The Dillon tribune., 1885-12-12

At Butte the women are grow ling be.
cause they only have the chance TO roller
skate six nights in the week They war.
Sunday evenings included.
The boss liar of Dillon predicts that the
extension of the Utah and Northern to
Helena will be hurtful to this city, The
extension will prove beneficial.
Accounts from different parts Of South.
eTn Montana are very encouraging. The
people everywhere arr, in good spirits, and
business seems to pursue the even tenor OF
its way uninterrupted.
The attention Of !hc honorable Civ
Council Of Dillon is called to- the n,ces
s'tv and urgency IF passing an ordinance
, the provisions Of which will remote
houses Of prostitution outside OF the city
limits.
Captain Shepherd, the old war veteran,
was recently presented with an elegan.
and deliberately executed medal BY the
Cristotoro Colombo Benevolent Society Of
Butte. On receipt Of the present the gal.
liant old Captain made an eloquent ard
characteristic speech.
The fearful tragedy and suicide enacted
in Dillon last Tuesday morning demon.
strates that the practice OF carrying con.
cealed weapons in hip.pocke.s should I've
wiped out 1t is the plain duty of the
| f&f hn 1nx fS.
who carries a concealed pistol.
y letter received from, oar former towns
man, W. ID. Davis, GATED at Santa Rosa
California, says that himself and family
arrived ut that place we'll. Mr.. Davis says
that "po>ics" are in bloom down in that
country, and that the wet weather take,
the starch out of Il Montarian.
In order to move rapidly and GRACEFUL,
invest in a pair OF high pressure skates be
fore you "shy your castor" at til. Pavilion
If you should happen to fall, make calcu
lations to strike the maple floor in proper
shape, Will, the correct end Of the huma,
being coming in contact with the f1oor first
We have received Il handsomely printed
pamphlet Of the proceedings Of the frs
annual meeting Of the Montana Press As
ISOLATION held at Butte City, August .otl,
c1st and :.d Secretary Collins, editor o
the Fort Benton Ri,vr Press, is entitled I.
the thanks Of the Association for the nd
mirable manner in which he has compile,
and published the proceedings.
The Polaris mine, in the Bald Mountai,
District, is genuine bonanza tor its own
ers. The mine is we'll equipped with ma
chinery and No. ! Knowles pump is i,
position. AS greater depth is attained i,
the mine the ore grows richer. Recent,
eleven specimens OF ore, taken from tn
vein at the ,oo.foot level, was assaycd am
returned an average of IS, OUNCES ot sill
yer to the ton.
With a magnificent number OF NOR
than twice the usual amount OF lct,crpres
and engravings, the H'cMf Shore closes til
volume for 1855, the eleventh, of its serie.
The December number is chiefly devote
to illustrating and describing the .re
Canadian Pacific Railway and the countr
through which it passes, especially til
Pacific Coast Province M' British, Couu
bia. The volume Tor 1886 will begin wit
il magnificent number ON the city OF Por,
land, filled with new and artistic enyra
wings, and accompanied by large suppl.
n,ent in colors. The ilcN ,Shorr has II
Counterpart in the United States, and i
its own peculiar field ha, never had IL riva
worthy Of the name. the few cheap inn
tators which occasionally sprung up con
ing early to griei. 1t deserves the succc>
it has achieved by adhcring to hig
standard Of merit. and as i, is 2rosscssiv
In its policy, improving from month t
month, it is certain to meet with create
success which we heartily wish it for tn
future. Published at Portland, Oregon. !;
5, per annum.