The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-19
CHERRY CHEEK ITEMS.

work at the Star mine this week.
AL Burnett has left for San Francisco
to consult an optician concerning his
eyes.
Our next entertainment is the Cake
Walk. John Carlson and Others arc
training now.
Harvey Newton, the miner who re-
Gently met with an accident in the Star
mine. is doing as we'll as can be expect
ed
Mr.. X. II. Frank has been appointed
assayer at the Star mine. This Is a
wise selection, as Mr.. Frank Is an ex-
pert assayer.
There are several mining properties
in our camp now idle but of Equal merit
TO those already In operation and We
expect TO see parties operating them In
the early spring. They only require
capital and improved processes To make
them dividend payers.
Mr.. Joseph Siegel of Salt Lake City,
t. e Treasurer and Secretary OF the
Golden Crown Mining Co., visited their
mine near Aurum the past week, and
in an interview states they have an i'm
mense ledge carrying large percent
age of manganese and rich In silver and
gold. The samples which he had look
ed very fine. They have six men at
work under the supervision of Simon
Davis. The ledge was blind and after
having found some rich float, 1t was
fully two years before Mr.. Davis locat-
ed the ledge. They have tunneled into
tho ledge in five different places and
consider that they have a bonanza.
The company is incorporated in Salt
Lake City and consists of Messrs. Davis
aud Osborne OF Aurum, Henry Siegel
of Salt Lake City, and some New York
gentlemen, all of whom are to be con-
graduated,
In an interview with Mr.. \. T.. S.
Macoues ten, Pres, Mr.. Otto Stahlman
4 Genl. Manager, and Mr.. Jos. Farron,
Supt. OF the Glasgow and Western Ex-
ploration Co., which owns the Star &
Grey Eagle group of mines, your cor
respondent was informed that the lower
levels OF the Star mine are producing
an immense quantity OF rich ore already
concentrated by nature which they are
shipping TO the railroad. In addition
they are shipping concentrates from
the nth which is now in constant oper-
alton, as the water supply has been
increased. They are furnishing freight
for all the teams they can get to the
railroad.
This is truly a magnificent property
and now that it is owned by Scotch
company with large capital and man
aged by men of ability and integrity,
it viii soon restore the oldtime prosper
ity to our camp. The canny Scotch
man at its head expressed his surprise
that the old defunct company should
have closed down such rich mine with
years reserve of ore in sight. But
your paper is not large enough to ex-
plain all the various causes-yenality,
imbecility and a multitude OF things too
numerous to mention, eliminating in
the robbing of the merchants. miners
and all others Interested.
The concert on Monday evening, for
the benefit of Al. Burnett, was a grand
success financially, and delighted an
appreeiative audience Too much praise
cannot be given to the following ladies
and gentlemen, who gave their sarvlces
gratuitously, all OF whom dia their best
and 1t would be invidious 10 give
special credit to any particular one:
Mrs. F. A. McDermid, Miss Josie Kel-
ly, Miss Nora Mason, Misses Lizzie and
Una Reilly; Masters Harvey and Gar
ret Reilly, Messrs. F. A. McDermid, NJ.
Bassett, Ike Quinn, John Cowan, Ed.
Corbet, and Profs. Jewell and Pascoe,
who were the conductors.
1t is pleasure to know We have so
much musical talent in our town, and
we look forward in anticipation of hay-
ing more of such musical feats. Tho
following was the programme;
Chorus-Old Folks at Home.
Duet-What are the Wild Waves Say
ing, Misses Reilly.
Comic Song-Ike Quinn.
Claronet Duet-Messrs. Jewell and Pas
coe.
Song-Flora McDonald's Lament, Mr..
Cowan.
Duet-Curfew Bells, Mrs. McDermid
! and Miss Mason.
Recitation-The Switch Tender, Una
Reilly.
Duet-Masters Reilly.
Duet-Come Silver Moon, Miss Kelly
and Mr.. Jewell.
! Song-Mary of Argyle, NJ. Bassett.
Song-Swing out O'Grady, Mr.. Corbot.
Song and Chorus-Sweet Ginning Bells,
, Miss Kelly.
t Song-Sidewalks of New York, Mr..
J Cowan.
Flute Solo-Home Sweet Home, Mr..
} Pascoe.
: Song-Margurite, Mr.. Jewell.
Song and Chorus-Poily Wolly Doodle,
NJ. Bassett.