The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-10-08
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Miss Mamie Burke is in town consult
ing DR.. Ascher.
Teams are arriving from Toano with
machinery for the Star mill.
Johnny Doyle came in by private con-
yeyance to visit his relatives.
Thomas Bews has been one of our
visitors and reports his sheep In fine
condition.
John Quinn, after having a run OF
bad luck departed ON Wednesday for
his southern home.
Mrs. ID. Pierce and Miss Nora Mason
have left town to spend the winter at
Mr.. F. A. McDermid's ranch.
p. II. Cannon has gone to Salt Lake
City on business. During his absence,
Dr. Ascher attends to his store.
Mr.. NJ. A. Woods, caterer for the
boarding house at Egan Canyon, has
returned from Salt Lake City.
The owners OF the American Victory
had clean up at Campbell's mill, the
result being $50 in gold per ton.
Frank Leach OF Clover valley has
been busy picking up small lunches Of
COWS and calves for which he paid S25.
Misses Maud and Mamie Cameron
were with us about a week. Maud be-
ing under the treatment OF DIR. Ascher
for throat trouble.
Bob Crawford s mammoth team has
arrived from Wells and will next go to
Toano to help remove the immense
quantity of machinery accommodating
there for the Star mill
Apelman & KOhn have laid In a big
stock Of blankets, clothing, hats etc,
for the winter. They must anticipate a
large business.
Some miners who have been working
IN the Gold Crown mine at Siegel came
in Wednesday and report large bodies
of rich manganese ore, carrying silver,
and Supt. Simon Davis in good spirits.
An Indian girl of three summers fell
in fire at Schellbourne aHd Is badly
burned about the hip and legs. She
WAS brought over for DIR. Ascher to at
tend her.
Joseph Bews is lying very i'll at Oasis
ranch near 1oano suffering from hem
orrhage OF the lungs. Mr.. Bews has
many friends who will be glad TO learn
of his recovery.
Horses are in town training for the
coming races and it promises to be a
successful racing season. Lew Carpen-
ter is training one of his that he thinks
is a world beater.
Mrs. o. II. Grey has arrived from
Carson City and taken charge of the
public school, which was opened on
Monday under favorable auspices. Mrs.
Grey is very accomplished teacher and
we anticipate very successful term.
Otto Stahlman, General Manager of
the Star mine and John Cosgrove and
Mike Cosgrove arrived by Wednesdays
stage. John Cosgrove is the contractor
for masonry at the Star mill and work
will now be pushed ahead with all speed
possible.
John Weber. Democratic candidate
for Secretary of State, was the first
candidate to pay us visit. Johnnie is
one of our old boys and got good re-
ception here, and whatever his ticket
he viii get big vote from our citizens.
He left on Thursday to go to Delamar,
visiting others on his way
Mr.. Lewis l.. Emery, accompanies
John Weber is his canvass. His busi-
ness here was more particularly to in
terview our mining and business men in
extending the Ely d Eureka Telephone
Co.'S. line to Cherry Creek. He had
much encouragement from our business
men as 1t is a long felt want to have
quicker communication with the out
side world. Accidents happen to ma
ehinery in our mines and mills and
day or two time saved Is OF the utmost
Importance.