The Dillon tribune., 1885-10-17

There is fine stack of silver-lead base
bullion accommodating on the platform of
the freight depot.
Kead the estray and taken up notices in
the TRIBUNE. You might make few
honest dollars by paying attention to these
notices.
1t used to cost two-bits for stoga stink.
er. Now you can buy Il fair smoking cigar
tor nickel and have galvanized match.
box thrown in.
The Dillon Pavilion will have to under.
go thorough overhauling and repairing
before it is thrown open 70 the rinkulatipg
mob OF skaters.
II. J. White & Co, grocers, will fling
their banner to the autumn breeze in few
days at the new Whitc-Union brick block
on Montana street.
The splendid stock Of fashionable fancy
fabrics for feninines displayed over the
counters Of Eliels New York store can not
be surpassed in Montana.
The statement Of the Dillon National
Bank will be found in another column.
The bank is making larger showing at
each publication of its condition.
Owing to scarcity Of greenhacks gam.
bling is quiet. Still, the short-card indus.
try is pursued as vigorously as the limited
amount Of money in circulation will admit.
Owners Of quartz claims should bear in
mind the new law prescribing the manner
Of proof Of representation work. The text
Of the law has been once published in the
TRIBUNE.
The Dillon Furniture Co. has received a
splendid assortment of furniture. Good Il.
Paul, manager, explains the stock, and his
business hours are from early a m. to late
p. m, daily.
1t will take Phil McGough an epoch of
time to get familiar with the twelve-foot
sidewalks now being laid in the city. Mac
thinks the twelve.foot will be useful
on circus day.
The excitement over the placer diggings,
in the gulches Of the upper Big Hole Basin,
has resulted in the location and recording
of thirty three placer claims thus far, and
the end is no. yet.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet in special session on Friday, Oct.
goth. The meeting will be held to con.
slider the proposals for building bridge
across the Big Hole river At Melrose.
The dressmaking departments Of the
millinery parlors in the city are finishing,
for lady customers, fine suits and dresses,
which for style, finish, and fit, would do
credit to any establishment in the country
Our Gallatin county contemporaries arc
Dragging over ton and half of clover
hay to the acre for the second year. That's
small crop. Stodden Bros, on the Bea.
verhead Valley, cut two tons to the acre the
first year.
Our Butte contemporaries are out with
prospectuses for Holiday editions. Start
ing in in time, we may expect to see bette,
editions Of holiday papers than any here.
tofore published al the biggest mining bure
on earth.
Sebree, Ferris l. White, forwarders
received this week several car loads of
machinery for the New York and Montana
Mining Co. Of Virginia City This com
pany is erecting first class silver mill
at the "Ancient Capital"
Sheriff Tom f. Jones lett on last Mon,
day morning for Victoria, b. c., for the
purpose OF bringing Winslow ID. Morgan
back. Morgan is charged with killing
Frederick B. Haining on Birch Creek on
the morning Of the sth Of July last
The last shipment Of ore from the Pc.
laris mine, in the Bald Mountain District
nctted $4,000. This valuable mine, owned
by Mcssrs. White, Shcnon, Fyhrie and
Meade, is showing up splendidly at depth
ct one hundred feet from the surface.
Tomorrow, Sunday, being the twentieth
Sunday after Trinity, and also St. Luke's
day, there will he Divine service at St
James Episcopal Church at II a. m. and
:. 90 o'clock p. m. Rev. Mr.. Hooker, rector
officiating. Sunday School meets imme
diately after morning service.
The Job Department of the TRIBUNE
establishment has just received new styles
Of type from the type foundry and a new
stock Of job printing material. With fas,
steam job presses we are better prepared
now than ever before to turn out every de-
scription Of job printing rapidly and al