The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05

We are requested to announce that ow.
ing to temporary indisposition the deputy
superintendent Of country schools will be
unable to Gil his lecturing appointments
until convalescence Is complete. School
teachers In the rural districts are requested
to cancel outstanding appointments until
the young gentleman's health improves.
The Butte Miner has just been sued for
$soyooo damages. As the Miner Is only
worth about $4,000 with old Scarles and
the devil ,hrowed in) we can't zee where
the other $4,000 10 to come from, unless
Joe Hvde's bank account 10 tackled for the
de6ciency-buta ~ Joe has holy horror for
libel suits he won't squander cent to save
the incorporated concern.
Over At Sheridan on next Friday even.
ing, May nth, the people Of the lower Ru.
BY Valley are going to have grand social
gathering, the occasion being an Ice cream
Festival gotten up by the ladies of Sheri.
dan and vicinity to raise money to repaint
and renovate the church building Of tina,
town. Tickets admitting lady and gentle.
many SLIGO, and every body is invited to at.
tend the festival.
Last Tuesday the authorities at Butte
wired Sheriff Reinhardt to stop one Oliver,
a passenger on the south. bound train that
morning. When the train arrived Sheriff
Reinhardt captured Oliver and run him
into the county jail for safe keeping until
the arrival Of a Butte officer. Next day
back to Butte, where he II accused Of steal.
ing a chest II tools valued at over $loo.
A correspondent Of the Helena hide.
PENDENT writing from Townsend has this to
say about the railroad situation at the river
crossing: 1.-THE Utah and Northern dare.
cap still stands on the grade at this point
where the two roads are to cross. The
Northern Pacific does not seem at all alarm.
ed, however, although the Utah and North.
ern shanty contains little arsenal and
hired guard, who sleeps on his arms"
A Glendale letter says that quite mum.
Der of the citizens Of that town win soon
seek other fields of usefulness. Ex.Rep.
resentetive ]. c. Rogers intend 10 throw
hts law single to the nreezes 6f Idaho
w. L. Rimball, Abe SheliebarYer and M.
S. johnson, and their families, will move
to the Blackburn Mining district ia Idaho.
Thos. E. Lyons and Jos. Littlefseld and
their families are to 60 to Spring Noun.
tain, idaho.
On last Monday party went up the
Blacktail to fish for trout. Their luck was
not extra good, but by consolidating the
catch into one string they brought home
enough trout to make mess for couple If
very small families. On arriving In town the
party came near being arrested and bound
over to the grand jury for bringing on
big snow storm. 10 catch plenty Of trout
It 10 now necessary to 60 high up on the
trouting streams.
Prospectors and parties intending to In.
wade Eastern Idaho this season had better
take the route from Red Rock to Lemhi
Junction than to switch off at any point
further down the line Of the Utah and
Northern. A daily line Of coacnes runs
from Red Rock to Junction and Salmon
City. At Shineberger's, at Red Rock, a
square meal and g,od accommodations
can be obtained and the same are obtainable
at Lemhi Junction.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
at Washington has issued instructions to
all revenue agents to see that the stamps
on all empty bags, boxes. vessels, wrappers
or envelopes which have contained cigars,
cheroots, cigarettes, snuff and manufactur
ed tobacco of any kind, are utterly DESTROY.
ed at once. Dealers In Southern Montana
who have neglected to comply with the law
In the above matter arr. liable to a heavy
penalty Tor their neglect.
Srhn Cali Y~1.
car loads Of ore from the New Departure
mine. Dillon, Montana, were received in
this city last week that assayed one hund.
red and sixtv.five ounces in silver TO the
ton." The Tribune is tribe off in loca.
ting the mine at Dillon. The mine Is
within few miles Of our town, and Is re.
garded by experienced mining men ~. the
best mining property in Beaverhead coun.
ty or Southern Montana.
Contractors and builders are referred to
the advertisement Of the Trustees OF the
Dillon school district to be found elsewhere
in to days TRIBUNE. Sealed proposals are
invited to be sent in by noon Of MAY eth
to build brick school house in Dillon,
The plans, specifications and conditions
may be examined ut Mr.. Thomsen's fruit
store. The Trustees propose to have a
first class building erected, and will reject
any or all bids to attain that end.
The Grand Jury Of Custer county found
thirty indictments against members Of the
corrupt crew Of officials who have been
leeches on the treasury Of that county for
few years past. All Of the old officials
Hubbell, Briggs, Robertson, Stillwell, ct al.
Were duly indicted. 1t will now be in
order for the old piper Of the Butte Misey
-(not the one announced as its editor for
a single dav)-to shed hog Of prir.
ter's ink over the indictment Of the sweet
scented political pets which, that sheet has
been laboring to prove paragons Of purity.
The city election at Butte comes off on
next Monday, May 9TH. The Republican
candidates are: For mayor, DR.. O. b.
Whitford; for marshal, l. w. Stoner; for
police magistrate, Milo French; for CITY
attorney, W. l. Lippincott; for assessor f.
q. Letter; for alderman, ]. II. Steel, u.
Cohen, sr, p. r. Dolman and II. NicNIur.
ply. The Democratic ticket is as follows:
For mayor, DR.. James Thompson; for
marshal los NJ Vennh1... E.>r .>~,l;c., ,.,,..