The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-19
GLEANINGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

1000 turkeys this season, realizing $500
fiom their sale.
San Francisco will put up buildings cost
ing ST. 1,ooo, 900 in Golden Gate Park for he
worlds fair in 1887.
The San Francisco school fund is ex
hausted, over 100000 having been paid GU
during the past week.
Denver is not satisfied with its appropri
alton of 5000, 1000 for Government build
ing, but wants ST. 100000.
In Sutter county, Gala, coyote scalps ART
worth S., lynx and wild cats S., foxes
s.. 50, gray or bald eagles s..
The town corporation at Caldwell, Idaho
offers to deed a lot to each child born in tht
town between the 9Th of May and the 18th
of June, 1854.
A branch of the Oregon Short Line, uE
the Boise Valley from Caldwell, is an as.
sured fact. Work will commence on il
early in the spring.
,
hired 70 work at Bullion, Idaho, in the
Vienna mine. Nealy all the men are used
up by accident or sickness.
new railroad is to be built from Hum
boldt, California, to Reno, running through
Tchama county and Plumas. This road
will probably run through Sierra Valley
and Beckwith.
The Republican hopes that the move
ment to organize Chamber Of Commerce
in Denver will succeed. The cid Board of
Trade has become too sluggish to be of
any great value to the merchants or to the
city.
| More young orchards are being set out,
both in the foothills and valleys of Teha.
ma county, Gala, than has been known in
any former year. The majority Of the or
chards being planted are peach and Bartlett
pears.
Burglars, sneak-thieves, highwaymen,
cut-throats, assassins and measles are max
ing things lively in Carson, New. All they
now lack down there to make everybody
perfectly happy is State Prison break, an
earthquake and big FIRE.
Considerable anxiety has been felt about
a car load of ore sent from the Solid Silver
Mining Co., at Silver City, New Mexico to
the smelling works at Pueblo. The car
contained only four tons OF mineral, but its
value was estimated at $4,000. ---.-
The gallows at Sacramento, Gala, upon |
which Domingo Estrada, Fio'nena Gotta,
David TurIey, Troy Dye and Edward An
derson, of Sacramento county. and Joseph |
Newell of Santa Clara, were hung was re-
Gently shipped to Auburn for the execu-
ton Of Stephen Richards.
Caldwell Qdaho) Tribune: There is more
building going on in Caldwell than in any
other town in Idaho. Many thought the
building boom, which has already lasted
three months, would suh>ide by the holi-
days. But it now appears that there are
more buildings under course of construc-
ton and in contemplation than at any pre-
vious time.
The Oregouian states that Chinese are
control Of Second street, Port
land, by methods familiar to property own
ers in San Francisco. They first acquire
lease or two in any given t'ock, and then
begin crowding out the whites, who cannot
live in close proximity to them. In due
time they virtually control all the property
on the street on their own terms, without
owning it.
The Gunnison (Colo.) News: A party of
five or six men, including two cousins OF
the Walsh boys from Ashcroft, left Crested
Butte at noon on the 9TH to visit O. Be- JOY
ful Basin and search for the bodies OF the
Walsh boys who are buried in the snow
slide. Where the slide stopped and where
the bodies undoubtedly are the snow is
rom fifteen to twenty feet deep and pack. !,
ed almost as hard as ice. K
The insiders Of the Bodie (Cala.) Consol-
dated Mining Company now say that at a
JOINT III the IlIluS, Oh lIIc .3OO'IOOt~ ICNcI,
wenty five feet south and forty feet east of
he main shaft, a vein from eighteen inches
o two feet wide of very rich ore has been
struck, which averages $2oo per ton. They
eport that an up-raise has been started In
his ore, which has been raised thirty five
eec, with rich ore in the top, and that it be-
ongs to the old Fortuna vein. f
The four dollar reduction made recently =
N passenger rates from Salt Lake to New
fork BY the d. and r. 6. and .. P. roads
las been recalled, and the old passenger
ates from Salt Lake to the Atlantic restor-
d. The reduction was made originally on
ccount Of So reduction in rates made BY
he roads east OF the Missouri, but those
oads, having amicably arranged their diff
culties, the former through rates from
;alt Lake are again in vogue.
Profits from Stock Raising. r