The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-08-23
aLEArrNas FROM THE ROCKIES.

Wood River is shipping Fast 80
loads Of high grade ore daily.
The mill Of the Bodie Consolidated Com
pany is being run on tailihgs only.
| Samples OF ore have been secured from
nrospects down the Snake river that assay
very rich
/ Th.. Providence mine in the S:err'tas,
| Arizona, has been sold to Brooklyn parties
for $4,000.
| The Idaho World says: Work has been
| suspended on the famous Charles Dickens
mine, at Bonanza.
| About 40 car loads, of Is to 20 tons eacn'
of base bullion, have been shipped from
HALEY this summer
Each inmate of the Nevada State Insane
| Asylum costs the State ffty-six and three
| quarter cents per day
| Rumors are in the air that lively rattle
| in some of the Tuscarora, Nevada, stocks
is on the programme for the near future
A ,o-inch BODY of galena has been
struck in the Big Chief mine at Leadvliie'
which it is predicted will prove bonanza.
During recent storm near Adamsv'lie'
Beaver County, Utah, there was shower
of young frogs about the size OF man
| thumb.
The Idaho A7w1aucAe says the Idaho
Stock Growers meeting OF the 4th was
largely attended ana good deal of private
business transacted.
Moliie Wilson, found guilty in the Og-
den police court of smoking opium, and
fined $50 and costs, has not yet "dug up
and is languishing in the county Jail.
Two miles below Assot;n, on the bank
of Snake river, five. men are employed III
digging out the remains of an animal OF
extraordinary size, said to be over twenty
feet in height.
The Democratic Convention III the Ter
ritory of New Mexico, held at Albuquer-
que, nominated Antonio Joseph, Territorial
Delegate to Congress. Manzares refused
the nomination.
| Seventy men and fifteen or twenty teams
arrived in Ogden from Salt Lake, to do
work for the Electric Light Company in
| Ogden canyon. TIL. Brush Electric Light
Company have plant in Ogden.
! Tom Fitch, the man who permanently
settles wherever night overtakes him, has
now left Tucson and gone to Los Angeles
to reside But then Tom believes a rolling
stone is the noblest work OF God and an
! honest man gathers no moss.
Advices from Tombstone, Arizona, state
that after being idle three months, the
miners have consented to work Tor So per
day, and that business is in consequence
improving. Twice as many miners as for
merly. will now DC employed.
1t IS said that about Reno. Nevada,
/ horses are scarce and are selling for good
prices Also. that we'll broke horses,
| from six to seven years OF age, sound and
all right, will sell in San Francisco readily
at from 5000 to 500 per span.
| The Lost River Mining District is look
ing up says the HALEY Times. Nearly
every day samples are sent in for assay
that are very rich, but generally ranging
from 5000 to $500. The North Fork is
also being prospected, with good results.
The Ogden Herald, under the heading OF
"Our Art Column" calls attention to John
Hafen, Of Springvile, Offenbach's 'Or-
pheus and Eurydice," "Important to Stock.
raisers,' fine cigars, lime and groceries,nice
bottled goods, and five gallons of root beer
Inquiries are frequently made relative tc
the elevations above the ocean level Of
ketchum and other Wood River towns
The following is said 10 be Approximately
correct: Ketchum, 800 feet; Bellevue
$500 feet; Galena, $500 feet; Sawtootf
City, 1000; Vienna 1900.
The Elkhorn mine in Idaho, owned b,
Messrs. Hause, Hotter, Hale, and Lewis
is making fine record in the way Of divi
dends. Each Of the owners has received
$4,000 as his share of dividends for thu
!, much Of this year, and $1,000 is as yet I'm
divided. The dividend of last year amount
ed to $16o,ooo.
Judge Hoffman, of the United State
District Court, rendered decision in tn
habeas corpus case OF Shong Toon, VIII
left the State two months after the Chimes
restriction act Of May 10th, 1882, went int,
operation and failed to obtain return Ger
ti6cate. The court holds he cannot retur,