The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-12-10

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for visitors, beneftting them and this
cmmunity.
A new enterprise has been establish
ed in our valley which may lead to i'm.
portanf results 1t is the breeding and
raising OF cats for their fur, and max
ing fur coats. rugs, robes and other
articles of utility in that line. Already
a good stock of cats have been secured.
John Williams drove In on Sunday
from Wells with y tons of merchan-
disc for our business men We noticed
NJ. McAulay, Ardy Olson, Bassi &
Pietrini and Karbstein & Reilly, were
the consignees.
The annual meeting OF Steptoe Lodge
| +. & A. MsS was. held Dec. !, when the
following officers were elected and ap-
pointed for the ensuing Masonic year:
w. C. Gallagher, w. NJ, Geo. F, New
man, ], W., Chas. A. Walker, Sect'y,
d. r. Collins, Treasurer, Chas. F.
Phalan, S. w, Jas. S. Cazier, S. D.,
Herman Bress, J. D.; J. B. Wi liam
son, S. S., G. G. Buzzetti. J. S.. Al
bert Heusser, Tyler
There having been considerable frio-
tion in our public school, School Supt.
Chas. A. Wrlker, while here last week
met the teacher, scholars and a num-
Der OF our citizens 10 the schoolroom
to discuss past alleged or real griev
ances and suggest some remedy. Hon.
H. A. Comins, Senator Chas. Greene,
Supt. Walker and others addressed
those assembled and at great length
discussed school matters, but no de-
cision was arrived at, no trustees being
present.
Supt. j. II. Leishman OF the Wide
West mine reports his mill started
work on Monday, and the mine as pro-
ducins the regular quantity of good
ore The No. tunnel is being run by
days labor, instead OF contract, the
tenders being considered too high. X.
| c. Davis has contracted TO erect some
buildings at the mine is expected TO
arrive daily
1t is with profound sorrow VIC learn
of the passing on OF Bishop Leonard iu
Salt Lake City. The Bishop only held
one service here, but he endeared him
self to the people. and twas hoped he
would coon come again. The writer
was honored by the Bishop visiting
with him and he prolonged his visit
one day to rest twas day ever to
be remembered and the honor OF enter
tanning one of Gods noblemen was
privilege we seldom experience.
McMURRAY-TuOMAS WEDDING.
The social event OF the week was the
wedding of Mr.. George L. McMurray
and Mrs. Mamie Thomas which took
place on Wednesday evening, Decem.
Der End at the residence OF the bride,
Justice p. II. Cannon, officiating. The
brother Of the bride, John Ryan, act
ing as groomsman and her daughter,
Agnes was bridesmaid.
The bride having been one OF our old
residents and great favorite among
Our people, caused much interestin her
wedding and large circle accepted the
invitations to attend the ceremony.
The bride looked very charming in
her white silk dress-that is, so far as
your correspondent can describe ladies
cosiumes-and the bridegroom in the
regulation black suit, entering the par.
lor very promptly, faced the smiling
Justice, and as quick as Jack Robin
son could have been said, tho winsome
bride and nervous groom were legally
made man and wife, VIC hope for many
years, happy, peaceful and productive,
Congratulations over, the wedding
guests adjourned to the dining room OF
the nelg boring restaurant, where
sumptuous banquet was spread In read
mess. We noticed the following guests
as they entered the banqueting hall:
Mr.. and Mrs All Nuckols, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. G. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Sandquist, Mr.. r. H. Frank and
Mrs. Madalani, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howard, Mr.. C. a. Walker and Mrs.
NJ. McAulay, Mr.. II. A. Comins aud
Mrs. Ellen Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Wearne, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Leish
man, Mr.. p. Il. Cannon and Mrs. P.
Green, Messrs. J. b. Williamson, Geo.
r. Parker, John Ryan and Jos. Yetz-
er, followed by tho bride and groom.
Hon. II. A. Comins acted as toast
master aud every body knowns he was
the right man. Every gentlemen pres
J eut was called on for talk, and to
brake an old and should be obsolete
custom, Mrs. Thos. Davis res ponded
to a call for a speech.
The evening was spent most delight
fully and was wound up by the groom's 5
speech of thanks. Tho presents were
numerous and useful.
THE INnIAN HANGING CASE.