The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27
Local News.


TIE cun,~t bids fair to sec IN fairly
started an the glad new year.
\ gymnasium h to l'e opened 1t
III. old Palace Theatre, which will liz
call. Il the COLOSSEUM.
Mrs. 4. N..i.lc,al,Oicn las made sps.-
..ial arrangements ~ provide dancer
nj the Masonic hall tonight with sup
,..r 1T her elegant ElrlOrs In Masonic
Temple building.
silver was q,ss,t.~l In New York a,
tile list inst. nj $l.aH!. Lead t0ok .
Jump of - l1r tom, 6esnx qss0ted I'm
New York ut $40 per I'm HIM.. and
in salt Lake City II -: 10 ~ lHr
tom.
The pleasant jingle Of the sleigh
bells cnlivenetl the STREETS on Christ.
m,a-. and many swains Hvailesl Them
selves III the glorious ns0OMlit uixht
and the ls,s<al,Ie sleighimg to cult
vale closer relations with their fair
ii,anlNr:atas.
Even the druggist rpaps his holiday
harvest. l.nxt week the dealers In
lrv- had their bly, trade, this week
the druggist ..r'Oles In ut the wind
up"i the festivities, to heal the scl,-
ing i'.."is and tome up the damaged
-.".,,aci'i. "r;,:,i,s.
We acknowledge the rceipt Of
wedding carls announcing the mar
riagc uf Will w. Malx,c to Mis- Fl.
liz Agate. ut Fort Isufs,rtl. Dakota.
",, the :ltl, iss.tant. We take the
liberty VI predicting that there viii
L. u" Malxs. alnut their future hap
lhh'>..
Mr.. A. W. Orton, Of this city, was
married to Miss Marial, In. Ihs,ih, Of
salt Lake. in that city last Thursday
rv,Ning. After the ceremony Mr..
Or:nm ANIL wife tNDk the train i0r this
city, viii IN will he their future home.
The MINER extends congratulations
i"tl" happy pair.
General Superinte mtlent H. =. How
ell. al t;ilnler, salisbury 4 "a. = stage
inns. has ordered that excursion
r,a.,nl-trip tickets from, Butte to Hele-
ua. a, =. yer cent. Discount ON regular
rates. will lr sold. during the cOntin-
uaI,rc vi the Catholic Fair In that
city. Ticket. will be gsx~i until Jam
ul7y III.
T.. u. Mct&ue~lion. q clerk In the
establishment Of Ell. Bonner K Co.,
MAS walking Oh Main street near
,:ranitc Christmas evening, when
his fr.t slipped from under him on
the icy sidewalk. He fell with ter
ride fnr.r'. sustaining severe contli-
.i...; of tile left eye, and such serious
:,;ury ~ his jaw that fears were en-
'al,ieal that the lone was fractured.
Thomas Long, q timer in the en,-
,:.y "f Kinna l. Jack, while ascend
az the steps Of his residence Christ
HAS morning. slipped upon the ice
and fell, striking Ibis head upon the
Ir,rcl with such fore - to knock
hin, s<.,,.cicss. The fact that he was
;.;rk..l up in nm inse,lsil'le. condition
cave rise to the rulllOr that lie had
.,cei>, al fatal injuries. hut III. injul-
.:,.. proves: Il. lw trivial.
Vol. I, No. ! Of the Livingstone
s:,-.U. ;,:,. r..,c!.ssl III. The (;u=siH'
i. raii.,i..,c.l weekly hy T.. \. and \.
G.l'ars.,;. md J. W. Alien nj I.iv.
imy-t"n. the new railroad town of
the upper Yellowstone valley. II il
I"lx. Independent in politics and de-
voted 10 the public iutcrsst. GI,e
we'll known ability Of the gentlemen
i,.vi.,. charge al the enterprise is
sufficient guaranty that mo- interests
will suffer under their advocacy.
Fourteen Christ .Nas DRINKS. de-
y"i.i III Lr,kcn heads, nia,inars) rsx'is,
Or .ai,.r :Mls,rIInlrnt, or atlrsss'lia'n,
In.r..O,,al ar otherwise. were run into
tie ra,ler sunday night. All but
three WERE. millu..Ist gentlemen Of cA.
.e,.,i.,,,ai responsibility. who gave
their ,.m,im.. IN DstrI,arsl ls.H and John
Ih.'. .l"ls.>itt-I 81, .':at'0, {" cover tine
and t.,<i. in r:;st. IT nsl'-HlslHsTanse
in cGr: Yesterday, and with singular
GuaG;rilv they alI forfeited! the
M,.,ncy H.: failing 10 appear.
Vlu. I.:sllvitDe IN Ms.xy1ai Of the 10Th
instant gives sa,lllc III sllr Butte fs'(-
light E.v"rite~ the following AeI..1 oil:
"T!i,. "rf.,rlilailsr. csMlinMssass! with
au rx,.l:cnt Oli.,, in which theOld ia
vorii.. I:.,i,i,y GavIDr, alnhsst l'Is''l"l'-
Oi;z.si the llOnNr<. since Ibis l're-
vi.,,s a,.,x...r..n.'e in 1Aas)vills, (;ay-
lOr la. a.hls.i same immensely funny
business To- his repertoire, asi't lie II
IL ,lay one Of the ln'st lrt~h cs.sll'-
dia,,> on the American stage. Miss
May l;aylOr has not l'st any " her
stage All rl..t:vrI:.->ss since Tier depart
ure far t!". we~!, hut ts'Il,ts. hack ~
br;yll! an: vivas.iOlI% ~ ever
T!u,<. that are cnjnyin~ the fu'nt's-
.. ;,,:".inp.. AMONG their fricUll> ans:
il, thu. family circle. can asisl I" their
own Christmas enjoyment tl'e s''e'fs-
."!nr>. "f giving. by remembering
ii,. miserable rlMl the unfortunate 10
,:,c Jail. ani the patients In the l's's-
pitfalls. Turkeys, chickens. OYSTERS
crani..rrie., fruits, especially oranges,
and slelic:scie. for the sick. Christ
mas ~. ems. ..aris, stockings with nt.
III. kindly lIOtesp0r cards inserted
AMONG the contents. Anything tina!
ple.A>.,s the eye, palate, or heart, Will
IL. az FAR more than its intrinsic
value, AMONG those who arr sick and
au,,l,y strangers ut this festive yea
-',n.
The amateurs WHO ,laycd the
.i.,,,,a ..f Damon aOsi i'ytl!ias ut Hel-
..a !:.:: Thursday night n,a'lea cs'''i-
l!,,r financial and hist ri"nic success
Tn. great emotional drama vi! Ike
rr,..,,t..l t. - Butte au,lirnerat Rem.
law Oi,c~:. House next Friday anu
-n,u lay nights, under the auspices
e; Damon I..sig'. No. ! a"t !vs"i.se
I.'"Isc No. :. X: Of T., 81 this CITY.
The Helena ji,.lisl nsys "f the anna
tours west side trip: 1.-The n'en''ers
'.:,!w amateur troupe will leave i''r
the west side. early in the coming
week I" play in lher Lodge We.'i. ~,
ming and in Butte Friday anu
::.lGrisy evenings. They deserve
IA; ho.-,.S wherever they 60. aCd We
link the lie citizens of the I'l;a':s''
IA. n,:.n. Il " i'll show ll:ejr nplrttss'
ill.,, 81: 81 .'sai play by giving Ia
n..n aaI i'yiI,ias" large audiences y
\ sr.w,i "f six ar seven rs'',gI;s ~
,a"..-! Paul Davis and ~narisy
smith, wi.i r.s.k. and ls'ttIt'". ~ !See
N"ya.:a ~:.l.",n ais',It ; O's'I'n'k christ
:,r,~ morning. Saith ran ''cIiinI inc
.S.k. lax ali n