The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-06-26
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

(By our Regular correspondentl
Senator Chas. Green came In from
the ranch on Sunday.
F. A. McDermid has sold band Of
twenty-one hundred sheep to Norton
Bros.
Edward Bennett, an old resident Of
this valley, now resides at Rawllns,
| Wyoming.
Emmett Miller of Ruby Valley has
located In Butte Valley. this county,
on ranch adjoining ]. Fl. Stratton.
Johnny Ryan was in town on Satur.
day with a number OF choice fresh dairy
cows to furnish our families with the
tactical fluid.
W. c. Rose has gone to Salt Lake
City to Interest capitalists in develop
ing a mining property, which means
much to this camp If he succeeds.
F. A. McDermid has gone on visit
to Salt Lake, where he will meet Mrs.
McDermid and Miss Amy, and expects
to return to help celebrate the glorious
Fourth in Cherry.
The Olympia mine furnished the Star
mill with ore last week and made very
successful test run. Hans Olson, one
OF the owners, says now they are salts
fed they will develop the property by
shaft and tunnel.
Col. Bob Crawford has retired (per-
haps temporarily from eating dust on
the desert, and Is recuperating among
flowers, vegetables, cream and other
luxuries unknown on the road, at Nc.
Dermid's ranch.
Col. Joe Fa rren. General Manager of
the Glasgow and Western Exploration
Co. s properties, paid his biennial visit
to their properties in Cherry Creek last
week and found everything just as he
left it two years ago.
Messrs. Frost and Rose are having
the Wide West ore run through the
Star mill this week. These enterpris-
ing men are entitled to much credit.
They are opening up a good paying
gold proposition and In the near future
will erect mill for their own use.
Quite an interest Is being worked up
in the cane race for old gentlemen
above sixty years and bets freely offer.
ed. Some of the old boys supposed to
have passed the three score, deny the
soft impeachment. Rumor has It that
some of them are in training every day.
No wonder the wives of our Masonic
friends complain of the frequency of
meetings and late hours. On Tuesday
night in the small hours merry group
might have been seen at Host Olson's.
partakleg OF the good things of life, re- |
port said, after working on Mr.. Cazler.
Joe Newman and John McKeruan left
town on Monday for the railroad-John
to meet Mr.. McGill's sons and daughter
returning from the East to spend vaea.
ton at home, and Joe to meet at To.
ano and accompany to Salt Lake CITY
bunch of horses McGill is shipping for
SALE
We understand many Elyites will
come over on the Fourth to participate
In the celebration. They are all doubly
welcome. In fact, SO many OF them
formerly hailed from Cherry that they
will naturally want 10 come home.
BRING your new.made friends. You
viii all be received with open arms.
L. II. Beason, staff correspondent of
the Mining Review of Salt Lake CITY,
paid this district visit last week to give
1t write-up. Mr.. Beason is an agree.
able, bright man and long accustomed
to singing the pen for newspapers, He
represents a first-class "Mining Re.
view," the editor and proprietor of
which Is well known to the writer as a
genuine pusher and ono who is much
Interested in Eastern Nevada. {
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Lynch paid our
borough visit last week, remaining a
lew days. 1t was Mrs. Lynch's first
visit and both expressed themselves as
much pleased with the town, the people
ana the future prospects. Mr.. Lynch
visited some OF tho mines, and, not to
anticipate his opinion, will refer TO his
report In a future issue. We had the
pleasure of breaking crust with the
visitors and hope their visits will be
more frequent.