The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-11-26

CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.
tBY our Regular Correspondent J

News has been received from CalliOr
MIA OF the decease Of Mrs. VIM. Sheeks
wife of our citizen, Bill Sheeks.
Mrs. Mamie Thomas has had paint
ers at work in her lodging house, YER.
much Frightening its appearance.
The Olympia mine was examined OIL
Sunday by a reliable man, who report
the ledge now being wrought as of goot
width and high grade.
The busiest man in town on Monda,
was L. Kahn the clothier, unpackins
goods in his line, brought in by J. S
Cazier's mammoth team.
There is considerable friction ii
School affairs, which shall be attended
to by those in authority, and that
promptly.
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Mr. aud Mrs, Fiae Molleson drove in
on Monday evening with a lot of tur'
keys.
w. d. Campbell came to town on
Saturday with load OF choice turkeys
for Thanksgiving day.
Il. Kahn is in receipt of thousands oi
dollars worth OF dry goods. etc. this
week from the railroad.
Andy Olson has had mechanics at
,.o,lx -, l, ;a ras;danoa for Gonna paak q
making what successful merchants
should have-a comfortable home.
Dolan Bros. are exeavating a large
ditch to convey the water TO irrigate
some valuable land on their ranch.
The annual meeting of the F. & A.
NJ will be held on Tuesday, December
1st, for the election OF officers and other
business.
Will Watson has a number of men at
work on the Joanna group and is ex-
tracing very good ore, which will be
worked at the Wide West mill.
Our people using hay for their cows
and horses are laying in a winters sup
ply from Emmett Miller, Pete Bennett,
John Borchert, Dolan Bros, w d
Campbell and others
John B. Williamson drove over from
the County seat TO look after his min
ing interests here, and went on to
Sunny Nook on Tuesday to visit with
Mr.. aud Mrs. McDermid,
McDermid & Williamson have had a
force OF men doing assessment work on
the Chief of the Hill, Mascot and other
mines they own
Bassi q Pietrin received by Cazier's
team a large consignment OF choice
goods in their line to supply demands
OF an increasing business.
Judge Henry Riyes and Attorney c.
r. Reeves came over from Ely last
week, and after visiting friends they
went on to Sprucemont, Attorney
Reeves returning on Sunday.
Some very rich gold ore was exhib-
tied from the American Eagle mine
this week, where Mr.. McMurray has
three or four men at work.
Some mining men from Washington,
d. c., will visit our camp this week to
examine a group OF mines of exception
al value, and If sold will be of special
value to our district.
Johnny Ryan and Ed Mulvahill have
quit looking after the sheep and cattle
business and gone to delve for precious
metals in tho New Century mine.
p. H. Cannon reports having made
a cor ection between the lower levels
of the New Century mine. They now
have good ventilation and are taking
out ore for shipment. The force oi
men has been considerably increased
the last week.
Our people will celebrate Thanks
| giving day by ieastlng ana dancing,
and no people on earth have more rea'
son to be thankful to Devine Provi-
dence. Every body has plenty to eat
and drink, and breathe everyday the
fresh air that floats over the Universe
| All have perfect freedom to worship
God according to the dictates oil his
own conscience; every body can gel
drunk, raise cain or do what he pleases
with impunity; there are no strings or
anybody. The jail is empty, the schoo
keeps; business is good with our mer
/ chants: no idle men who want to work
and the mines give good promise foi
the future.