The Dillon tribune., 1883-02-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
The Utah and Northern company is Put.
ting in a ny" at Glen Station, eighteen
miles from Dillon.
Henry Garrett has sold his mining inter
ests in the Mccarthy and Birch Creek dis
tricts to Messrs. Cole y Co. for $4,000.
A saw mill is to be put up ON Medicine
Lodge creek, above Ornstcin's coal bank,
and aboit twelve miles up the creek from
Horse Prairie.
The tunnel driven to tai, the vein Of the
Pennsylvania lode, opposite Bannack, has
struck large body Of frce.milling gold
quartz that prospects we'll.
Superintendent Blickensderftr, of the
Utah and Northern, has been examining
the condition Of the Northern division Of
his line during the past week.
The Commissioners of Madison county
accepted the bid Of r. Carney, Of $47s, to
rebuild part Of the Parsons bridge over
the Jefferson River. Work to be completed
by March Isl.
In the House, up at Helena, a genuine
American Jew is chief clerk. It Marks
the fact that Hebrew has been chosen as
chief scribe Of the Gentiles. Hes a good
one, though, and entirely above kus picion.
When the local editor Of the Miles City
'"",Soi gets hard up to fill up that sheet
''e chucks in an estray notice Of 'gentle.
,nan cnw," wipes his inustache on the dev.
It's apron and goes to the nearest prayer
meeting.
The NORTH West says that among the
things eminen,ly desirable ur Deer Lodge
to have is Town Hall. The observation
applies with equal force to Dillon, where
the need of commodious hall has been
felt for long time.
The February term of District Court In
and for Bcaverhesd County commences on
the third Monday Of the month, the roth.
Grand Jurors are required to be present on
the first day of the term and Trial Jurors
ON the second day.
Alex. Metxel, who was in Dillon last
week, received a steam saw mill which he
will put up In one Of the kulcles near his
ranch. The mill will supply the people Of
the Upper Ruby with lumber AZ soon as It
is put In operation.
Hon. B. F. White, who Is member Of
the Judiciary committee Of the Council, has
introduced bill In that ht,dy 10 amend
section sS7, article 3, division s, Of the gen.
eral laws of Montana. concerning Jurors
and witnesses fees and mileage.
a h.b,und freight train on the u,
md ~, which was behind time recently.
run intO hand car on one Of the sharp
curves near Brownies bridge. The occu.
pants Of the hand car escaped injury bv
jumping before the collision occurred.
1t Is rrobable that the movement ON i;xt
In NxsRs tfsHrw Il s-.4 -
Bannack will result in the construction If
wo' rs. The enterprise of ere ting s,mel.
t.. In that district is being cauvass.,i, and
It is meeting with favorable consideration.
In November, 1862, there STOOL IN the
bank nf the Bcavtrhead river. at.ove the
mouth of the Rattlesnake, a sign OF %, isin.
al design and the artistic work of hull.
which read as follows: "notis-
!" the grass Hopper gold Diyins Is miles,"
Last Monday was the i46th anniversary
u the birth of Tom Paine. The followers
" the noted infidel ARE SD few and tur be.
tween IN Di Ion that no demonstration was
made to celebrate the memory OF the man |
ho believed in tone God, hut no Jcsus."
1" 1881 the Burirind Brothers, Of this
:ounty, located on Tongue River, in Custer
'ounty, and bought 5000 sheep. 7.tuo OF
which were ewes. The crop uf lambs the
ollowing spring numbered :,6oo, and the
wool clip averaged between nine and ten
,Onntls.
Notwithstanding the recent spell Of hit.
CT cold weather, stock Of all kinds IN B.a.
'erl,ead County Is generally in better con.
iition at the p'cscnt time Il an usual at this
season Ot the year. The rcmrts Of the
ri the herds in all parts Of the
county are very favorable.
Ano,h.r cold wave is passing over Mon.
ana. Early Yesterday. Friday, morning
he thermometers IN Dillon registered thir.
y.six degrees BELOW zero When ne op,.
.et accustomed to temperature Of thirty
TX below aero they merely alluue to II ns
fright smart chance Of u cold snap"
The boiler. engine. and some other ma.
hinerv, taken from the London Comma
l.v's forty stamp gold mill ut Silver Star.
vas received at the Dillon depot for shin.
G"nt south, The machinery goes to the
lin.ic mining district, in Utah, where Il
vii l'e used in the extensive copper silver
melting works that are bein. erected by
he company 1t that place.
The lInuse, at Helvna, bv a vote Of ,iuht
~ to thirteen against refused To buy daily
e~>raper>. Ii the vote had been taken
~ the proposition to buy Whisky and ci.
airs It would. probably. have carried by a
'emend"us maj"rity. 1t is fair tn infer.
"m the vote, that our Legislators loaf
"'nd and sponge the reading of daily
ewslM!"rs 1T the saloons and peanu. shop,
, Helena
The Greenwich copper mine. located in
" Birch Greek district, has been bonded
Chicago syndicate. An expert repr,. ,
'ntinS the syndicate examiner the mine
lst week. The Greenwich shows vein
SIN te,t "' ore prospcc,rd to depth OF
'riv 'hve teet BY an incline shaft, with no
ell defined wall. The ore averages 20 pcr (
,nt in copper and from lS to 20 ounces in
liver to the Ton.
The hanging bv the Vi.ilan.c< Of seven =
zen On onedav near Week ksville, in M's.oula
1un'v, has no parallel in the history of
t"niana. In 'hc ,la>> when the Vj.iIant., {
ere engaged in clranin. out plumm,r', !
any ot ,icl'rra.ine> five men were hanged
one entertainment in Alder Gulch, and :.
'e might that Pluin,ner's neck was broken !
liangmans Gulch, at Bannack, three r
'>prrate characters were jcrkcd into ctcr.
y in short order.
/"' .N""f''"a ChnyrAmrm-thc prospec. :.
Is III which is QUITS the name of thu.
sw religion, monthly to bc published at
irsinia City. The prospectus saws that