The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-10-17
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

are now engaged IN tlclr dD1uhi deScSc
ment work at Cocomongo.
The dance Friday night was largel!
attende and went of lively and a
usual proved a financial success.
We are pleased to know that A. J
] Spencer of Toana Is now recovering
rapidly from his serious illness in Sal
Lake City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A. Watson and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Cook we're Coco
mongo's representatives al the dane
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Sund berg arr
receiving their friends al their palatis
residence on Thompson street, having
moved 10 this week.
Mr.. and Mrs David Cazier. Mrs
Holland, Miss Tsnner, Thus. Dolan
Joseph Buzzetti. Ole Rosengreen and
G Petrini all from Egan, took in the
Friday night dance.
Mr.. Heckethore OF Snake valley wa;
distributing fruits, vegetables, melons
etc 10 our town Wednesday, ami tax
ing orders for Winter supplies. These
goods we're raised on the Geo. W.
Baker ranch and ara the choice Of the
land.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Baker moved
over from Ely last week, and after
visiting a few days with relatives In
town, they departed for Coeomongp
Wednesday where Mr.. Baker will en-
gage in working bis mines for the win
ter.
One of A. J. Spencer's large freight
teams unlosded his cargo for our mer.
chants Saturday and left for Siegel
Sunday morning where he loads ore
back. We learn Mr.. Spencer has the
contract for the delivery OF the ore from
the mines to Salt Dske City.
The household OF w. B Lawlor OF
Egan was blessed Tuesday evening by
the ad vent OF q 10 10. baby boy. Con-
gratulations are rendered the happy
parents with many good wishes for
long and happy life for the new arrival
from their many friends of Cherry.
Mother and son doing well.
The Gold Nugget Mining company
paid of for September Saturday. We
are now willing to wager 800 thai
Egan has paid out more money for
labor and produced more baby boys
within the last two months than any
other mining camp In the state accord
ing to population or number of inhab-
itants.
DR.. S. ]. Townsend has located al
Robinson, Tintic district, Utah. and
writes back that he is doing well there
so far. The Doctor bought out DR..
Hosmer, who had the Mammoth min
ing company's practice, which of course
gives our Doctor a great leverage In
his new field. The Doctors many
friends here wish him success where
ever he goes. Mrs. Townsend and son
will join the Doctor next week.
The Wells stages are now arriving
regularly by and $40 O'Clock, come
thing that never wds known ia the his
tory OF Cherry Creek staging before
The great cut off ia distance made Oh
this route recently is now being appre-
ciated by our citizens. Is this not a
preponderance OF evidence 10 favor OF
the post office departments railing
from those who live on the routes and
give the service their own supervision
hereafter?
Manager Frost of the Wide West
and w. c. Rose have moved into the
Pierce residence which was occupied
by Adolph Sund berg on north Main
street. They moved into their
new house Friday and Saturday even
ing displayed great hospitality In en-
pertaining quite number OF their
friends. Cards, games and refresh
ments we're the enjoyments Of the even
ing. All report having had splendid
time.
H. Siegel was passenger on the
Wells stage Monday going on to Ely
Monday night and returning Thursday
TO Cherry Creek. After resting day
in Cherry be left for Siegel district,
where the gentleman is largely inter-
ested in number of mines. Mr.. Siegel
returned to Cherry Sunday and In com.
pany with our townsman, p. H. Can
non, inspected some OF our Cherry
mines Monday, departing for Salt Lake
City by Tuesday 3 stage. Mr.. Cannon
accompanied Mr.. Siegel the entire
rounds during his visit through White
Pine.
Professor Brandon, In grading the
Cherry Greek school, has three spelling
classes and last week awarded prizes TO
the best speller In each class. AS a re-
suit Miss Clara Henry, Miss Minnie
Miller and Miss Florence Mcdonald
were each the recipients OF q handsome
magnifying glass. This 10 q new de-
parture from that OF any OF Cherry q
former teachers, and Professor Bran
don has completely captivated both
girls and boys, as his attention to them
in this direction, as well as many Other
features has won him the admiration
of the entire school.
The Joana mine 10 to the front agar
with her usual turnout Of gold bullion
resulting from a run Of IL tons OF MIR
w. A. Watson's royalties last week
the lot averaging something like sl2(
per ton. This was ken promiscuously
from the various workings of the
Joana, since Mr.. Watson began TO leas'
his mine last Spring. This ore was
worked at the G. & w. Elk. Co.'S mill
which has proved to be the best and
closest working plant In the history o
the process OF milling. Tailings from
this rich ore go as low ss 81 so per ton
and Supt. Davis deserves much credi
for the manner In which he has induced
his company to allow him the privilege
OF constructing portion OF their larg,
concentrating plant into a colo mil
which has proved good blessing Il
our local mine owners and In every 10
stance where parties had ores worke,
at the G. & w. Co.'s mill all have ex
pressed themselves as being overwhel
mingly satisfied at the results OF thei
cleanup and at the treatment they hav
received at MIR. Davis hand.