The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-04-12
Cherry Creek MinInu District.

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From o. @. Leach, superintendent of the mines
at Egan Canyon, we learn some facts regarding
the mining interests of Cherry Greek District,
Immediately adjoining Egan on the North. The
principal mines in that section are the Tea Cup,
Chance and Victoria, a short description Of
each we publish as gathered in conversation
with the aforementioned gentleman. The Tea
Cup has a shaft rs feet in depth. and at IS feet a
drift has been run, disclosing 4 true vein of ore
which will average 800 per ton. The owners Of
this mine are Messrs. Hunter, Stafford h Co., and
their prospects for a valuable property are GER
tainly encouraging. The Chance mine, I'm the
same district, has been developed to consider
able extent. enough in fact 10 guarantee its bond
ing to the Tehalna Mining Company. The Vic
toria Ii situated about four miles North from
the Chance, and work has been commenced for
development by running a tunnel In from the
base of the hill a distance of 95 feet, following,
IN It's course, q hanging wall, the vein showing
good ore all the way. Both the foot and hang
ing walls are Of periphery, and show the presence
of a well-dehned ledge. This is probably the
most promising mine Of any In that section.
One thousand feet have been bonded to W. H..
Duren by the owners, Low, Phillips a Connolly,
and work Will be commenced Immediately. We
are pleased to see such a spirit of determi-
nation manifest among our mining men in out
side DISTRICTS, adding, as 1t does, additional
proof of the prospects Of the country. Being
the center, Hamilton reaps a portion of the
benefits derived FROM each outlook, and a strong
argument through this development is being
ma ie in favor of the speedy completion of the
Narrow-gauge. At Cherry, Mr.. Leach informs
US, there are several other good prospects, and
some thirty or forty prospectors are now en-
gagged developing their separate claims. The
lodges thus far have shown a width Of from
eight to ten feet, with chimneys Of ore thus far.
As depth is attained more permanency is visible.
GoNE PROM Our GAzE.-Jack Perry, long
known here as a prominent man in almost every.
thing enterprising, has taken his departure from
Hamilton for good. He goes to Salt Lake City,
where he has established q saloon, and our good
wishes go with him. still, the old house of
" Perry's" will not be closed. Jack has left his
81 right bower" behind him to attend TO the
house here. We have reference to Father Hya-
cinth, who will continue to show his smiling
countenance at the old place.
RE~-oPEHED.-By reference to our advertising
columns IL will be seen that the well-known Pol
lard Hotel, corner of Main and Hamilton streets,
has been thoroughly renovated and rts-opened.
Joseph Green is the new proprietor, and he
promises, under all circumstances. to make a
place of resort worthy of the city. The hotel is
complete in all departments, having a fine res
taurant attached. Board and lodging can be had
either by the day or week-meals, 80 cents.
THEArBIcAL.-Mr. Il Mrs. +. NJ. Bates per-
formed at Dramatic Hall on Wednesday evening
to a good house. Their purpose is to proceed
from here to Eureka, thence to Austin and the
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assured, they will make the circuit of these
places, also Phoebe. the coming Summer. We
trust II may be found feasible TO carry out the
programme.
From EuREKA.-Our old-tilne friend and for
mer resident OF Hamilton, J. O. barrow, was in
town during the week attending to some bust
ness ia the District Court. Although beat in the
Senatorial race (not much Of n loss any howl
John o.. Is hard to beat in his profession. We
consider him lucky to be freed from the restraint
his election to the Senate would have placed him
under.
APPoIsTED.-At the last meeting Of the Conn
ty Commissioners. Dan Dsan was appointed
Constable for Treasure Hill. Since the election
Treasure has " gone it alone," with the excep-
ton of "a Waterman paid by the citizens. The
appointee is regarded as u suitable person for
the position.
REruRSED.-I. II. Wilmington, one Of the Di-
rectors of the White Pine County Bank, has re-
turned from a trip among his hocks and herds.
We are pleased to see our citizens and men Of
means stick to old White Pine 50 firmly. The
future Will show their good sense.
SPRING GooDs.-J. Cohn 4 Bro. clothing
dealers, have been receiving a large invoice of
new and fashipnably made goods for the Spring
trade. From the well-hlled shelves and count
less varieties one can certainly be suited"
Is TowH.-we met D. @. Leach. Superintend-
ent of the mines at Egan Canyon. the other day.
Mr.. Leach is well known among mining men,
and is at present Superintendent Of a valuable
property.
RELIGIOUS SERVICE. There will be service at
st. Luke's Parish at IL A. NJ. and the Easter An
niversary of the Sabbath school, at Trinity
Chapel. Eberhardt, at 3h p. NJ.
john CORNELL, Rector.
From SHELLBuRS.-Shellburn has been well
represented during the last week Among the
gentlemen from that section W. notice W. ii,
Duren, we'll known HI a leading merchant.
P~ERsosAL.-Blly Dyer made his appearance
among his old friends last week. The boys wert
all glad to see him.