The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-10-19
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

JOnn II. HlllamsOn anu MISS laufu
Campbell came in Monday.
Mrs. Dodd Is filing up her store with
u nice assortment of case goods in adj
dition to her fruit and candies.
A. I. Stearns, Albert Heusser, B. b.
Bird and w. Fl. Tyler came In to at
tend F. n A. NJ. lodge,
Harry Trythall has been appointed
night foreman of the Star mine-a good
appoint nent. This company has first
staff of officers.
The Deputy Sheriff L. d. Pierce has
subpenaed NJ. McAulay, d. r. Collins
and w. C. Claunch to serve on the
Grand Jury.
james Huey has returned from his
trip east. Jim easily disposed of his
band of horses in Utah at good prices
and may make another trip.
Mesdames Weber and Kelsey are run
ming the Bates lodging house. This
house has recently been put in good
order and the guests will have the best
of attention, including good clean beds.
Clarence Fillmore and Ed. White
while prospecting discovered an aban-
doned location and on panning the dirt
found it rich in gold. This was one of
the old locations made when no person
looked for gold but only silver.
Miss Susan Treston and sister have
arrived from Mason Co., Iowa. The
former has taken charge of the public
school Miss Treston is a teacher of
great experience and we hope our chill
dren will be much benefited,
Mrs. d. Pierce and Miss Nora Mason
have spent several days with us and
said good bye for awhile, as they are
going to Salt Lake City on visit and
will also 90 to Montana to visit Mrs.
Pierce's brother, an old Cherry Creeker
who is now settled there.
The alteration in our public school
and several articles required have cost
more than the amount subscribed by
few of our citizens. The trustees would
be glad to receive further subscriptions
from those interested to cover the bal
ance short.
How great men differ in their opin.
ions about great men was illustrated
recently. Mr.. p. H.Cannon while east
met Coin Harvey who enquired for
Judge Goodwin and pronounced him
the greatest newspaper man in the
country, while the writer heard a great
man in our town say on Monday, he
wouldn't give cent for the Tribune.
II contained nothing but d. lies and
was all about the Mormons".
The Star mine Is now hive OF in
dustry and is turning out the precious
metal without let or hinderance. The
power machines are burrowing into the
mountain In both lower levels in good
ore and the stopers are sacking tie
richer streaks for shipment to Salt
Lake City. The regular payday was
last week, the disburser OF checks that
made everybody feel gay. The only
wonder is that other mines In our camp
equally good don't find purchasers.
Mr.. p. II. Cannon has returned after
a prolonged visit to his old home in
Boston. Pete had not been there since
ne left 1t % years ago, and OF course
found many changes among his friends.
He stopped over few days at several
of our great cities and reports great
prosperity everywhere. He says the
laboring men in several States are get
ting as good wages as our miners in the
western States, while mechanics and
trained labor bring very high wages
but Mr.. Bryan is the coming man fer
President.
Still our pioneers pass on. VIM. Sar.
Wis, who was one OF the first men to To-
cate here, was found in his cabin last
week enveloped in smoke, his cabin be.
ing on fire. He was very feeble OF late
and the effects OF the smoke were fat al.
He lived about 20 hours after being
found but never rallied. He was in
TERED on Sunday, Mr. Collins reading
the burial service and Geo. F.. Parker
was the undertaken.
Mr.. Sarvis was registered as born In
Scotland and SO years of age, but those
who claim to know him say he was born
In County Armagh, Ireland.