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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1894

Page

5

June Term Proceedings Review in Dillon Court

The June Term continued from last Saturday with little afternoon action. Probate clerkings were approved, and several cases listed including estates of Emily G. Kelly and Edward Ball. Juror panels issued, hearings set, and multiple civil matters such as diversions of water and debt actions noted with dates and dispositions.

Emily G. Kelly Julia E. Bergen John W. Moran Geo. W. Stewart J. P Barbour W.S. Shaw Butte

King Mining seals ditch and mill deal near Big Hole river

Col M D Birge and Capt H H Henshaw of the King Mining company announce a contract with Redfield and Mercer to build a three mile water ditch from the Big Hole river ending near the bridge. A twenty five ton capacity mill will be erected on the west bank, with water dropped about forty feet to power the mill. Mill construction is underway and the ditch should be finished within sixty days. Ore from the 80 foot level publicized at about 83.70 per ton with 73.60 in gold and 10.10 in silver. Estimates suggest 2,000 tons remain in sight for future processing.

M. D. Birge Chcago H. H. Henshaw King Mining Company Redfield & Mercer Big Hole Big Hole River W. C. Blinn Rockford, Ill King Butte Madison Co. Monitor

Untimely Death of Miss Minnie Flynn in Bannack

Miss Minnie E. Flynn, 24, born in New Haven, Connecticut, died after a two day illness at the home of Thomas H. Judge on Upper Grasshopper. She taught in Bannack and in district No. 21 before returning, with burial plans to Connecticut. Her death was due to stomach ulcer.

Thos. H. Judge Grasshopper Minnie E. Flynn Miss Flynn New Haven Conn Hillhouse High School Connecticut State Normal School Montana J. A. Leason Connecticut Flynn Brothers Blacktail Bahnack

Dillon Fair and Racing Ass'n Decree Confirming Sale

In the matter of the Dillon Fair and Racing Assn Decree confirming sale of real estate filed. State vs Geo Staudaker and Chas Hays Assault verdict not guilty defendants discharged and bond exonerated. John S Meade admitted to full citizenship on discharge papers from US Army. Galbraith Bros vs Jay Hawk Lone Pine Co defendant may amend answer. State vs Frank Perry burglary sentenced to one year in Deer Lodge. State vs Henry Miller giving liquor to fadiiae verdict not guilty defendant discharged.

Dillon Fair and Racing Ass’n State Geo. Staudaker Chas Hays John S. Meade Bannack U.S. Army Queen Victoria Galbraith Bros Jay Hawk Lone Pine Co A. Estel J. E. Estes Frank Perry Deer Lodge Henry Miller

Gold Quartz Strike Reported in Blue Wing District

M F Kirkpatrick reports a new gold quartz strike in Blue Wing mining district during court week. Assays range from 5 to 3895 dollars per ton with little silver. the vein is 2 to 4 inches wide, ledge averages 12 inches, and deeper digging shows growing promise. Kirkpatrick suspects the ledge may source nearby placer gold near the Del Monte mine.

M. F. Kirkpatrck Blue Wing Kirkpatrick del Monte

Photographer Weenink Is Struck Face in Practice Game

During a Fourth of July practice game at the ball ground photographer Weenink, playing third base, was hit in the face by a fast throw from catcher Fishburn. He collapsed and lay unconscious for several minutes before reviving. He sustained only a black eye and facial soreness with no other ill effects observed.

Weenink Fishburn

Vagrant Arrest Leads to Suspended Sentence

A hobo was arrested for vagrancy and the sentence suspended to give him a chance to leave town. W. H. Rule was fined five dollars plus costs for indecent street language, total of eighteen dollars and fifty cents. Fine guaranteed.

Push Melrose bridge work amid local silver downturn

A Glendale letter urges rapid Melrose bridge construction to avert Hecla shutdowns. It notes county and Silver Bow officials agreed to a bridge contract, and warns the Hecla works cannot continue without rail access and bullion shipments, risking worker destitution.

Glendale Melrose Hecla Silver Bow Hecla Company

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure

A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, builds up constitution, and offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure with testimonials available.

Hall

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