The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-11-03

contains notice Of the arrival at the
sampler IA that city Of a carload of ore
IRON the Star mine at Cherry Creek as
saying over 1900 ounces in silver Der
ton, together vial ~ per cent lead and
o Der cent copper, the total valued at
about $50, 900. This was the third con.
slgnment in q single week. none of
which averaged less than 1900 ouncesi in
silver.
All OF the Elyites who attended the
races at Cherry report having had a
line time but Joe Newman is lamenting
the fact that no one had nerve enough
10 tackle his %trotter. We have been
looking for Il special team to come in
With the winnings but according to the
latest reports, it got lost aud has just
beer found up in Ruby valley.
John Weber is all right. Vote for
MIN for Secretary Of State. 4
Tho following named gentlemen have
been notified to serve on the Grand
Jury mt the ext term of Court. which
higgins on the 18th inst: p. NJ. Baker.
NJ. i. Boyle, John A. Carlson. Vim.
Hayes, VIM. Iustenson, ]. B. Mathew
son, /. {. Moon. Joseph Newman. A.
J.. Parker. James Pearce, 7. b. Tilford
!. Shallenbarger. +. NJ. Clark. II. A.
0omins, ". Il. Graham, Albert Heus-
ser. W. q. Lyons, Il. \. Millick, ID. G.
Mcdonald, j. b. Orr, Frank Paul, d.
}. Simonson, =. G. Weber and Calvin
Warlick.
Already VI hear rumors that the
railroad 'sackn hrs been billed to GER
tain prominent citizens and will be-
turned loose on election day. 1t il time
that all honest, respectable men should
resent this insult TO their American
citizenship aud should combine to
blng TO Justice any man or men in this
county Who may attempt 10 assist Wal
lace, Stewart Co. to prostitute the
franchise and perpetuate the title Of the
Rotten Borough.
l. is hardly a year since A. c. Glove
land sueeee led in Interesting the Glas-
gov and Western Exploration CO. in
tho Star mine at Cherry Creek with
the result that they purchased the mine
Tor over 8l35, 0O0, aro AZ present EN-.
ploytng fully - to 100 men, and in the
No a. future win be supporting a popu-
lltton in Cherry Creek Of 300 souls.
Surely the people Of this county and es-
pset llv Of Cherry will not forget the
interests Of Mr.. Cleveland when they
vote Tor Assenblym1n next Tuesday.
Frank Paul stands for honest politics
and Home Rule, and Is an ardent
supporter OF our distinguished fellow
c.tizen.
Vote for John Weber for Secretary
OF State, and you won't make a mis-
take.
The Ladies' Social Club Of Ely gave
another OF their delightful card parties
10 the gentlemen asst Monday evening
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Is.
Simpson and fully maintained their e p
usation as charming hostesses. Pro-
gressiv5 enchre afforded the amusement
of the evening aud there was a lively
contest for fist honors. which were
won by Mrs. DR.. Hammond and ". j.
= aynrt Tho names OF the boobies"
owing - the generosity OF our nature,
We decline 10 expose, tho memory Of
Friday niEht being still upon us. After
the playing was over, refreshments
were served ana tho panrs Of defeat
were quickly Forgotten in The feast of
good things.
B. p. Noteman on Monday last,
served 1t notice On John Nichols for
bidding him from removing. or causing
to be removed, from the Olathe. Flor
enes and Extension mining claims, any
ore, rock or dirt containing mineral.
AIR. Nicholas Informs us that he took
q working bond IN these claims recent
Is and showed his good fifth by putting
four men 10 work on the property. He
discovered two gold bearing lodges that
had been hitherto unknown 10 the
owner, one asslying about 50 in free
gold and the other 50 30 $40, being an
extension Of the Robust vein, which
IL ~adjoins on tho northwest. We
presume that Mr.. Noteman must have
q good reason for serving the above no.
tice which does not appear upon the
surface, for otherwise he cannot help
but in ar the disapprobation of the en-
tire community for bringing TO a stand
still the work on this property, for such
IS the result II Mr.. Nicholas is not al
lowed to take samples from the mine