The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-07-16

lousy with gold. These are conser.
valve men and their report can be Ia
ken without salt.
Mrs. viii Lees name was insdvert-
emily omitted from the names OF the
choir who sang at the 4th OF July ex-
ercises.
Mrs. Jos. Callaghsu aud children
eft On Monday to stay gith Nr. and
Mrs. Flynn in Ruby valley
Jos. Toganini came over froh his
ranch In South Ruby on SATURDAY. with
some dairy produce, and returned With
help for haying.
Mr.. Cote, representing the Philadel.
phia Mfg. Co., is here taking orders
from our merchants for line OF pickles
and condiments. We judge from his
first visit he Is o success.
Olson Bros saloon is being renovated
inside and outside and put In first class
order TO suit the taste o! its numerous
patrona, and withal the Tiger" Is on
exhibition ever night To the delight OF
some aud the dismsy OF others.
Mr.. II. c. McTerney, Supt. of the
Richmond mines at Eureka and Mr. 5.
Z. Well of San Francisco. steered by
Eugene Norris came IN on Thursday
from Eureka and went on to visit the
SIegel mines, returning on Sunday. An
interview elicted the information that
they were very much pleased with the
present developments and future pros
poets OF the mines. These mines are
owned by Siegel Bros. Salt Lake and
their friends, and without giving par
ticulars they have opened up an i'm.
mense body of high grade ore-silver,
carr, ing some gold. They will ship all
the ore they can by teams to salt Lake
this summer. and In the near future
erect red uction works near the mines,
where they have an abundance OF water
Messrs. McTerney and Norris left on
Sunday for Ely and Mr.. We'll left by
stage to return to San Francisco.
Supt. Leishman of the Wide West
Mining Co.. has been here long enough
to make many friends. and to thor.
oughly identify himself with our com
munity. Although hailing from "Bos-
ting" he appreciates the good traits OF
the denizens OF the "Wild and woolly
west", and last Friday being the 40th
anniversary OF bis birth, he invited the
following gentlemen to his residence to
celebrate: Messrs. NJ. McAulay. A.
Sund berg, Jas. Pascoe, Thos. Davis,
Geo F. Parker, Alex Morris and Geo.
Cook. Vocal and instrumental music
intersper ersed with "reminiscences and an
abundance OF liquid and solid refresh.
ments made host and guests enjoy a
most delightful evening and they sep.
arated wishing the hosts iortieth birth
day would come very often. Note
Every man was on time at business In
the morning.
A visit on Monday to the Wide West
Cos mill in course of erection found
everything being pushed foreward all
along the line. the Supt. Mr., Leish-
man has secured the help Of pioneer
mec chanics-Geo. Cook, G. F. Parker
and G. w. Bartholomew-who have
the frame already to put in position on
Tuesday; the machinery ready to put
in place, and with good success the
stamps will drop on good ore on or be.
fore Aug. 10th. A big supply OF wood
has been delivered at the mill, which lie
situated at the mouth of Egan canyon
where wood and ore can be delivered at
all seasons. There Is an abundance OF
water and we understand ore 'ad in6ni.
tum' at the mines. What is to hinder
the Bostonians being the recipients Of
gold bricks galore.
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