaverhead and Madison counties will note
this and be governed accordingly.
Jno Doe was up before Justice Kirkwood
Tor stealing pair Of blankets. Doe was
charged $Soo for getting away with the
woollen goods. John, being short Of cash,
was sent to the hotel de Reinhard,, where
he awaits check from his banker.
The whoopinx .cough-a disease defined
In the medical dictionaries NJ consisting Of
several exptrations, followed by 4 sonorous
inspiration or whoop-is whooping up a
number Of the little ones Of Dillon, and
'neasels Is prevailing At Glen Station.
The bands Of horses, sheep and cattle
throughout Beaverhead County are begin.
ming to show the effects Of the new green
grass and are picking up"-speaking after
the lingo Of stock men. Fat beef cattle are
getting somewhat scarce, and sales at $ss
per head are reported.
w. F. James, the employee Of the Utah
and Northern company who was hurt by
hand car accident last week, was removed
to the company's hospital at Ogden. His
spine was injured and the lower part of his
hodv raralyzed. II he lives it is probable
he will be cripple for life.
The ! aIBUNE has been favored By Mr.
Phil S Cole with specimens OF rich gold
and silver bearing IRE from the Gold Cliff
and Red Bear mines In Tire Mccarthy dis.
trict, owned BY the R. NJ. Mining Co. and
from the Melvina mine in the Birch Creek
district owned by L. e. Fyhrie u Co.
The Helena HeralH says: ~ petition
circulated at Dillon, protesting against the
reinstatement Of Judge Conger has receiv.
ed the signatures Of nearly all the promi.
nent citizens II that place." We get this
bit of news in the Week!y Herald. II the
Hfr"M printed daily edition it might be
more reliable.
U. S. Internal Revenue Collector Thos
+. Fuller calls the attention Of all persons
requiring United States license to the
fact that their licenses should be renewed
before May list. Collector Fuller further
states that blank forms of rebate on cigars
and tobacco will be sent to dealers as soon
they are received from Washington.
The Thoroughbred Percheron. Norman
stallion received BY Mr.. James Mauldin
last week. Is beautiful animal, as hand.
some as Rosa Bonheur's famous picture Of
the celebrated French horne Of the Norman
breed. The horse will prove a valuable
and desirable addition to Mr.. Mauldin's
stud, which contained before many excel.
lent horses and breeding mares.
Old Ben Butler once saved conv icted
Client from the penitentiary by letting the
rascal through window in q side room
while the sheriff was waiting in the next
room. This method Of practicing law in
don't work successfully, but it
Caused Deputy Mikus a race for prisoner.
The putty had good wind and nailed his
man in the brush above town, and the
prisoner now mlsterS with his t..lln,,, III;