The Dillon tribune., 1883-03-03
In TOWN AND OUT.

The pay-car of the Utah and Norther
visited the North Division lately.
St. James Guild will meet at the res
dence of Mrs. E. H. Price on next Wedne
day afternoon, March 9Th, at 3 o'clock.
The NJ. E. Sewing Society will meet ;
the residence OF Mrs. James kirkpatrick
on Thursday, March s, at O'Clock, D. n
The Hecla telephone line is complete
and is now in operation, connecting Gier
dale with Hecla City, with an instrumcr
at the concentration at Norwood.
The planning machine of Green & Wal
tiers, on upper Montana street, is runnin
steadily. The planer is turning out fin
| quality of dressed lumber and doing it
work we'll.
There has been no programme prepare
by the Literary Society tor this evening
However, it is expected that an elegan
rough-and-tumble programme will be pro
duced on the spur of the moment
John A. Jessrang, who is confined in tn
county Jail under indictment for the muir
der of Davidson, is said to be respec1ab),
connected His father, mother, and NOR,
homes: brothers reside in ST. Paul, Mimi
A Washington telegram says that Judge
Wade has been re-appointed- Chief Justice
of Montana. The dispatch is very brie
and does not say that the learned Judge has
been granted pension for his dead sClare
Lincoln.'
The Dillon Public School resumed CD.
erations on Thursday, after the adjourn
ment Of court. The attendance is good.
and it is hoped that for the remainder OF
the term the school will not be broken I'M
or interrupted.
We notice in the Mississippi newspapers
an obituary notice Of Sister Mary Vincent
Browne, of the Convent OF Mercy, at Vicks-
burg, Miss, who died on January 23d. De-
ceased was the sister of Hon. Ioseph A.
Browne. of this county.
The Good Temrlars of Dillon have rent
ed the building two doors north of Kirk
patrick's store, on Helena street, and are
having it fitted up for hall Their regular
meeting will be held there next Wednes
lay evening, March 9TH.
The Helena Indetendem saws: Hon.
". I. Jacobs, memoer Of the House from
Beaverhead County, has leased portion of
he Ryan brick block, corner of Broadway
md Ewing streets, which he will occupy as
family residence IN the futuee.
II Prof Wright, the 'Rarev of the Rock
IS" has been delivering free lectures on
orse,nanship to attentive Dillon audiences
he Professor knows heap about horses,
nd his eloquent lingo, so it is said, will
anne the widest horse in one hour.
Rev. Mr.. Wood. of Helena, lectures in
he Grand street church of that CITY on
Rushing" The ministers of Southern
1ontana are all good "rustlers," but the
natter of rustling is too common and eve
Y day thing with them to lecture upon.
On the nomination of Gov. Crosby the
,ouncil confirmed Judge r. z. Thomas,
t Glendale, as Notary Public. II it had
cen possible for Helena man to live in
,e capital and keep notary's Office in
'lendale, this would never have happened.
The mysterious disappearance of Thos.
:. Reed, of Red Rock, in this county.
ON San Francisco remains unexplained.
n account of Reeds sudden disappear
ice was published several weeks ago,
1t no news of his whereabouts has been
ceived since.
The merchant who undertakes to do bu
ness without advertising in the TRIBUNE
or some other live newspaper-will find
lat he has chosen path in life that is all
e way up hill, and if he lives to be as old
Methuselah Of the Scriptures he will
yer get in sight Of the top Of the hill.
The Hecla Concentration, at Norwood.
running day and night on ores supplied
the Sheep, Fissure and Quartz mines.
ne COMMENTATOR uses up one hundred and .
'enty-five tons of crude ore daily. The
e is delivered at the concentration over
tramway which runs from Hecla CITY
Norwood. 8
Mr.. Ross, foreman of the Cleopatra mine /.
Lion Mountain, had narrow escape
e day last week. In coming down the
'untain he slipped on the ice and slid
wn tor distance of six hundred feet, 20. :
over rocky cliff forty feet high. He
$ considerably bruised and shaken up :
is around again.
Since the erection of concentrating works /,
Virginia City is assured, there is in. l.
ased activity among the quartz miners C.
the central part Of M ADDISON county. G
Zen the sanpling works at Dillon are v
ured there will be greater activity dis. E
yed III the numerous mining districts
our town.
The Dillon delegation that attended the
ID Dance at Glendale on Friday even
of last week are enthusiastic in their ;,
ises Of the way the Glendaleites treated ii
n while they were their guests. They V
royal time, and the occasion was the &C
ans of cementlng kindlier feeling be- p
en- citizens Of the two towns.
About oue-third Of the brain Of David r.
, who was alleged to have been MUIR -
d and cremated BY Jessrang, has been 81
in liquid preparation by Dr. O'Calla- \,
for preservation. This much Of the "
h was found in the charred Goals at the Il
e Of cremation, and although partially -
ked and roasted, It is easily identified as T.
,rtion Of human brain. ~
1e extract the following from private It
r from Helena Of recent date: aThe FOL
islature b grinding along with routine
ness and there is q large amount niled d.
nd pending, but there Is really nothing n,
~ particular importance or interest 10
people Of Beaverhead County. The ".
interests Of the Territory 3 power. III;
represented and asking large appro- ne,
Ions from the Territory. The stoct
viii obtain ! reasonable expenditure n "a,
DubIic money, but they nav No. 90 II n.