The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-05
-,,os FROM THE ROCKIES

,.,.l i,ir this fall ,,..,,o, of Altura.
.,,a,, ,ar Idaho, reduced the a'r.,s nsr mile.
''''' % p..,sc Express Company offers
Inc ~ $500 and ten per cent OF the
s'.r ''., recovered for the two ,,as men VINO VINO
sspss 'Spss the stage near Ar'0' '0""'' '''
. :. ,,;e.de has been organized at
a. a ~ Rock, and, as soon as the hose ana
sas's . s equipments are received will
'ss 'ss,d good protection to the business p0''
,;oo Of the town.
~ c,,h,c., (Colo.) sylvanite mine has
-" U developed by strong company &,
'es" -, h.. spent a quarter Of million up
Sn's" -. =. - nov claimed that the ore
saa;.s s"M in sight are worth $s'ooo'ooo'
~. office Of the keystone, at ketchum,
~ -, Nth all the material, was burned
''.'.' =. ..st This leaves Ketchun without
~. .,oer. but we presume that it will only
!. IL, IN that condition for a short t'me'
r.. .heyenne Sum Of the a5th reports
j.. discovery, near Laramie Peak, OF
,,oe mica mine, said to be the most val
p.,l .,I. sort of mica. Specimens of it have
.s., .s. shown in Cheyenne and will be sent
East
Morton, who shot and killed Crawford
,.,, Emmettsville, Ada county, 1daho'
.hort time since, was held in the sum OF
s,oo to appear before the next Grand Jury.
He gave the required bond and was re-
leased.
The Indians in the Puyallup Valley,
Washington Territory, are complaining
vociferously at the reduction Of the pay
for picking hops to IS cents box. The
growers are firm, however, and threaten TO
employ Cinnamon.
Superintendent Havens has divided
another $4,000 among the owners OF the
Id.hoan mine-this making the fourth
dividend, aggregating $1,000 declared BY
that gentleman within the past 30 days
ays the HALEY (ldaho Times.
The bids for the completion of the Cap
,ol building at Boise City were opened
last Wednesday, says the Statesma"
There were four competitors. The Lowest
bid was $4,000, by Nimock & Co., t.
whom the contract was awarded.
On the e7th Of August, in Orland
calusa county, Gala, George O. Cobb wa
beating his wife, when his neighbor, Hiram
Green, shot through the wall and kille'
Cobb instantly. Mrs. Cobb had long SUIT
ired from the drunken frenzy of her hus
band
It is stated on good authority, says tn
phcnix (Arizona) Herald, that the lat
raid Of the Apaches from Sonora into tn
Huachuca Mountains was known by III
Indians on the San Carlos Reservation
twelve hours before the telegraph an
nounced the news.
The Winnelnucca .Si1vev State says: NJ
b'andenstein & Co. are fencing In thei
ranch on the Little Humboldt with ceda
posts and barbed wire. They have CON
pleted about miles of fence, and intend
build about 80 more this fall. The ranc
embraces the old George Carol place, i
Paradise Valley, and several section
which have been purchased from the Sta,
and Railroad Company by Brandenstein
Co.
An Swear old boy was killed last wee
on the Bruneau river by a cougar, say
he Boise (ldaho) Republican. He ":
with his father, whose name is Taylo
cutting wood, when the cougar sprang O,
u The brush and seized him. The faths
'sa 10 the house, got his gun, and shot tt
animal dead as it held the boy in its en-
0'aee' but too late to save his chiled-t
was dead.
APortland (Oregon) dispatch ofthe -,
S!s: John Williams and wife, living ne,
lafayette, Oregon, have led a cat-and.dc
"e' One day last week she drove hi
from the house. He went to the bar
,'.' n"sned up team and went to town. MI
..., ""'ams did not see him move away, an
a'''k'ng he had hid in the barn, set fire
=" 0F've him out. The loss is $2,oo
40 insurance. The woman was arrest,
'0' arson and is now in Jail.
", gentleman just from a visit to Il
""''e Mountain Indians, states to the
.."'s lArizona) Herald that they ha,
~0ou' TWO thousand acres under cultivate
'" Inc reservation: that the crons a