The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-30

DOUBLE WEpDING.-In the appropriate
place will be found the announcement OF
the marriage Of Mr.. George A. Moore to
Miss Annie Kellogg, and of Mr.. Thomas
J. Bell to Miss Mary J. Moore. The
ceremony took place at the residence of
G. NJ. Ogden, Esq, Superintendent OF
the Canton Company, Robinson District,
on Tuesday last, Judge Walsh officiating
on the occasion. Both gentlemen hold
positions in the Canton Company's en-
ploy. After the solemnization of the
marriage, the parties and their friends
adjourned to Davis's Hotel, where the
we sma' hours were chased with flying
feet. The new and rising community at
that place had a happy time in doing
honor to the event-the contracting par
ties being ~deservedly esteemed and popu-
lar. Our thanks for the generous man.
ner in which the celebrants remembered
the Press.
THAEKs.-An invitation was extended
to the prints, IN Thursday, to a Thanks
giving dinner. After the tolls of the day,
we repaired TO the residence Of Thomas
Starr, where a s%umptuous meal awaited
us. Wine and toasts were in order, and
wit and 'humor held sway. Capt. Jim
Conley, OF San joaquin notoriety, opened
the ball with prayer and thanks, and was
responded 10 by the host. Many good
things were said, and hopes expressed
for unlimited returns OF that day. Time
sped rapidly, until by mutual consent
each took his way homeward, with sim
cere wishes for the health and prosperity
Of the host.
THE WEATHER is all that could be de-
sired in any month of the revolving year.
In a general way. however, we prefer May
when it hasn't too much of April in
it-with its fine points Of grass shooting
through the late crust Of frozen ground,
giving evidence that Nature is going TO
renew herself, and the opening tiny
flowers, like a Miss in her teens-peepiug
bashfully from a dark corner mt the men-
folks. Just such weather we have at
present. We can't account for it in no
other way than that some Hezekiah is
recovering from a fit Of the blues, and
old Sol has gone back a good many de-
grees AZ q Sign OF healthier times
financially.
PRISONERS IN County Jana. S.
Brown, accused of stealing IL head Of
cattle, belonging to Norman Wines, ar
rested at Shelburn; VIM. Bethards. ac-
cused OF killing James Brophy at Ruby
Hill James Parker, ON a charge of cat
tie stealing, arrested at Sprucemont, by
All. de Shields; Patsy Kelly, committed
for 80 days for fighting Mt Shelburn; J.
II. Goetcheus, generally knowa as : Rat
tier, charged with malicious mischief.
and sent from Shelburn for 80 days.
FATAL ACCIDENT. - Thursday after
noon, while John Muldoon was return
ing home from the labor of hauling wood,
his horse took fright near the Big Smoky
mill, and ran away, throwing him out OF
the cart, striking ON the right side of the
face and temple, and the wheel of the
cart passing over the head. He was con-
veyed to his residence, and DIR. Owens
was called, who examined the wounds
and pronounced them fatal. He died
yesterday morning about 4 o'clock.
THAT FATAL WELL.-The well into
which young Donoghue was precipitated,
n few days since, has proved a dangerous
vortex. Some months since a man from
the hospital threw himself into it and
vas drowned, 1t is time our City Fa-
theirs had taken steps to have it covered
in such a way as to prevent the lives Of
children from being imperilled.
LuNcH.-At Plumhof's Stone Saloon,
every evening, can be had an excellent
lunch, with oysters, hot coffee, etc. Give
him n call.