The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-12

MONTANA CONDENSED.

MONTANA CONDENSED.
The saloons of Butte consume almost as
much milk as do the restaurants
The Butte Miner Office is to be lighted
with the electric incandescent light.
Tn the stallion trotting race at Butte
Ranchero beat Doncaster. Time, slow.
There is building boom upon Butte.
New buildings are going up everywhere
The next Legislature should pass law
for the inspection of mines and mining
machinery.
The bullion shipment Of Butte, not in
Gliding the Anaconda shipment, for last
week. was q fraction less than $125,ooo'
The second annual ball of Pioneer AS"
semblv of the knights Of Labor will take
place on September IS at the Butte Am
phitheater.
The Bell mine, at Butte, has been bought
in bv the first mortgages of the property
It is said that work will soon be resumed
upon the mine.
Rev. C. Tiff, superintendent OF the
Utah mission, and others, will assist IN the
reonening of the Mountain View M. r.
Church at Butte tomorrow, Sunday
Hilhouse Raymond won three races at
the Helena show. and would have taken
both of the grand prizes with Doncaster
if the Judges understood their business
Among the specimens of oats forwarded
with the Gallatin county exhibit to the
Minnesota fair, was a bundle measuring
six feet six inches in height, yielding IFS
bushels to the acre.
John Ca2lice, of Battle, has recently or
yanized in New York company tor the
purpose of working mines in len Mile
district It is to be known as the Ne"
York and Lee Mountain syndicate
Montana woods are quoted in Boston as
follows: Fine, zoo 22c, medium, 22@24
Territory woods are in such demand thai
dealers cannot open their stocks fas
enough to meet the calls upon them.
lanes Chamberlain, of Fort Benton, dis
covered and located rich gold lead at TIT
head of Belt creek last week. 1t is mar
row vein of from eight to twelve inches O
decomposed quartz, but assays $1oo pc
ton.
Surveyor General Harris goes out o
Office on November 1st by the expiration
Of his term. There are several applicant
for the place, most prominent OF whom
Col. Walter DeLacy, who is in every wa
qualified to fill the Office.
Governor Hauser has pardoned out {
the penitentiary VIM. Lawrence, conv'cte
of stealing sheep in Custer county owe
two years ago. The pardon was granite
upon the petition of Chief Justice Wad
Col. A. J. Johnston and others.
The artesian we'll at Fort Keogh hi
been sunk to depth Of 500 feet, with
1000 now Oh "dICI' 1AuoA S'S S''O''o ~
the water now flowing is strongly 'mpre
mated with salt, teaspoonful being TAXI
from gallon. The contract calls tor
depth Of 500 feet.
Returning Park tourists report your
Howard in a fair way to recover. Il
wound three days after infection had
inflamed and the belief was that he won
get we'll. The bullet entered the lower i
side, raging across the body without touc
ing vital part and coming out on
right side.
The Livingston Enterprise says:
wealthy reiident on the Crow reseryat'e
one who is in position to know the r
mercial strength of the tribe, says
Crows do not number above $500 perso
We believe that for ration purposes tn
number 5000. There is chance for
commissioner of Indian affairs through
new agent to get in his work.