The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-12-05

too valuable to abandon, and not
withStanding the unfortunate result
of the election, have faith in the ul-
innate success Of the silver cause.
l. G. Hickman, the cattleman, was
here buying cattle. He bought a
bunch from Chas. Greene and Mrs.
Marguerite Greene, and is negoti-
ating with VIM. Burke, John Bor-
ebert and Others, for moe.
Farmer Burke was in town, last
week, with supply of very choice
geese and pork, which found ready
market.
Mrs. Miller and three children,
arrived from Plainfeld, N. j., on a
visit to her father, Geo. Kennedy.
I would not advise idlemen to como
to Cherry Greek in quest of work, as
the market is fully supplied at pres
ent.
Our old-time townsmar, Peter
Weber, now at Haley, Idaho, has
been elected IS County Commission
or from that place. All his friends
nero will be pleased to hear of his
good luck.
Chas. Phalan reports that q bright
NcKinleyite refused to vote for Bry-
an because he was opposed to 16 to l,
saying the dollar was big enough to
pack without being 16 times larger.
Is that the reason Mckinley had 80
many voters in Elyl
Kernis McCloud and Chas. Pha Ian
returned, last week, from HALEY,
Idaho, and report the mines there very
prosperous.
Msssrs. Otto Stallman and Joe
Farren have been with us the past
week. Mr.. Stallman has left, but
will return in a few weeks. Mr..
Farran remains in charge of opera
tons at Star and Grey Eagle mines.
Mr.. Farran has long been we'll and
favorably known here, and all his old
friends are pleased to see him at the
hesd of otfairs, and look forward to
seeing important developments in the
near future. The site is being graded
and roads fixed in preparation for the
machinery expected.
Jos. Newman and Adolph Sunberg
leave tomorrow to work in the Sun
rise mine at Granite district.
Hugh Franks has recently discov-
cred and located some very valuable
Lodges, some of the ore going 81, 500
in gold and silver, a few mile north
of Egan Canyon.
Geo. F. Parker has several men at
work on his water works, fixing for
the winter, and laying on connec-
tions with several new customers.
1t is decided to have "hard. times"
masquerade ball in Nevada Hall on
Xmas night, when all are invited and
right royal good time guaranteed.
D. r. Collins has put some men
to work ON the Flagstaff mine, where
he has good property, going high in
gold.
The North Mountain Mining Co.'S. j,
staff-employers and smployees-have
all left, except Mr.. Higgins, one of
the directors, who is in charge to
look after the property. and receive
supplies and machinery, for operation
in the early spring.
Robt. Steel of Glover Valley, is in
town, on his way home with 200
steers, which he purchased on White
River.
Matt Bassett and Adolph Sunberg
have been charming the people with
their vocal music. Such talent should
not lay dorma mt as it has In the past.
DR.. Alonzo Hudgsns, the Dentist,
who is with us, has had a very sue
cessful visit, being kept very busy
with patients.
Harry Bews is in town. Harry
comes often, and il always welcome
to the young ladies'. Successful sheep
men are in great demand with young
ladies who are on the market.
The friends of Mrs. VIM. Thomas
nee Mamie Ryan-were pleased to
hear that she has presented her isge
lord with an 8 pound daughter.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
Alex Mcdonald. who formerly
carried on the blacksmith business
here, has returned and will now wait
on his customers in the Comins build
ing, transformed into a blacksmith