The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-03-21
Ghe 1ilo,, Gibn'tt.
gLEANlNGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

A new road, costing $4,000, is to be made
from HALEY to Smoky, Idaho.
a single cattle range in Wyoming has
grown SO large that it embraces 100000
acres.
The Utah and Northern depot at Logan,
Utah, was burned last Friday morning;
loss, about $500.
The Wood River Times says the mines
of Wood River, since the first discovery
was made, have produced $1l,ooo,ooo.
AT Salt Lake last Saturday Judge Zane
sentenced Thomas Simpson, convicted OF
polygamy, to two years in the Penitentia'y.
The soda lakes at Laramie, Wyoming,
are to be leased to an Eastern chemist, and
the works are to be started up this spring.
Miss Louise Nagel was stricken with
paraly sis last week at Valley City, Dakota,
while combins her hair, and died two hours
later.
Alfred NJ. Sayre suicided in the office OF
Royce & Cummings, San Francisco, on
the 10th inst, by shooting himself through
the head.
The Salt Lake Tribune pronounces the
"Adamless Eden" show, which exhibited
there last week, a very vulgar, naughty
and indecent affair.
The United States Marshalship Of Utah
is said to be worth, in clean cash, $4,000
per annum. 1t is the most lucrative Fed.
cral position in the Territory.
n correspondent Of the Reno (Ncvada)
Gazette commends the industry Of the Pyr.
amid Indians. He says they are making
good crops and selling them we'll.
II. C.. Norton, non-union miner, was
waylaid and beaten half to death as he was
going into his boarding house at Broad.
ford, Idaho. He is quiet, inotiensive man.
Randolph Jeske, prominent and highly
respected merchant at Canyon City, Colo,
committed suicide on the Sth inst, shoot.
ing himself through the head with his own
pistol.
The road from Thompson Falls to the
CGur d'Alene mines is now open for
sleighs clear to Murray, bridges in good
condition, and ten to twelve passengers per
day traversing the road. A quartz mill is
daily expected at Thompson for use at
Murray.
A railroad hotel is to be built at Cald.
we'll, Idaho. 1t will be commodious in size
and attractive in appearance, and is to be
operated by the Pacific Hotel Company, Of
Omaha. The building will be three stories
high, and will have veranda 20 feet in
length.
Preliminary surveys have been made for
railroad from Kelton, on the Central Pa.
cific, to Shoshonc Falls, Idaho. 1t is sup.
posed that the d. and R. 6. w. or the c. p.
are making preparations for the building
Of line into that rich and comparatively
undeveloped country.
Within month four cases Of defaulting
have been unearthed in Washington Ter.
ritory. Different county and other officials
have en'bezzled and Incorporated public
funds to the amount Of several thousand
dollars. Surely the government Of Wash.
ington Territory is not an Arcadia"
]. A. Crawford, Superintendent Of the
San Francisco and New Almaden Railroad
Company, had a warrant issued in San Jose
last Friday Tor D. NJ. Carman. President
and Treasurer Of the road, charging him
with embezzlement. Carman cannot be |
found, and i: is believed that he has LETT the
State.
There are at present a large number Of
Mormons moving southwark through tab,
says the Phoebe New Record Of the 9TH. |
They are composed mostly Of polygamists,
and tell that they are bound for Arizona,
which, to an extent, is the Gospel truth,
but after they arrive in Arizona, they will
continue to move right along southwark,
and will not make IL permanent rest until
they get on Mexican Territory, where they
will make homes for themselves.
Here is a miracle in stone: ID. Kellogg
and his prospecting party returned from
the lower Sound country, W. T., lately.
Among the curiosities brought back by
Mr.. Kellogg was 4 piece OF sandstone,
broken from 4 ledge of rocks near the |
waters edge, Oh the Straits of Fuca, con-
taininga large number OF live clans, i'm.
bedded in the solid rock. Some, perhaps,
may not believe this, but Mr.. Kellogg has |
the proofs, which he will gladly show to |
any love, Of the curious.
Ayers Hair Vigor stimulates the hair |