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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02

Mother Monica. of the Prescott branch of the Sisters of St Joseph, got back safely, after a trip of seventeen days through the mountains, along the grade. She travelled along the .-ade over 1o0 miles, visiting every camp, talking kindly, miniSteriEg angel as she is. te the workers, who nobly seconded her efforts for forming an as- sociation. the object of which is to Lave sick and wounded people along the road brought here to the hospital and attended to as only the ladies of her order can attend to suffering mortala. The month ly subscriptions that will he pad i'r th.z purpose, while not heavy on individual sub scribcrs. will form large fund. --t,e the county great expense and be of untold bele- ft to all wlo may be so unfortunate as to he in any way injured by accident or proseratcd by disease.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
A. F.. MiHTI+, ti. D.

Dr. Minutes Kindpey Remeiy F= aiir r--tF curn cures all Eifnev Eni Bi4 7der Cyugl.I.r-. fraE orrhRA, Gleet, LeucorrhEa. For sale by al 'fi-.7 sl a bottle, six bottles for s.
 Dr- nIIItie'> Ia dri.BE |. ls, ATT e.. us auC cheapest Dyspepsis and Bilious u t-r irzr- For sale by al! d-ugelsrE- sI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
MONDAY.
Several wagon l..ds If hides were Iecent- ly shipped c. Ca.:"ruia from our tpHn.

Several wagon l.4ds If hides were recent ly shipped c. California from our t'"n.
 The Cah.lc. 3I,tA,disr and Baptist churchcs ,,a-aiae6 .aie'a congregations yes tordav.
 Tha, ,,:.a.i.. '.'.. Nrs. Cap. King. fl Foit N.i.F i.. sl;a fer caught,r visit ing f.i,nas -- E-lie.'.
 SApN No.sL. Territorial ndcounty taxes are now du,, agd ..ust bc paid to Joseph R. Walker. or l.is deputies.
 Clark d A.,las sag-:,.i-l. a few miles west of Prescott, is -utils between 10000 and l2,000 feet ri iaEber Ter day.
 Messrs. N F. Est.oIs amd Mir. Myers. of Aqua rf.s. ia.r purchased steam com shelier. which Eli soon be in"Ieration.
 Judge F. Ii. C4st,,9, %: County Recorder Wike.e,i.s office. I, preparing to go East and h~'rs tl-a allz. C., wdo Is cettir 2 homesick.
 The many r;leu5, oi Dr Ainsworth will be il,e...-i ' .-r..sl that hc IS now fast recov- ,ring al' t.;,s. .1.I,. to be able To attend tU his patients.
 M- >aaa.~. e. IL. A-ua Fra slneltel came ia tp-l.. ..u LynA Creek. suffering from s.,.e ,.-. .. iae u.ra.tira. We learn. are bo,h a'.ec5.d.
 Ve f.4a- D.,sr AiHsvaIth a5 the Hos. niyal to-day much r,-.yoIed from, hIs late inp-s- Ia. ~-t weak He Was attending the s h I,i-.r.'s.
 JW. I,au -..s written a letter by which re -... r h. a ti:n. lac people had in th. re. ,.- q ,-5-. He was upset in Sal! i;iyer: a.. G.. wade through mile of slusl in thetiil.. bottoms and found the desert around Ma.iropa oyerfowcd and looking like All inland sea.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
TERRIBLE PowDEz EXPLOSION.
s.E l1sn K.l!ee- -E.ve wounded.

Our friend, tE 4 B. Berry, who keeps a store at the Tunnel. arrived in town this morning and gives uE the particulars of a terrible accident which tock place at the tun- nel, snnms Headquarters Camp, on the mmniaa oi the 2jth of August, which sent six men into eternity in the twinkling of an eye, the wounding of four very seriously and one slightly.
 It appears that on the face of the tunnel the rock has seams, into which large quan- titles of powder is poured, set of, and hun dreds of tons os rock sent whirling into the air at one blast. On the morning in ques ton, the workuen had found one of these crevices and were preparing to make ''dou- ble strike" by filling the same with powder, and when they had two kegs and a hali emptied into the said seam or crevice and were tamping the same with an iron or steel bar instead Of the regular copper tamping stick the powder was ignited and six men of eleven present were sent to meet their maker without warning or knowing what hurt them. Four are dangerously wounded and may dle, while one received but slight injuries. The whole thing seems to have been carelessness on the part of the workmen as Mir. Berry informs us that copper tamping sticks had been furnished the rockmen working in the tunnel. Our informant, who left soon after the accident, was unable to learn the names of the persons killed or wounded Three of killed he did learn recently went out to work in the tunnel from Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02
SAN FRANCISCA.
DIR. SPINNE '. NO. llKEARNEY STREET,
 B& cases.
Yourg EEGI2

WHO MAY BE sUFFFEIEG Q TEE EEFFGTs Of you-hful foiiss Or u,.-gT al- T- 15 s % avaii theInse-vgs of thiE, tIs Ea-e-- esar lt1 % the altar of suffering hum su,y. Us,. HFI>NaI VII guarantee Co lOriit -5a f5r every c4ae 1t s-aiCal weakness -iv4-e dlsesr ct alT kind oE c-al-ce-r which he under ases a1d fl'l4 O. ra-s-
 H1D LE AGE I1E.
 There are many at tis aeer; -.-t7 90 szrJ ao are troubled WiTa too frequent escft5a oi t= l-sIier, often acc. nTaDied hy sEsat H--.--s 't 1rfiIlllE sensation. and Taahl'ess oi tls %. .l--i-lar the patient cannot l-irt --. f+ 5rll o. u-l- nary reppsts rOpy Fe3.Lf1 vf 1.-l ft .Hfl-i aud soMeiIne- small Fg-icias ot a-t,-rl VIII aI.7aF CT the color wil h- C1 blH E1l--. 3a3 ,1l4 ctf19fLR to dark and togfi lrs1-- The a1e r--ly -el who die of tnls ci.il,l,g l-lI- lf L1e c--r- 3cfi Is the second stag. of s-.aU.al WasEess b.. -- Hil guarantee P T1-ct cure ln al rucz c--s, and leahy restoration Ot tie geni'o-uT4I-s-y ulgals.
 r. s. To prisa,e disea=es .f short s-cudLng tuli course Of medicines, suiau- for cuIt wit. all Iu- strucsicns vi be sent tJ a11--s r=lI-l ul Sli- OFFICE HoCEs-Ie @ 4 ali C -. SUu5s-s {. cm 90 to II Consultation frea. CllO10ug J14l ton and acvioe S. Cal CT address,
 BR. SPIENEY E co
 No Al Re&Iu-y St. San trauc.sco-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02

passing unobseTye1ln the GrIue rIl I-alN other Gs eases that lead to ID sauity and death
 DR. MINTIE iD agree to fCrfes. s5ll for case of this kind the Vital Restorative tLde- his specia. advice and treaiIneutJ will not eU-e, any lug impure injurious found 1n E DE. Ain'ib tre4es sl Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Con sultGtion free Thorough a4.Iaiou aud aGvice, cuding analysis of ure, 8. Prce of Y'i4 Ea-Lyra- tive, bottle, four times tilr Can+ Iy. J sent to any adruss uPon receipt of Ir e, C. e. D. se cure from observation, and in Puya,e t zsTed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-09-02

Many "f our citizens are compelled to work very hard n tL- field for their daily bread. and after harvest ,h.a- nothing of paying so more for silver watch tflau Ji.-. can get 1t at Uncle Harris Far inst !nce. H. those fancy jewe.ry stores. good silver Waltham watch costs S:}S; at Uncle Harris you buy the same for SIS. No 22l Kearny Street, San Francisco.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
FROM HAMILTON.

HAMILTON, Dec. q. 1881.
En-. NEws: Christmas has come. passed
and gone, and We In common with all others
have endeavored to enjoy ourselves as far
hnG as much as our limitations would permit.
Upon Christmas Eve we had the workable
Kris Kringle." whom the boys had captured
in his wanderings around the base Of Treas
ure Hill, and whom by a little mild persua-
sion, with the assistance of drums and fife,
was induced to remain with US a couple of
hours. lie mad a rapid visit to all ths fami-
lies of tho place. dressed in bis traditional
costume of fur cloak, hat and bells. with long
flowing beard and hair Of white, promising
all the good children their proper reward,
which they all received literally in due time.
We hid 4 goodly showing OF his kindness and
the kindness of others through tie children,
who were exuberant tt these visits, and all
agree upon the verdict Come thee again and
do so some more" w ecan only say that per-
haps we were too beautifully fed, for there
was no stint in all of the good things at hand.
In the refreshment line Mrs. X. Smith de-
serves great credit for the neat and tasty
manner in which her eating rooms we're ar
ranged, and for the nice meal prepared for
those that were hungry. All that the market
could afford was supplied aud duly partaken
Of. On Monday evening On impromptu dance
wns had at Wilmington Hall. which was well
attended and nearly all the available aides
and gentlemen here were present They did
not break up until tho wee sma' hours'' of
the morning. That our ~neighbors of Cherry
Creek have enjoyed their Christmas as well
as we, that with them proportionately thu ro-
quisite qdSta of turkey and other fowls have
gone where they shall be known no more,
and that the future will bring forth prosperi-
ty for each and all Of us IL our sincere desire.
The Signal Service Corps from The different
portions Of this county nave been here for
several days. Part have gone away. Prof.
Einbach Is stopping at Grey's lodging house
as yet. and will remain for a while. They
have stored all their instruments. wagons,
etc. in the rear of Wagner's brick your old
printing office to remain until Spring.
Col. Grandelmeyo or has let a contract on the
c. D. u. Tunnel, which is bsing forwarded by
four men. The Eberhardt Tunnel is Running
tho same force as heretofore-took a rest of
three days to let the boys nave Christmas and
do some necessary repairs. Weather has
been most excellent up TO dato, but to- night is
threatening with a small fall of snow. The
assessment work upon all property here COM
ing under the law, hus been or il being done
IN almost eYers case. Very prompt attention
has been paid this yea in that particular.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
improvements

The year now closing has witnessed many
improvements in Cherry Greek. While
most of the towns in this State have boon on
the decline and their population constantly
decreasing. Cherry Creek has taken a new
start and is on the upward plane. In looking
around us We soc rn all sides evidences of
progress and prosperity. During the year
many new buildings have been greeted and
old ones improved and made more comiorta-
BILE. At tho lower end OF town. or "Wearne-
Vile" as many call Ii. quite n little village of
comfortable cottages has sprung up AMI Is oc-
copied by families The most important
building erected, however. and one that docs
credit to our town rs well As to the enterprise
ing gentlemen who had it built. j. the Nevada
Building, on Min street. 1t is two stoi les
high. with n %fre-proof bnsemen. Tn upper
story has boon christened Nevada Hall, and.
MS the name denotes. Is devoted to public
uscs. There Is no fnsr hall in Eastern Ne
vada. Tho street floor of tho bailding has
not yet boon occupied. though there Is no
better place in town to carry on any kind Of
business. We look 10 sse some enterprisirg
business man take his station there ere long.
Taken altogether. the building Is ifst-class
IN every. part,c llar. AMI est its owners,
Messrs. MeDermi1 y Williamson, sl2,O0O.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31

AS an indication of the value placed
on eligible business locations on the
west side OF Main street, a gentleman
tod us Yesterday that a 25-foot front
lot and building which he bought II
year ago for 81 400, AMI considered it IA
high figure, "A now command ready
sale for $1,000. As this side of the
street is now all occupied, it appears
almost certain that the other side
will soon be called into requisition
for business purposes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
XinienI. Deaths

In looking oysr our files for the year now
closing, we find the following record Of citi-
zens of this county who have passed over the
river by accident or violence at the hands Of
their fellow men:
Feb. 2-Mrs. George Burbank, Of Spring
Valley, was found dead n few yards from the
house. in her night apparel. and the house
burned to the ground.
Feb. l3-Jerry Sullivan was shot and in
stantly killed in Chinatown.
May l2-Cy. Petalana. foreman tf the Cres-
cont mine Mt Oseeola. fell ~ feet down the
shaft aud was instantly ill d..
June 2-tieorgs Gt Blair. of 0sceola, was
fatally stabbed by j. X. Middleton, and died
soon after.
July l0-Fhomas McGrath vas blown up by
the ex% plosion of giant powder cartridges in
tho star mins and instantly killed.
SOFT. S-Wm. U'Dell. a stranger in our
midst, committed suicide by an overdose OF
Inuunum.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
Order OF Chosen Friends.

A Lodge OF this Order was instituted at
Nevada Hall on the gath instant by Deputy
supreme Councillor DIR. Rockmnn. Tho or
rganiGaion 'has a chartor membership Of O..
All. Doscher was appointed p. {. C., and the
following officers were elected and installed /:
j. II. Blcthen-C. G.. .
J.. o. Bcnedict-V. e.
T.. NJ. CoOk-Secretary.
j.. Il. Nilliamson-Treasurer
john Dolan-Marshal.
Levi Scranion-Warden.
j. II. Steinborn -Guard.
Frank FcnsOn sentry.
J. C.. Campbell, b.. L. Miller, c. s. Croker
Trustees.
X. A. Mccormick, l.. Boureois. S. S.
Chipman-Finance COMMITTEES.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
Fine Paintings.

Mr.. J.. b. williamson, having a
kind eye to the beautiful in art as
well as nature, has secured and hung
up IN Nevada Hall a series of beau
tiful oil paintings, Dull indeel must
be the eye and depraved the taste of
those who fail to admire Johns --latest
contribution in the line OF art to
please the public taste. The paint
ings are really handsome.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31

Next Monday, or Tuesday ut the furthest,
the San jesse Company's mill ut Egan Canyon
will be- set to crushing ore from tbs cOmpa-
ny's mine. Considerable outlay has been cx-
pended in putting lhe mill in repair, but the
work has been well done, and il Is confidently
beloved that it will not require many
months work to more than remdnerate ths
con pnuy Tor the outlay incurred.
The Exchange mill, which has also been
undergoing repairs Tor the last month, will
be started up about the same time. Cherry
Crock bids fair to make a far better record as
a bulli m shipper ths present year than sh ,
has tho past.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
NOTES BOU Town.
A Happy New Year to all

Spring weather ushefs out 1851.
VIM. Nickel of Silver Canon, was
In town Thursday.
Cherry Creek Lodge, I. O.. o. F.,
now has a membership of 81 and is
fourishing.
The Miners Union will hold an
election for officers on tut second
Monday in January.
MI. and Mrs. j. l.. Robertson, of
Silver Canon, came in Tuesday
evening AMI departed for home
yesterday morning.
J. c. Campbell, bookeeper and as
sayer at the Star, returned from his
trip East Wednesday evening.
Ell. Cowley is cutting ice on the
slough, near the Schellburn bridge.
The ice is sixteen inches thick.
j. X. Wilmington and Perley
Rowell anne III lroin White River TO
spend Christmas. Perley lays over
here for a while.
Last Sunday night was the coolest
night of the season. The lhermome-
ter dropped to s degrees above zero.
Thirty-seven of John Wearne's
employees sat down With hi n To din
ner Christmas Day; and like the
loaves and fishes, 'there was enough
land 20 spare"
The ball given in aid of the Veter.
ans Home Monday night WAS Il
pleasant social affair. Financially, 1t
was also a success, netting about 500
for the worthy object for which it
was gotten up.
Christmas, though very generally
observed, passed off quietly. All the
mining companies suspended work
and a great many people were in
town. The lodging houses were
crowded. Very little drunkenness
and no disturbance occurred.
Mrs. w. n. AeGnl and son, and
Miss Minnie Peters came over from
Ward last Saturday to spend Christ
mas at the metropolis. Mr.. McGM
was also in from the surveying party
in Spring Valley. The ladies re-
turned to Ward Wednesday.
The Sadie Greeley Troupe gave
three nights entertainments here this
week, the first twn TO good houses,
and the Last to a medium one. They
will average with the majority of
travelling troupeS and that Is all our
conscience will permit rs TO say.
They are travelling southwark via
Ward and Phoebe.
Ast-RREer, who arrived on Satur-
days stage, got ON board too much
tangle-footthe same evening and tried
to run the town. His starting point
was the dance house, which institu-
ton he cleaned out, girls, proprietor,
bag and baggage. lie Een5 visited
Uncle George Taylor's and tiled the
same game, when Deputy Sheriff
Lyons took him to the cooler TO cool
off, which he did to his entire salts
faction by morning.
Some individual, who seems
'desirous OF being principal at a
'necktie party" came oht OF the
.dance-house about . O'Clock Tuesday
morning and snapped a pistol at a
gentleman who, with his Wits and
child were returning from the ball.
The weapon missed fire. and when
the gentleman yelled out "what in
HI he meant, :" the sbootist ran
away. No doubt he was after some
one else. These ni2ht hawks would
do we'll to heed the fate OF jennings
at Austin last week.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
Official Letter.

Following Is the official letter Of Superin-
dendent Foulke. of the Star mine. for the
week ending Dec ember 18th:
WILLIAM STUART, Secretary. San Francisco !:
Tons of ore extracted during the week. l5sh:
part ofmino from which taken, go. so. 400 80
levels; tons Of ore milIed. ljs%, battery assay
value. SD 81; ~furnac, assay value, $50 y:
amount of ballion received. s7,l59 70: amount
Of bullion shipped, s7.ln7 ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
strung Him I'm.

The boys up at Niptown had q half way
lynching party Tuesday last. Tho victim
was a petty larceny thief who had helped
himself to several small sums Of money be-
longing to others. We learn tho of nder was
hang up till h. grew black and blue. His
next oaense will be the. signal for Judge
Lynch,s death warrant. Ii Is said an exam
ination of bis cabin disclosed more bar-room
spoons than Butler is credited with getting
away with at Now Orleans.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31

Father Mahncy has gone over TO Hamil-
ilton for New Yours lilo d .sifes us to say
that the subscriptions for hi. New Years
gift have alrendy reached the handsome sum
Of 32O for viii Ii he ret rms his warm th mas
TO the kind and gencl ous citizens OF Cherry
Creek and Eghn Canyon. The nam - OF tho
donors will be read from the pulpit on Sun
day. tho 10th inst, VIII an he returns from
Hamilton
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31

BY a copy Of the st. Louis Republican, Just
10 hand, we learn that George I. tinnigan.
who left here n couple of weeks ago, has ar
rived home, after twenty years wandclings
on the Pacific Coast. George just Dropped
in in time TO he present Mt Tho wedding of a
younger brother, which was n recherche
affair, its details occupying over n column IN
,hS Kepubliran. Our fri, nd George must
have felt strange aud sadly out Of place in
hat gay and fashionable ~assemblage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
Postal Money Orders.

Through the courtesy Of Postmaster Col
Inns we are enabled to lay before our readers
the total amount of money which passed
through the Cherry Crock Posto1lce for the
year ending December 81, 1881. This showing
is perhaps a better index of tho prosperity Of
our town than any other evidence We could
produce:
For the nnnrter endine March 3I..... s2I 80
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31

Supt. Foulke has furnished us with the fol-
lowing statement of the bullion product OF
the Star mine for the year ending December
81, 1881:
Tons Of ore milled ,4g7H
Value of ballion produced. =. ....sSihU5l VI
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31

The following shows the bullion shipment
from Cherry Crock through Wells. Fargo X
Co.'S office for the year ending December 81,
1881, tbs December shipment being pretty
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
FRIDAYS STOCK REPOMT.
AoRSISc BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
2l0 Ophir-6
625 Mexican-10 9T
$40 Gould 4 Cdrry-i05c
20 Best x Belcher-M
1925 Ckliforhia-30c 35e
80 Sayage-2 ig5c
31O Con. Nirginia-i10c lose
40 Chollnr-ll5c 120c
l5l Potosi-lH
40 Hale K Norcross-l70c 1850
$50 Crown Point-l15c ll0c
80 Yellow Jarket-3i0c $3.50
50 Kentuck-fOc
$40 Belcher-l60c 1850
80 Sierra Nevada-9N
10 Utah-SX
230 Bullion 1870
$40 Exeheluer-l
100 0verman-165c l60c
50 Justice Csc
ei5 Union-15 l5Z l4T
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
y undersigned will please call and &c tile
their accounts, ciiter by cash or note. p iior
to j anuary /, 1857.
JOHN WEARN E.
Cherry Creek, Dec. IL. 1851. ct
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
RIrsha. Mnrrlaves aud Deaths.

Following are tho number of births, mar
riages and deaths that transpired in the
county for the past year, SO far as the News
has been able TO ascertain:
Blrths 5000. . .'''"if
Marriages
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
Photograph Gallery
Second Door from Postomee.1
Cherry 'Creek....... Nevada
X. C. TANDY, PROPRIETOR.

T WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
L TO the citizens Of Cherry Greek hat | IN
prepared to make Pictures in all tho popular
styles and sizes in q superior n amor. My
work will bs found equal in tone and finish TO
that TUNED out by the leading artists Of the
large cities.
lectures made equally well 10 oil kinds of
weather. If there il any difference in SUI.
shine and cloudy weather. 1t Is in favor of the
latter.
Persons wishing fine Pictures will do well
to call soon, as my stay in cherry Creek will
be short
IL. C. TANDY.
Cherry Creek. Nov. 5, 1881.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-31
closely approximated

or thi. amount tho Star shipped $}I3.-
03l vi. tho balance coming from the Tx
change. reacup. Silver Canyon and Schell-
1sH..