The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-11-19
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Terrence Doian has returned from
his visit 10 Carson City.
NJ MeAulay has been appointed
School Trustee.
Mrs. Geo. Kelsey has received very
encouraging accounts concerning Mr.
Kelsey S health in Salt Lake City.
George Andrews brought over from
Currant Creek a load Of choice apples
that was purchased by NJ McAulay.
There are reports Of very valuable
discoveries in some Cocomungo mines
the last few days which may be con-
iirmed later.
Lots 10 the burnt block have very
materially advanced. Lots which could
have been bought eighteen months
ago for sl00 are now held at one thou
sand.
G.. l.. Moats, mining man from Salt
Lake City, drove across the country
from his mines at Dugway, Utah, and
,emained in Cherry a day or two to
.ooS at our mines. lie went on to Jas
per, where be Is operating some lead
mines.
supt. = II. Cannon has put on six
addition miners this week at the New
Century mine. which meaus taking
out ore.
Pete Blair, who is doing assessment
work on the Teacup mine, brought
down report Of a new discovery OF
'black metal very high grade silver
ore. in cut on the surface northeast
OF the deep workings.
Il. Kahn Is selling clothing cheaper
than you can get it for in The cities,
and all first class goedt.
Joe and Wess Watson aud Mr.. De-
Lamar came over from Ely and re-
NAMED several days. They loaded up
with provisions and left town on Mon
day.
IL is street talk that tho railroad
agent, who was here last week stated
that there was lot of machinery at
! Toano for the Star mine; that they
were TO erect a more powerful hoist
ing works at once and push develop
ments to greater depth.
Mrs. Mary Weber and grandchild
arrived from HALEY, Idaho, on Friday
and has ordered the Weber residence
put in repair to receive her furniture,
purchased In Salt Lake, and will be a
permanent resident. Meanwhile she is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Kelsey.
Fred Hollan nd was thrown from a
bucking horse at Burke's ranch, Schel-
bourne, aud had his face and scalp
badly cut. Fortunately there were nc
bones broken, but DR.. MeCurdy had
TO use very many stitches to sew up the
wounds.
Don't send away for goods and get
what you don t want, but send to e
Kahn, Cherry Greek, and get what
you do want. See ad in another col
umn.
George MeMurray and men are get
in some good work at the American
Eagle mine. Considerable time wal
occupied cleaning out the waste rock
thrown back in the shaft by former
leasers, but Mr.. McMurray reports
their uncoyering quartz carrying good
values in gold
Supt. Jos. II Leishman OF the Wide
West Mining Co, returned from Bos
ton on Saturdays stage He was called
to the "Hub" 10 report to the owners
Of the property aud consult as to iu
ture operations The owners were wei
pleased with what had been accom-
ppshed, aud as 90 the future prospects
in the immediate future more eXteu
sive operations will he inangnrated
BIDS will be called for at once to run
500 foot tunnel Ia strike the ore bod.
known to exist aud 30 enable them t.
extract the ore at less cost Som
changes will be made in Lodging an
, Eboarding the men and 10 the futur
no work at the mill or mine will b
done on Sundays, but operations con
fined to six days week, giving the en-
ployees an opportunity of spending th