The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-18

A large number Of the distinguished cit
liens Of Beaverl,ead County have been
counting this week.
The small kids Of Dillon have dubbed
lime kiln bluff 1.-The lovers leap" at which
place they congregate to court.
Messrs. Gearv and Friendship have
brought a number of Clydesda!e stations
to Dillon. The horses are fine specimens
Of thoroughbreds.
The jury that sat ON the "dead man" at
No. 10 early last Sunday morning will pre-. |
sent their claims to the next Legislature of
Montana for payment
Cushings new bath rooms, in the rear of
his barber shop on Montana street, are fit.
ted up in fine style. Cold and warm baths
may he obtained at the rooms on short no.
tice.
The mining season has commenced in
the camps OF Southern Montana. The
heavy snowfall of the past winter will give
an abundance Of water for placer mining
this summer
Dillon Lodge Of the Knights Of Labor
has been organized. The lodge started
with sixteen charter members. The Knights
Of Labor are becoming strong. AT Butte
they number five hundred.
AT the Pavilion, on Wednesday evening,
two exciting races took place. In the
double race George Crowell and Mrs.
Eastman won. In the single-mile dash
Dan Chapman get left.
! Our citizens are busy cleaning their
back yards, and the alleys are receiving
needed attention. In several places around
town it is noticed that the alleys have been
cleaned up in tp-top shape.
The best kind Of reports are coming
down from Blue Wing District. The Blue
Wing mine, in that district, has developed
working fine body OF 2oo.ounce ore.
1t is expected that the City Charter for
Dillon win be printed and put in circu'a-
ton next week Every citizen should care.
fully read it, and then, when the time
comes, they will be prepared to vote for it
The Dillon Public Schools, after IL very
successful term, closed Yesterday. The
pupils, under the instruction of a com
petent corps Of teachers, have made com
,nen.iable progress in their studies during
the term.
The late Grand Jury was composed O
representative men Of Bcavcrhead County
The Jury might have stirred up some mat
tiers to the advantage OF the people at large
but taking its work, all in ali, it is regarded
as satisfactory
We noticed among the legal gentleme,
in attendance at court Judge Knowles, Hon
Samuel Word, Hon. Wash Stapleton, +
L. Mcbride, Esq, G.. w. Turner, Esq, ane
E ]. II. Duffy, Esq, in addition to the mem
bers Of the Dillon bar.
z Dandy Democrats desiring to devot'
their services to their country for their owl
| good should buy copy Of Cops u. S
Salary List and Girl Sey71cc Lau A CO
: py has been received at the TRIBUNE OF
fee, and it is said to be "just what Demo
Gratis need"
The array Of legal talent in attendance
at Court is unusually conspicuous. Tn
;. heavy weights, middle weights, and ligh
weights have had ample opportunity 10 dis
play their ability. Remembering that Ia "
yers talk for money, no charge is made 70
i the insertion Of this paragraph.
A paper recommending and indorsinl
w. F. Kirkwood for Superintendent of tn
National Park, was circulated this weel
i and received large number Of signatures
Mr.. Kirkwood's familiarity with the Par
n and the country in which it is locate
n would fit him to fill the position Of Snper
intendent efficiently.
}. A new Montana law passed by the lat
e Legislature and now in effect, requires al
county, precinct or district officers havin
h any claims against the county to file thei
v accounts, properly itemized, with the coun
IT, clerk on or before the first Monday {
). each month, and in case of failure of sue
officer SD to do, he torfeits all claim for Sc,
vices which should have been embraced i
said account.
THE COLLEGE MEETING.
In pursuance of a call the citizens of Di
:. lon and vicinity assembled in mass meet