The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-11-17
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

The election passed of without any
unpleasantness. A few ladies' were on
the streets canvassing for their fayorite
candidates.
Mr.. Garland foreman OF North Noun
tain Co.'S mines left this week for his
old home, Bingham, Utah.
Father Mannion held religious SER
vices In the Roman Catholic Church
on Sunday, after which he went to
S%chellbourne to hold services at Mr..
Burke's.
1t is reported that Joe Callaghan and
Lizzie Reilly will be married by Father
Mannion on Wednesday, the 10th inst.
Joe is considered the most popular
bachelor in Eastern Nevada-among
the ladies'.
Father Mannion desires it to be noted
that he will visit Ely this week, and on
Sunday next expects to be in Hamil-
ton.
The stone masons and brick layers
have got through with their work at
the new Star mill and are now engaged
building foundations at the mine for the
air compressor.
Mrs. Pat Bonner has taken possession
OF the restaurant recently purchased
from Charley Lento, and We anticipate
a good business for her.
The remains OF Pat Bonner were In
TERED in the lower cemetery on We'd
nesday, the 9th inst. Father Mannion
performing the religious rites, and the
quartet singing, Nearer My God to
Thee" A very large assemblage of
friends and neighbors attended TO pay
their last tribute OF respect.
We understand this North Mountain
Cos mill at Egan Canyon closed down
last Friday until Spring, the mill not
being sufficiently protected from the
cold to work the cyanide process. All
the miners are discharged, but report
says John Bews will have charge OF
men TO develope the mine through the
winter SO as to be ready for a good run
next season.
The Cherry Greek Home Dramatic
Club, consisting OF professional and To-
cal talent OF a high order will give an
entertainment in Nevada Hall on
Thanksgiving night, Nov. Gath, for the
purpose of raising money TO purchase
an organ for the use OF the Public
School and other purposes. The en-
tertainment will consist OF a dramatic
piece, 1.-THE Living Statue, recitations,
vocal and instrumental music. Turkey
rattle at the close OF the show, to wind
up with a grand all night dance. Tickets
for the whole entertainment 75c. each.
Justice p. II .Cannon visited the home
of w. C. Gallagher on Sunday to per-
perform the marriage ceremony for
Alex. Baird and Miss Rowe Gallagher.
His Honor has returned, 80 we pre-
sumo at this writing the knot is tied
with all its due forms and ceremonies
and Mr.. and Mrs. Baird have started
ON the matrimonial journey. We sin
esrely hope it will DO a pleasant one,
free from the cares and anxieties so
common to humanity.
S. ]. Schofeld of Provo, Utah, passed
sed here on Monday with a band of
nearly 1000 sheep, which he had pur-
chased In Southern, Oregon, at 81. %
per head. He has had a successful
drive, losing but q small number on
the journey of 400 miles. Lou Olmstead
Of Snake valley, followed In the rear
with 1900 head OF sheep, for which he
paid $40, their destination is Snake
valley. Mr.. Schofeld expects to win
ter his sheep in Eastern Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Baird arrived In
town Monday evening on their way to
Eureka, Utah. their future home.