The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-25
,,r.x,yGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

p,.ekfoot Idaho, rejoices in population
400, according to the school eens"
st taken.
r.,nl C. Mason, late from Michigan t.
,v,rton, Colorado, left his hotel on Tues
M .aernoon for walk, and has not beer
ard Of since.
rhe business failures in Utah for thu
- six months of 1855, are stated b,
..d<,,eets at eleven, the liabilities being
10000, and the assets $227'ooo'
/ 4 weakly literary weekly known as the
I.day mirror, after brief, but troubled
(;<tence a. Salt Lake, succumed to the
,v;,able and has been cremated.
The Colorado editors are on a flying trip
Oregon. They have reconsidered their
,otion to stop over at Wood River
! Colorado papers show no signs Of the
! new district called Alton, just dis
,sted on the divide between East Fork
the Salmon and Big Creek, Idaho, is of
,ch promise, and is said to already need
hill.
rhe Colorado State Press Association
IA its annual meeting in Denver on
esday. On Wednesday the editors and
H. wives started ON fifteen days ex-
fsion to Oregon.
At Laram:,, Wyoming, on Monday, H.
Madsen became incensed at the con-
Ct Of George Miller, and threw heavy
Lr glass, which struck Miller in the fore.
ID, cracking the skull.
On Sunday last fire occurred at Black
!, Idaho, the residence Of H. c. Dipple|
ng entirely destroyed with all its conf
It's, and his youngest child, only ten|
|nths old, was burned to death.
The Oregon "nissionary" car containing
exhibit of.the State products will be ex.
tied at the State and County Fairs of
IT, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan
Dakota That the State will derive
At benefit from the project there is no
bt
II Apishapa Station, about thirty.five
es south Of Pueblo, Colorado, young
leman named Joe Fields suicided on
bday afternoon by shooting himself
bugh the breast four times with a re-
yer, one Of the balls passing completely
pugh his body.
he Bessemef steel works, at Pueblo,
orado, started up last Monday on al
new contract. The iron furnace is
IN in blast, having been banked for two
pths, and the steel converter will be-
up this week. The rail mill presents
enc Of hustle and activity.
spite Of the difficulties under which
faul'c mining labors, the gold bullion
'ments from Nevada City, California,
$4,000 in June, an increase Of $,3,.
over the same time last year. This
only one point Of shipment embracing
aps one.third Of the product. The out
'of the year is estimated at ST. 100000
'e sad story Of Nevada's mining de.
nee is told in one sentence by the Vir.
city Chronicle which says: "Men
' seen every day on the waste dump
combination shaft picking up the
mat was thrown out mixed with the
e. and some Of them have made as
as s5 per day in collecting this ore.'
me time ago Henry Toomey brought
against Wm' Dumphy to recover SIS.
~ services rendered, claiming to have
gu purchasers for the defendants
'oa ranch. This consists of $4,000
q land on the line of the Central Pa.
railroad, together with 10000 head of
''e price being $4,000. No de.
was interposed and Judgment has
,''efeo tor S,o,453.,,. This amount
wv interest on the original amount of
=. ."'m residence of Gov. Stoneman
''o'n'a' at San Gabriel, was burned
4'o' All Of the furniture upstairs
ss oat part OF the furniture down.
vas saved. The Governors army
"'' saddle, and various relics were
,s'.. ss.'ef with the oil paintings, a book
a,'ngs worth $500, his private pa.
a documents, and also a piano
Nse was wholly burned in three.
VI an hour. The loss is about ST..
''""ce on lewelry, $1,000.