The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-02-27

IRON the HI Tor The rance Fress
nlEhs.
gnhs waHrne lars Tor san Lake Cgss
On m1n.nE business by Wednesday 4
stare
M. vsriKr SaUwe laft iar = ie=
xssaks risi1 ~ Sslf Lake and Idaho -
2 sfneseEras Wells stare
= ; 1zsry, representing Roth 4 CO,
iiVunr 6aAis-< n. Ssr Francisco, visited
llhar-T Csreak curing the wssk-
Miss 1saIs Burke and mar h-oihe:
Willie nsmf II az zht dsnce from Shal-
hnII-fz ant -Hsu-nst bnme Saturday
INN ?. =.nklsr. srr3n panied ty Ii
stIIa ami r1il1-ar.. mace Cherry . ca
ssiIif visisfnr Sans1nr G-eszas family
during ana v'sek-
II. ant Ms Gsn. O. KELSEY wr-e Il
Esha--T 1-Hr KgKr during the week
E-ss. Aalssr remaining orer lev esrs
rising hsr Kist<sr. Mn. Weber
n. " = TsgeSs. . snising man
E-zz Colorado Er-1vee On Monday 3
stare snE rarf oui 10 s.yestigste tie
Co1aDorgo gold mines OF Tuesday
Tbs Chsrry Creek dance givea By
The 5 B. & B. c. Friday night. vas .
grand success, both socially and hnsa-
ciallr. and al the outside districts we're
vel represented.
Mr.. Joseph Sehloss representing J.
Banberger 4 Co., cigar manufacturers
Of San Francisco, paid Cherry his first
visi, Friday and departed for Ely Sat-
unday.
J. n. Stratton was In IRON Butte
doing business Thursday and Friday.
His daughters, Misses Hester and Nora
and son Harry took In the dance FRI
day night.
Manager Frost OF the Wide West has
been confined 10 his room considers bic
OF his time during the past week. but
We are pleased 20 note that he is row
able 70 be out and around again.
Andy Olson and wife OF Sprucenount
were In town during the week. They
visited Mrs. Olsor's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Borch ert Of Rabbit Crock,
and also took In tn dance while hero.
Andy reports Spruce little quiet at
present.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Josiah Miles spent .
few days visiting relatives In Spring
Valley last week, returning home In
time for the dance Friday hight, aud
report having enjoyed q splendid visit
Miss LYDIA O'Hsre accompanied them
Oh their trip.
Mr.. Hans Olson 10 the happiest man
in town and Is setting 'em up in good
shape. The arrival OF q brand new
baby boy on Monday Is Of course the
cause. Hans says the Buchanan
Meade show is not 10 II. Mother and
SON are dining we'll
Miss Lena Miller, teacher la Butte
Valley and who is stopping at Mrs.
STATIONS, made Cherry her FIRST visit
Friday, and OF course enjoyed the
pleasures OF dancing with many new
acquaintances, which pleasure was In
deed reciprocated by all OF Cherry's
young gentlemen.
Mr.. Stewart Nails. Ashby Howell
and Joseph Nails arrived BY Satur-
days stage. These three gentlemen
will accept situations with B. F.. Miller
In the store at Cherry and on his va
rious routes, having been engaged by
Mr. Miller for this purposc during his
visit In the East.
Mrs. Pierce and her daughter Nora
were in from McDermid' o for the dance
Friday night and are staying over q
day or SO, taking In the show. Mr..
Frank Phalan OF Twin Springs drove
them in and Is also enjoying tho de-
lights Of Buchanan and Meade's laugh
able entertainments.
Mrs. B. F. Miller, who was some
what worn from the caro- and manage
ment of the stage lines between Wells
and Ely. together with the general
MI rQa MT iln hsrainnaa ~ Ghas,x
Mr.. Miller's three months absence, de-.
parted for Salt Lake Monday for a few
weeks' recreation, and will visit her
son Frank, who Is attending the Col
legiate Institute. during her stay In the
city.
Messrs. Henb and Broaderick are
the next to test their ore taken from
the 40-foot shaft which they have sunk
on the Joanna property while going
down on the immense body Of rich
gold ore. These gentlemen hold q
lease for q year, and doubt II go, 900
would buy their lease. The result OF
the workings Of these few tons Of ore
this next week will prove TO the world
that the boys know what they are say
ing when they place this valuation on
their lease
James Reilly. brother OF Mrs. Joseph
Callaghan, arrived BY Thursday q
stage and viii mako Cherry his future
homo. Jimmie accompanied the re-
mains OF his friend and companion,
Henry Holum from Butte. Montana.
Henry was accidentally killed by fall.
ing from cage In mine st Butte on
the 18th inst. and his remains were
taken homo TO Wells for interment.
Henry was noble young man and was
loved by all who knew him. He work
ed in the mines ct Cherry for some
years prior to his departure for Butte,
and his many friends here were great
ly shocked at the sad news of his death.
Messrs. Spratt and Secore have juss
finished putting through their gold ore
at the G. & w. Elk. Co. g mill. This
ore was taken from the Joanna mine ct
Cocomongo, and IL IL gratifying indeed
to chronicle the result OF this run, az
the ore averaged just 800 per ton In
gold, which just about doubled In value
anything yet produced from this mine.
While the quantity OF ore put through
was small, only something over two
tons, the gold brick Is worth over $1,000.
This run was only test OF the vast
amount Of high-grade ore bodies which
have been uncovered ct the Joans re-
Gently. Specimens ss large as hens
eggs from these new strikes 60 rs high
as ten and twenty thousand dollars 10
the ton, and out Of the sixteen men
tributing now at the Joanna, the result
OF this run will give from go TO SIS per
day to the man, instead OF from e5 70
80 as was predicted BY your correspon-
dent last week before the run was made.