The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-04
AS an evidence of the goodness of Dill.

is more interest manifested in religious
matters at present than usual
The annual election of district school
officers for the Dillon School District
takes place to-day, Saturday. The polls
will be opened at the School House.
In the catch-as.y ou.can wrestling match
at the Pavilion, between Billy West and
John Gould, for $1oo, West won. 1t was
a well-contested match throughout
When a female gets too many inches Of
Dillon whisky in her Sheriff Jones con.
sideratelv puts her in wheel.barrow and
rolls her around to the county pen.
The mines and mining property of the
6. c. G. Mining Co. at Gibbonville, Idaho,
under the SUPPLEMENTARY Of Col. Spear,
have been attached for $1,000 Of debts.
A petition indorsing Martin Maginnis,
for Governor OF Montana, was in circula.
ton in Dillon during the week. A double
column Of signatures were obtained to the
document.
The attention of horsemen is called to |
the circle.headed, double.compartment ad- |
vertisement Of James Mauldin, Of Willow.
burn Ranch, to be found on another page
Of to.day's paper.
Dillon is livening up considerably.
There appears to BIZ more money in circu-
lation now than at corresponding time
last year. Everybody seems to feel that 1t
will be prosperous season.
The replevin case before Judge Mead
and jury of six In the Probate Court was
decided in favor Of the plaintiff, Mrs. May.
Judge Galbraith appeared for the plaintiff,
and Smith & Melton for the other side.
The TRIBUNE urges that sanitary pre-.
cautions at once be taken by our citizens.
Spring is here and the winters accumu-
lation Of filth and rubbish in the streets
and alleys Of Dillon should be removed.
The Shenon tunnel, which is being
driven to tap the Bannack mine, in the
Bannack district, has been advanced over
800 feet The tunnel will tap the vein
over Goo feet deep when completed.
Cutting down the Assessors salary in
Beaverhead County to ST. 900 year is one
Of the economic ~ acts Of the dead Legis.
lature. The Assessor won't have much
left after paying horse hire and grub bills,
The Utah and Northern Railway Co. is
. now running its trains according to the
new system Of time-that is, the hours Of
the day are numbered from one to twenty.
four, instead of one to twelve and repeat
The choirs Of the Dillon churches have
been practicing on music for Tomorrow
Easter Sunday festivals. A rare chora
treat may be expected ut the church ser
vices, to which everybody is cordially in
vited.
The building boom has commenced in
J, Dillon. Thomson 4 Bliven have begun
the erection Of their two.story brick or
Montana street. Others are making prep
arations to begin the erection of buildings
in town.
Treasurer Wing has posted notices al
over Beaverhead County warning person.
that 500 fine is liable to be inflicted TO
each violation Of the license law. TAX,
= heed, as the Grand Jury convencs in abou
two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Norris informs US that the Col
lege Committee will meet in Dillon o,
y Friday, April goth. Representatives from
Helena, Bozeman and White Sulphu
Springs will be present, in addition to tn
committee.
Once again do we hear Of the "Histor,
Of Montana" II is telegraphed from Chi
cago that the long.deferred "History Q
y Montana is now in the hands Of tn
u printer and vii! soon be issued. 1t vii
make 1900 pages.
: The efforts to capture the escaped pris
oners, Lloyd Homer, Con Connors, an
Charlie White, have thus far been unavaiI
IS ing. Sheriff Jones has had number q
It deputies out after the desperadoes and h
has spent considerable money in endeavor
IS ing to effect their capture.
C 1t is likely that the Utah and Northern
Company will soon begin the building G
: thirty miles of railroad in Beaverhea
d County 1t will connect at both ends witt
the main line and is to be used exclusive'
$ for the passage Of freight trains SO as I
4 avoid the Apex divide, between Dillo
and Birch Creek, over which it is toun
expensive to operate and SO fruitful of az
cidcnts.