The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-21
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

W. c. Rose returned from a visit to
McDermind ranch Thursday.
Chas. Z. Hayden, our Colorado min
ing man, departed for Colorado by
Wednesdays stage.
Miss Ida Carothers, teacher of the
Goshute school, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting friends in Cherry.
Another stage, loaded to the guards
with Joanna mining men, arrived Tues
dav and will resume operations on this
bonanza in few days. They are only
awaiting the arrival OF steel, tools, ETC.,
which are expected daily.
Monday was the Gold Nuggets regu-
lar pay day, while the Glasgow &
Western paid Friday. These pay days
are just as regular as the month rolls
around and are greatly appreciated by
our business people, as well as the en-
ployes of both companies.
Mrs. w. B. Graham and daughters,
Miss Emma and Miss Kittie, returned
from their Eastern trip by Mondays
Wells stage, reporting an excellent
visit and all looking the picture of
health. After resting over night in
Cherry they departed for Ely Thurs
day.
w. N. McGill dropped in on us this
week on his return from business trip
in New York. Mr.. McGill is OF the
opinion that Nevada is just on the eve
of great prosperity, and as general
manager OF the Mckinley mining en-
terprise at Ely, he is very sanguine as
to The success of his future operations
with this property.
Capt. A. G. Carpenter, from Kansas,
passed through for Ely on Saturday
nights stage. The captain Is largely
Interested In mining properties at Ely,
being one OF the promoters of the Rob
Roy Company and the erection of the
Hunting mill at Lane City, some
nine years ago. Mr.. Carpenter met
several of his old Nevada friends as he
passed through Cherry, who welcome
his return to our State.
Messrs. Rose & Frost OF the Wide
West are preparing to erect large
buildings for the accom- mediation OF
their employees. Both a boarding and
lodging house will be constructed at
the mine at once and large force of
miners will be put TO work breaking
and extracting the large bodies OF high
grade gold ore which have been uncov-
cred during the past six weeks in the
Wide West.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Martin and
three little daughters from Gold Creek
are visiting Mrs. Martins sister. Mrs.
B f. Miller, this week. Mrs. Martin
was almost raised in Cherry Greek,
coming here when only little child
during the palmy days of Cherry, leav-
ing for Elko when 10 years Of age. and
her many schoolmates aud friends are
welcoming her short visit with Us.
Mr.. Martin Is prominent merchant
and stOckrai-er in northern Elko coun
ty. They departed for their home by
Mondays stage, driving out as far as
Mr.. StUllens' Sunday afternoon.
Never has the demand for miners
and mechanics been SO great as at the
present time 10 this part OF the coun-
try. Not an idle man In the land, with
daily calls for both miners and me-
chanics, and within the next thirty
days there will be employment for no
less than thirty miners and mechanics
| 10 our district, In addition to all that
are now engaged, and this mum ber too.
| will only pave the way for the hun
| d reds that will be employed between
now and the first day OF May next.
The Utah & Nevada Express Com
pany pays its annual dividend of 20 per
cent OF the par value of its capitaliza-
tion November 20 and OF course Bel
Miller is wearing the broadcast smile OF
any one Ia town, bis share OF these dis
bursements being SO, OH. Some people
laughed at the IDEA OF Ben trading off
the beautiful residence now belonging
to Sheriff Newman OF Ely, for 2, 400
shares of this stock some three years
ago, hut during that time this stock
has yielded and paid 81 cents per share
In dividends.
Mrs. p. S. Goss entertained quite a
mum Der of her friends at the Rose &
Frost residence Saturday evening, and
as usual progressive whist was selected
as the chief feature of amusement.
A large gathering was royalty enter
tanned, among whom your scribe noted
the following as present: Misses Ida
O'Hara, Alice Fillmore. Lena Stone,
Ida CaroLhers. Mrs. Vivian Stone,
Mrs. Mary Weber, w. G. Rose, @. B.
Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Il. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Olsen,
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Miller and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. p. S.
Goss. p. s. Goss carried off the hon.
ors as prize winner, his record being
eight games to the good out OF posi-
BILE ten, while tie existed between
Mrs Davis and Miss Miles, each re-
ceiving seven winning signals. Re-
Treatments were In abundance and at
1890 the jolly participants disbanded,
wishing the host and hostess all the
happiness this world affords.
Another mining deal was consum-
mated last week, when g. e. HAYDEN
closed the bond deal with the Olympia
boys at Egan. Mr.. Hayden will return
from Colorado between the 25th and
18th insts., and will begin operations
ON the LIST prex. With these two i'm.
portant sales in one week. and our
stages loaded down regularly with
mining men seeking investments, 1t Is
only forerunner to the great activity
I which is sure to follow within the next
/ few weeks. Never il the history o
/ White Pine Sas there o. lnapy oppor-
tunii.es for vestments - Cherr
Creek ami vicinity pre- eai- today, an
with the output of goa bullion whica