The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-04-07
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

tBy our Regular Correspondent
Will and Frank Norton from Toano,
came in with tic funeral proct ssion
John Wearne is attending to the
business of e>Utah & Nevada Stage
Co. at Cherry.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph Currie wero WIS.,
itors in town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. McDermid drove
in on Saturday to attend the funeral
Of the late FL. Mulvihiil.
Mrs. r. Fox will te in Cherry, Sat.
urday. with a complete line of ladies
summer hats, and other millinery
goods. Call and inspect.
Fred, Hogan and brother are work.
irg at the Eunter mines extracting
high grade Of silverlead ore, which
they viii shortly ship to the smclter,
What appeared for while a very
serious matter for a party concerned
last week vas quashed by the good
graces of another and some consulting
friends.
The Republican primaries were held
on Saturday and thirty votes cast for
two delegates to the Republican State
Convention. j. II. Lvish hman and T.
r. Mahan, each receiving the full vote.
DR.. Winter, almost immed lately on
his return from Curriess ranch on Sat.
urday, was again called out there to
attend to what is called bad case of
scarlet fever. Mr.. " White the freighter
from Toano, while on his way to Cherry
was stricken with the disease.
Geo. F. Parker, owner OF the Cherry
Creek Water Works, notifies his Gus.
toners that all bills for water are due
on the 1st OF each month, and any and
all persons not paying by the 10th of
the month when due, will havo their
water cut off.
James Doyle and Charley Karbstein
left by priva'e conveyance for Wells.
Mr.. Doyle will proceed to San Francis.
co and Karbstein to Sacramento, where
re will take to himself bride-a Miss
Hansen OF Salt Lake City, who capti
waited Charles heart while nursing
him as a patient in keogh's hospital
in that city.
A party of leasers had quantity OF
gold ore worked at tho Wide West
mill, and, according to Il otice plainly
exhibited, Supt. Leishman reserves the
right to hold bullion and ship to the
mint to be sold, and on return of the
lash retain the cost of working and re-
turn the balance to the leaser. On
this occasion the leasers representative
picked up the bullion from the Office
desk and placed it in his pocket, say
ing he would ship it himself, to which
Mr. L.ishm,n prOstested without avail.
Mr.. Lei. .hman's ) only legal remedy
was tos ue an attach the bullion, whicb
he did, ard btfore trial the bullion
vas redeemed and the money paid thus
ending that part Of it. But warrant
was being issued for the more serious
charge W hen the W bite winged angel OF
peace hovered over those interested.
There are many laws on our statute
books which people are either ignorant
of or ignore, and this affair has been
so thoroughly discussed that u man
would be very bold indeed 10 take a
bar Of bullion from the possession OF
the mill man without his consent, even
though it were .he product OF his own
ore.
Suicide OF Ed. TuIvihiil at the
.Currie Ranch.
On Thursday noon, March 3lst, our
community was startled by the news
! brought in from Jos. Currie's ranch
| by Vim, Currie that Edward Mulvihill
was found dead on be evening previous
in the blacksmith shop on the ranch,
bat as other messengers arrived we as
certaned that poor Ell. had snapped
the silver cord by sending bullet
through his own brain.
MIR. Mulvihill has been mentally up
balanced for several weeks and his
friends had been ANXIOUS on lis ac-
count. vet he had not become so dt-
ranged as to cause his being put under
restraint. For some weeks he had been
4 quest of f, A. McDermid for whom