The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-15
CHERRY cREBK ITEMS.

John Carlson is engaged this week in
hauling ore from the Joanna mine to the
G. & W. Elk. Co 5 gold mill.
Dolph Sundberg was the happiest
man in town last Tuesday. The cause
was the advent of bouncing baby boy
Mother and son doing well.
Mrs. Jas. Holland has moved In from
the valley and will remain permanently
in town. She has taken the residence
belonging to d. r. Collins on Thomp-
son street.
Mr.. Albert Blohm arrived from Salt
Lake City Saturday and has taken a
position as bookkeoper at b. f. Miller's
store, having been engaged by Mr..
Miller before he left the city.
Guy Gallagher arrived in town Fri
day on his way to Silver City, Idaho;
but while resting over Saturday to his
surprise two of his cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones, arrived on the Well g stage
from California. The party was met in
Cherry by W. G. Gallagher, who took
them to his homo at Duck Greek Sun
day.
Manager W. b. Lawlor of the Gold
Nugget Mining Co paid off Monday.
Mr.. Lawlor IS expanding thousands Of
dollars in development work on his
company's Egan property. These reg
ular monthly paydays are great bene-
fit to our entire community, and great
credit is due Mr.. Lawlor for the man
ner in which he has handled his COM
pany's business affairs here, as well as
from our citizens who are almost the
entire recipients of this vast amount of
money without the slightest of revenue
from this outlay OF twenty odd monthly
expenditures, which have been Just as
regular as the month rolled around, and
it is hoped that Mr.. Lawlor's efforts
will eventually be crowned with sue
cess.
A. j. Spencer's large freight teams
are making their regular trips to
Cherry Creek with merchandise for our
merchants, just the same as they have
done for over twenty years. Mr. Chas.
Wagner, one OF the Oldest teamsters
on this route, was the last to unload a
portion of his cargo and proceeded on
to Ely with the remainder Sunday. A
model design in the way of convenience
is notable with each of these Toana
freight outfits, which is regular house
on wheels furnished with stove, beds,
etc. This vestibule and buffet convey
freight wagons. Transfers engaged
on this line frequently have their fam
lilies accompany them, and they are
always at home and enjoy the comforts
of life.
r. II. Ramsdell, manager OF the
Grand Deposit mining operations at
Muncy Creek, arrived from Muncy
Tuesday and we are sorry to say that
he has given up his bond on the Grand
Deposit group. He stated that after
expanding So, 700 on this property he
could not find sufficient values to war
rant further operations, but after visit
ing some of tho mines in and around
Cherry Wednesday, he said thai he
was highly pleased with what he had
seen here and that his company did
not feel discouraged in the least over
their loss at Muncy, as mining was their
business and they could not expect to
find wealth In all OF their mining ven
lures. He gave US to understand that
1t was only matter OF time until we
would, in all probability, see them in
our midst again. We will gladly well
come these gentleman ia our commun-
ity, as they have shown themselves to
be thoroughly honest business men and
quite unlike some OF the mining opor-
ators heretofore who have left bills for
labor, supplies, etc unpaid. Mr.. Rams
dell, after settling all bills owing by
him for supplies, departed for San Diego
by Thurday's morning stage. We wish
both these gentleman a world Of sue
cess wherever they go, and must ad-
nit that as strangers among us at first
they depart as our friends.