The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

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Simon Davis OF Aurum was in Cherry
after supplies Monday and departed
for homo Tuesday.
The tswn was blessed with two pay
days this week; that OF the Glasgow
and Western and w. B. LAWYER OF
Egau.
Dolan brothers OF Steptoe Valley
are gathering their horses and will
make . shipment 10 Kansas City on
July 3rd.
A fne assortment OF toilet articles,
stationery ETC., l. displayed In one OF
Millsr's new SHOW cases this week,
cheap for cash.
J.. B. Williamson OF Ely made
Cherry Creek . pleasant visit Satur-
day. Il 10 . pleasure to his many
friends In Cherry to greet him now
and shen.
Our citizens are leaving nothing
undons for the comfort and enjoyment
Of visitors 70 our Fourth Of July .cele-
brstion which promises TO eclipse any
thing Of the season.
When you want fine pleasant smok-
ing cigar, don't overlook that Prince
Waldeck Is cent bargain at Milier's.
Even that 10 cent La De Cuba is no
SLOUGH for the money.
Fred and Harry Borchert returned
from Hutchinson, Kansas, Thursday,
where they took q few carloads of
White Pine county horses. Fred says
Nevada horses find ready sale in the
Grssshopper State.
People living In the country wishing
to celebrate the Fourth at home should
not fail to send In their orders to Ben
Miller for flags, fire crackers, torpedoes,
cannons, rockets, bunting etc. Also a
few jugs OF Cunningham's patriotism.
81. E. Rook'edge OF Chicago and his
cousin, Chas. Rookledge OF Salt Lake
City, both mining men, visited Cherry
Creek and vicinity during the week,
seeking Investment for Eastern capital.
e. ii. Kelly, heavy mining speculator
operating mines In the Deep Creek
country.
Melvin johnson and ]. M. Hugens,
two mining men OF Salt Lake City,
arrived 10 Cherry on Mondays Wells
l osoEfs5Sr evsf ft he mining asid Of Cooo
mongo, returned on Fridays stage.
Both gentlemen we're highly pleased
with the mining outlook, and added,
that should what they have seen dur
ing their sojourn with us be in Utah
or Colorado, or on any line OF railroad,
OF dollars would at once be
invested.
W. c. Rose has secured the Dan
Collins residence on Thompson Street,
which he will occupy for the summer.
Mr.. Rose 10 also on the lookout for
mines for Eastern capitalists and has
taken bonds on o number OF claims in
our midst quite recently. It was
through his efforts that one OF Coco
mines, that of Geo. Eckerman.
was sold during the week to the
syndicate, on which, we
are informed, . handsome cash pay
ment will be made on the 18th, prox.
r. Il. Ramsdell, after inspecting the
Grand Deposit group OF mines at
Muney Creek In the interest of his
brother, w. r. Ramsdell, departed
for California Saturday. Mr.. Rams
dell, we are pleased to note, took up
and paid ell OF the outstanding checks
which were returned unpaid during
tho absence OF the head managers OF
the company's affairs. Mr.. w. r.
who holds the bond on
these Muncy mines, 10 expected to
return within . few weeks at which
time the sale OF this property will be
determined.
An honest boy rewarded for his
~ L.
son Of Farmer Burke OF Shellbourne.
certain mining location situated in
Siegel District, near Aurum, to one
John B. MCGEE, who At once struck
nice body Of ore; but upon investiga-
ton more conservative measurements
proved that the ore uncovered was
about $50 feet inside OF Simon Davis
ground, which adjoins that OF young
Mr.. Burke. Mr.. MCGEE, not wishing
TO continue operations under the cir
cumstances, abandoned the ground and
threw up the bond, and Willie at once
refunded the ESQ cash which was paid
down on the property. Mr.. Davis.
appreciatihg the manliness In Wille's
action, at, once met him in Cherry
Greek and planked him down the $3.50
refunded 30 Mr.. MCGEE, taking up
the bond himself and loaded down with
supplies pulled out for the claim,
where he will push development work
at once.
About half past IL o'clock Sunday
our citizens were shocked to learn that
one OF Hughey Franks little boys,
Carl, 8 years old, had accidentally
been shot. II seems that several little
fsli6ws were up the canyon half mile
from town playing, and one OF W. T.
Claunch's little boys, aged 8 years
accidentally discharged % rife the
ball entering the right side between
first and second ribs ranging a little
upward coming out just below the
heart on the opposite side. The child
was immediately taken to P. II. Can
mons drug store, and before the
Parents, who live mile out OF town,
could be brought In Mr.. Cannon had
tie wound dressed and the little fellow
resting comfortably. A messenger was
immediately sent to Ely for medical
AID and DR.. Davis arrived shortly after
IL o'clock. He states that the ball
passed through the liver and left lung,
and ct this writing, Monday morning,
The child 10 resting nicely and 1t is to
DO hoped .that he win soon recover.
The only first class up.to. date gro
cry store In Eastern Nevada is beyond
NY. doubt that Of B.. +. Miller at
Cherry Creek. His stock 10 at all
lines complsts, 20 don't waste any time