The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-11-24
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.
NJ. McAulay has purchased the stock
and sundries OF the late Pat Bonner.
We hear OF some very heavy mining
operators who will visit usin1he Spring
with q view to investing in u mines.
One who knows say at the Star mine
in the 5O0-foot level, the ledge of solid
ore is I feet vide,
DIR. and Mrs. Hammond from Ely,
arrived on Monday by private convey
ance and left on Tuesday for a visit to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Olsen have re-
turned from a visit to Delamsr, New.
They report very much sickness there
in the form OF typhoid fever.
Mr.. H. Jacobson, representing Felix
Coblentz & Co., Liquor Merchants OF
San Francisco, was interviewing our
merchants and took some good orders.
Herman Dress and partners are at
work In the American Victor mine, TAX
ing out good gold ore, which they are
piling up until they are in position to
work by a proper process.
Some mining men from Ogden have
been examing our mines and bonded
the Black Metal group, owned by Jno.
Bows and Peter Blair.
Our townsman, Geo. p. Holmes has
received a letter from St. Marks Hos
pital, Salt Lake City, stating that his
wife has undergone a successful surgical
operation by DR.. Mclean and Is doing
as well as can be expected.
At the new mill machinery is being
piled up and by the lst OF next month
the steel for the building Is expected.
when the erection viii be pushed with
all dispatch.
In an interview with Senator Frank
J. Cannon, he expressed himself as con-
fdent OF his succeeding himself In the
U. 8. Senate and was very hopeful rs
to the future OF silver and said 1t would
be q great calamity II Senator Stewart
was not reelected from Nevada.
N. B. Bunton, who has recently sold
his cattle for q fortune, and rented his
ranch in Spring valley, left here this
week for 3 trip to the Sandwich Islands
in search of health and pleasure. Moses
Woodmsn, who brought him over states
that Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cleveland will
shortly pay a visit to Maine, the home
OF Mr.. Cleveland's boyhood.
VIM. Burke has been taking sdvan-
tage OF the Gne weather by hauling his
farm produce to this market. He is
full Of politics, a good talker and can
always command attention. II the
reader IL . ~goldbug, don't calculate on
stopping at his ranch. There Is no well
come or room for you, but q silverman
Is welcome to the fstted calf. Mr..
Burke loves his friends but his goldbug
enemies can go II thunder,
Messrs. Angus NJ. Cannon and Jesse
W. Fox and Senator Frank J.. Cannon
OF Salt Lake City spent two days ex-
aiming some mines, and before they
left concluded to have a shaft on Tea
cup group, in which they are largely
Interested, repaired so that they can
get into the mine this winter, and will
erect a hosting plant in the Spring.
James Stevens, Supt. Of the North
Mountain Co.'S mill has left for Salt
Lake City. While here he made many
friends and proved himself a first class
millman, and the business and mining
men very much regret his leaving, but
hope to see him return in the Spring,
when they will resume operations. Mr..
John Heinrich the General Supt. In
formed the writer that in the Spring
the tunnel about 1900 feet long will be
retracked and the mine would be work
ed through 1t instead OF by the shaft.