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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1890
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune lists advertising rates and notices for novelties and events, with Brevier and display charges, plus editorial notes on elections, journalists, and local commentary. It mentions figures like H. Carter and W. Dixon, laws on raffles, and census population estimates, reflecting local civic life in 1890 Dillon Montana.
The 1880 to 1890 population rise across twenty eight states and territories is about 26 percent, the slowest since 1860 to 1870. New York police recounts may adjust city totals. Postmasters must block lottery related mail under the new act. sealed letters stay closed, unsealed may be checked.
Associate Justice Miller of the supreme bench and General William Belknap died in Washington. Miller, born April 5 1816 in Richmond Kentucky, rose from medicine to law and was named to the high court by Lincoln in 1862. Belknap born 1831 Hudson City New York served in the Union army and as secretary of war under Grant from 1869 to 1876 facing a later corruption charge.
The district court found in favor of Charles Joeckel against William Rogers in a mining partnership dispute. Joeckel supplied outfits for a half share in discoveries and claimed a third interest after Rogers, using the supplies, found a lead with others and left Joeckel out. The court ordered conveyance of the third share to Joeckel. New North-West.
M Howes, general manager of the San Francisco mine, viewed the Comet district last week. Ore from a fourteen foot vein averages $85 per ton, eight men employed, freight contract to Haines Bros. New suit filings include Graves vs Paris debt and Yarham vs Yarham divorce. In Guadalajara a courteous streetcar culture amazes visitors, while a New York Tribune piece contrasts it with Boston conductors. Also notes on Chinese music origins and peanut production in Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. The University of Berlin maintains high learning with modest endowment.
Administrators Fielding L. Graves and William Roe seek a court order to sell specified real estate of James Harby in Bannack Argenta and surrounding areas. The district court in Dillon Beaverhead County sets a hearing for November 1 at 10 o'clock to determine necessity of selling the properties including saloon and dwelling sites and a one third interest in two mineral claims.
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