The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-03
Local News.

AOS8DA 4 u w -
fmn the Daily II Sun lay.
A happy New Year.
The hanks will In. closed tt'-'ssor
row.
The lx,ys aud girls are havinl
fine sport ss'asting IN the Main stree
hill.
Monday being q legal holiday n,
work will Le done IN the MINES VI
flee and therefore there will be N
paper Tuesday morning.
The Damon and Pythiss ansates
company ~ 10 Deer Lodge ~ thh
mornings train, and will psocses'
FROM there To Helena to morrow.
A large number ~ our society
young men have engaged eleganl
iurm-,sats ut the livery stables, with
which, to make New Years calls,
Since the Christmas cr0p of lirunks
the rounders are al On the penisen-
tial slln,l. There were 10 cases 1t the
police s'ourt yesterday or day before.
A shipment OF the most stylish cut.
ter. We have seen In Montana came
In yesterday. consigned to James
Wariiel.i. They are just In time for
New Years.
The Uit,schcs 0i the MINER Office
have NIL engaged cutters and double
teams for Monday, and will spend
the day in social festivities and gsH'd
resolutions.
Monday l'eing the last day Of Craze
f,r the payment Of city taxes, Treas
urer vensble will IL ut his Office dur
ing business hours tO afford deljll-
.;u.nls an opportunity to lay up ut
the eleventh hour.
The butchers have decided 10 close
their shops ut IN =. ~. on Monday.
-, these who don't want to Ray
dollar and = ka-wa-ter per pound for
turkey will have tn gct up early In
the morning 10 i'uy their beef.
Ten sacks ri Montana mail were
destroyed in the acs.illent on the New
York central railrOAd Oh J)et'emtser
list, which will perhaps account for
the NON -rss:eil.t II holiday greetings,
frs,nl some Of our eastern friends.
Owing to the fact that the COngrc-
gaii0nal chapel Is not quite finished.
srrvicrs will mot be held there t0-llay;
Tut next sunday the chapel will iw
dedicated. Rev. u. l.. Leonard,
frssn :alt Lake, will l'rencI, the SER
mon.
The funeral services Of little Char
liz Lloyd, were held yesterday af-
ierss,ol, Ut the residence Of the grief
stricken parents. Lieut.. aud Mn.
Lloyd with the Indy lett for Salt
Lake on this n,,ri,inxs train, where
il will lpc (palrietl.
Al the lnsst-,llice tomorrow tine
general delivery will he olnri, only
betwsen !: and O'cltek p. M. The
Ink ln,xe~ will he accessible curing
the entire day. Mails will be dis
iril,s,teal and made up .. usual. The
money order department will mt lr
open.
(orkin, the man WHO wa* tried and
acquitted ut Huntley last spring Oh =
change "t highway robbery, turned
up q. the same profession ut Living
.ton, but he did not make It stick.
lie WAS hung by party III masked
MEN In that town on "Wednesday
night " last week.
The salt Lake II..mId announces
the marriage on Christmas eve, Of !:
Mr.. Will Glasnlan, Of Helena, 10 !;
Miss Irene Passive, Of Salt Lake. Mt. !;
:;lasn,an 10 = nlesnl,er 0f IN enter
l,rising flrln in Helena, for which !
place the bride and grt,osn were to !
leave on Thurxllay last. |
4 few years ago copper leads in |
Montana were given the 9t'-Ly l,y |.
i,rgsl,estors ~ vsluelcss. Nothing |:
hut gold and silver prospects were r0n-
.itjeresl worth the trouble Ut locating
and rrcortling. To-day cOplrr Is Mlr
most valuable product, and the rich
copper mines of Montana arr attract
Ing fully ~ much attention abroad ~
i.er silver l,Ol.&mxax.
Michael Mooney. who killed Joel
] limckley. agent aud operator nj
Franklin, Utah, on the L. l. n. rail-
r,'stl. Oht.'ler 18th, 1881, In m attempt
To rub the station. w. hung fOr tie
,.rin" ut Malasl City ON the :s)th in
slant. lie died game. sursing his
'.xes'ntiOner. and saying lie Thought
no more ii lrinx hung than he would
VI going IL = dance.
\ span IT harne~setl horses led l,y
a lady and accompanied by y man
l,a(y NJ tender age, came
llOwn Main street about II O'clO.k
lhe other night. Appearances iulli-
':sttsl y sslsa~l,.up. hut the gentleman
>aitl the team l,alkssl alH,nt two miles
from town. AMI the only way they
's'uial t'e :th rack. WAS Ia lead them
without the buggy and further that
|l'e team was fOr sale cheap.
t'crtsin sly preparation. which
.ave l'een going On during the past
lew days, indicate that = good deal Vt
ian will l'r created New Yeanx day
~ i's,rlcallic coach and four larty,
'rOvialtsl with cslaehnlan and finDt-
.'am, in rather loud livery. The
mrty will IT. in full drgss, and y ,
temp carpet will be spread from the I
:.rri:,gr I" the .los'r If each house
;isitesl.
The salt Lake TiLam suggests,
hat Utah, Idaho and AlOntama unite f,
II sending representative IL the l
exposition at Amsterdam. Montana I
night survive the absence for an !
Indefinite periasl, Of the young lady !
I'll" acted ~ Commissioner ut the I
knver Exposition. amd II A,.,ster.
lam proved too sulall sphere In !
which To air her mining acumen. she
night 70 IL Rotterdam and stay there
Until she Rotterdam head oil.
II having lxem announced that
] iss Kelley, Of Deer LOlge, would {
,ssa,,lse the role Of "Arria' In the d. 4
non and Pythias presentation, our \
elOrter was led into the error Of com.
'lin,entiug that lady upon the acyOn,.
ltshet) manner In which the role was [
an Friday night. We arp
ratitIesl 10 know that the Part was b
layed by An. T.. q. Marsh, VI this
|ty, who b entitled tn great credit
" her artistic impensonsiion Of the !,
haS1eteT on such short notice.