The Dillon tribune., 1884-11-15
GLRANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.
COLOR ADO.

is to have his trial shortly at Leadville.
James Fitzgerald was arrested at Gum
son charged with attempting rape upon
the person Of lady Of that place.
Ouray's ore output for this season will
60 over $r,5ooooo, and every pound will
have been wagoned or packed to the rail-
road.
Mines in Albany Gulch are idle. Own.
ers busted. Thousands of tons of low
grade ore can not be moved until freights
are cheaper.
NEVADA.
Watermclons are still ON sale in Virginia
City, and flowers are still blooming in the
gardens Of that city.
Ano, an Indian squaw Of the Washoe
tribe, was run over BY passing train near
Reno recently, and received injuries from
which she soon died.
At Eureka, OH the 9th inst. a four YEAR
old son oi Mr.. Edwards fell from cliff
where he was playing and had his skull
crushed.
James Phelan was found dead in his bed |
! at Virginia on the morning Of the 9th. He
was an old resident and he was at one time |
President Of the Miners Union.
MISCELLANEOUS.
a reward Of $1,000 is offered for the re-
covery Of the body Ut Tom w. Cover, who
was supposed to have been lost on the Col.
orado Desert, while prospecting, ON the
2ed of last September.
Considerable excitement exists near Col.
fax, W. T., over the mysterious disappear.
ance Of Herbert Clark, banker of Mos.
COW, l. T. Foul play is suspected, as his
books are all correct.
Albert Wagner, young German who
had been employed for some years past as
a collector for San Francisco restaurant,
committed suicide last Tuesday by means
Of dose Of strychninc.
At Dallcs, Oregon, few days ago, four
roughs took drunken German carpenter
to lonely place, knocked him down and
robbed him, when he quietly drew re.
volvcr and shot one through the heart,
killing him instantly. The other three
and their victim were arrested.
UTAH
Joseph Evans, convicted Of bigamy at
Salt Lake City, last week, was sentenced to
an imprisonment Of three years and six
months in the Penitcntiary and to pay a
fine Of $3.50.
The Evans abortion case is creating con.
siderable talk for Salt Lake gossipers.
Highwaymen are working Sal, Lake.
J. II. Clark was held up and relieved OF
$as and gold watch and chain valued at
$l9o.
Forty y.threc hundred pounds Of powder
exploded at Pascoe's lime quarry near Salt
Lake, the other day, doing considerable
damage to surrounding buildings.
Forty.to thousand dollars was paid in
to the Salt Lake City treasury for licences
during the last six months; Of which about
$4,000 was for taxes and about $1,000 for
fines.
1t takes 4so beet cattle per month to sup.
ply Salt Lake City, or about $500 per year.
In 1853 the butchers Of that city slaught-
cred $500 for that market. Part Of these
went to supply orders from other towns.
Robert Lindsay, young man we'll liked
In Park City, met his death on the Onta.
rio dump. lie was driving team, when
It became fractions, ard jumped over the
embankmcnt, inflicting such injuries that
he died from thcm
Bear Lake and Cassia are the only coun-
ties that will send polygamists to the Idaho
Legislature next winter.
A Miss Moore proposes that an Orphans
Home be built at Boise City, and offers
liberal donation to start the scheme.
Very rich strikes have lately been made
in a number of the Bay Horse mines
Commissioner Shoup has collected u good
lot Of rich Ore from thar district.
The Challis Messenger says new mining
strikes are reported from almost every part
Of the country. 1t seems the search of the
worthy prospcctor has not been in vain.
Old Atlanta, one of the richest little dis.
tricts in Idaho, is taking on new lease Of
life. The new Monarch mill will BE- ready
to commence crushing about the middle of|
December The new Tahoma mill is run.