The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-05
i1urrah for Bald Mountain,

the railroad tramps are democrats. '''
Hon. l. D. McCu,cheon, of Helen,
passed through on last evenings train
IN spite ofthe hoodlums, Batchelder 90,
away with Joe Brown by good majority.
MRS. I. W. Poindexter and children 70.
Louis. "o'" d.
Har'and Thompson arrived from ,,s
the East last week and will spend the win
ter here. WV VIII
Mrs. G. S. Wright and son arrived fro,,,
butte this week and will make Dillon the;r
future home. ~"
r'C' Mather, the portrait man, is deliv.
ering some finely executed portraits in and
about Dillon.
Inc Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace NJ, F.
Cnurch' will meet with Mrs. Snyder, Wed.
nesday, Nov. 10th.
Kew. L. L. Wood, Of Salt Lake, editor Of
the BAPTIST Mo1ntai~ecy, was a passenger
on Thursday evenings train.
Mr.. Kellar and family leave next week
tor their old home in Indiana, where they
expect to reside in the future.
Mrs. Phil. Thorpe and daughter, Miss
Alma, expect to leave for Iowa next week.
Miss Alma will attend school while East.
Miss Eva Rife, and Mrs. A. B. Jardine,
mother Of Mrs. A. 5. Rife, Of this city, de.
parted Monday night for :heir old home in
Hespeler, Ont.
Miss Clara Sells returned to her home a,
Canyon City, Oregon, Wednesday night,
after visit Of years duration with
friends in Dillon.
Messrs. Rote and Moore secured the
electing votes for precinct Justices Of the
Peace; Thos. Mullany and S. A. D. New.
conner Tor Constables.
1t is too soon to comment upon Sanders
defeat Wait till the full returns come in.
Probably the bosses Doodle will be found
to have affected the vote.
Geo. E. Tarbell and Frank Hudson were
elected Justices Of the Peace at Lion City,
Andy Wright and L. Madden, constables;
and Robert Breton, as Road Supervisor.
The New England dinner and supper,
given BY the ladies Of the NJ. E. Church
on election day, was financial success.
The ladies will net nearly one hundred
dollars.
AS we 60 10 press, the returns indicate
that Toole will have majority much lar.
ger than two years ago. We may afford
to wait, however, for the official returns
before publishing.
The regular meeting of the w. c. T.U.
will be held at Grace NJ. E. Church on
Tuesday, November 9th, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Important business will come before the
society and full attendance is earnestly
requested.
The tabulated election returns, received
up to the hour OF going to press, will be
found on another page. The official re.
turns will be published next week, as BY
that time all precincts will have been
heard from.
The hoodlums did not repeat often
enough to defeat the republican candidate
for coroner. DR. Pickman will continue to
perform the duties of that position faith
fully and efficiently.
A change in time Of running passen.
ger trains on the Utah and Northern rail.
way takes place Sunday. The train from
the South will arrive at or near midnight;
the train from the north will arrive at
about the same time time as at present.
The ladies OF NJ. E. Church wish to re.
turn thanks to those who SO generously
furnished and aided in making the Tues.
DAVIS New England dinner a success; also
Mr.. Poindexter, who so kindly donated
the use oil the hail. The proceeds melted
the handsome sum of $4,000.
In the case of the Territory VS.. Thomas
H. Harding the jury rendered verdict OF
guilty of murder in the first degree and
this evening Judge Galb'. .th sentenced
the prisoner to be hung on the c,nd OF De-
cember. Mr.. Merchant identified Harding
as the murderer, and the evidence was com
pletc and thorough.
The Dillon TRIBUNE sincerely regrets
the defeat of r. Z. Thomas, the republican
candidate for Probate Judge. In ab'l'
i,v, his opponent can not compare WIZ"
him. The republicans in other places
than Dillon, stood nobly BY Thomas