The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-10-04
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.
J. f. Casey left on Mondays stage
for Park City, Utah.

! J. F. Casey left on Mondays stage
/ for Park City, Utah.
Master Frank Miller, son of b. F.
Miller. has gone TO Salt Lake City TO
attend Sheldon Jackson College.
The assessment work on some Of our
mines is making important develop
ments, which will be heard from later.
Mrs. DR.. Townsend and Mrs. Cum
minis have been visiting with Mrs. STRAIT
ton in Butte valley.
Miss Lena Stone, sister of Mrs. b. f.
Miller after protracted visit with her
sister has returned to her home in Elko
county.
w. r. Bassett has been here several
DAYS laying the foundation for his cleo
ton as sheriff, an office he filled before
with great satisfaction to the people.
The development in the lower level
of the Star mine are. most cheering to
the management and ere long We may
expect to see more extensive working
than ever before.
The Grand Deposit and other mines
at Muncy Creek have been bonded to
Mr.. John MCGEE, who goes to New
York to interest capitalists in purchas-
ing the property.
Fred Stoyell returned from Elko last
week and was at once stricken down
with pneumonia, but under DR.. Town
sends treatment he is doing well and
his friends hope to see him shortly on
the streets.
Mr.. Otto Stallman and Prof Com
stock of Los Angeles came last week to
look after the GLASGOW Il Western Co.
property. Mr. Stallman returned to
Salt Lake City and Mr. Comstock left
on Monday for home. Mr.. Jos. Far
rem and Mr.. f. II. Davies from London
England, came on Saturday for the like
purpose and yet remain with us.
Apparently the happiest man in town
on Thursday the 9th was Charley
Phalan. When your correspondent
met him he wore a big smile with some
thing suppressed, and when asked the
cause he said, why, | have big girl
baby at home. Mrs. Phalan and the
baby are doing well.
Louis NJ. Howe, E. Caldwell and
Judge Won Hanfenberg. the former of
San Francisco and latter of New York
City, have spent the week examining
the Pick 4 Cad mine and other prop
critics of Messrs. Callaghan, Howard
and Wah. The gentlemen were very
much impressed with the immense min
eral belt that extends through this Sec
ton and expressed surprise at the fact
so few properties were being worked in
"a camp with such sterling merit and
vast mineral resources. They will in
all probability return in the near future
and until that time they will give no
information as to their intentions.
The Hon. f. G. Newlands, accom-
panied by Ex-Governor Adams, arrived
on Wednesday the 10Th by Wells stage,
three hours ahead of time, and quickly
bonfres and the booming of guns
aroused the inhabitants to enquire the
cause. 1t was a disappointment to
some that the Governor did not address
the meeting that was held in the hall,
but Mr.. Newlands occupied the atten-
ton of large audience for two and
half hours with an interesting speech
A very large portion of the time was
occupied with replying to Mr.. Earring
ton 5 criticism Of his Congressional ac-
ton and it would have been considered
egotism had it not been for the attack
of Mr.. Harrington. Mr.. Newlands has
much improved as a public speaker
since he last spoke in the county. The
Hon. Chas. Greene was President OF
the meeting.