Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-12
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ELKo COUNTY.

KLxo COUNTY.
Tuscaroru Times .riac, March g.
Wednesday was q bad day for stages.
The Cornucopia wagon broke an axle,
when three miles from town. and had to
come back and get another before pro-
cssding on its trip. The Eiko stage also
broke down. and did not reach here on
that day until after 10 o'clock p. n.
The Husssy bonanza still continues to
improve q depth Is gained. The Wine
from the lower workings Is down nearly
75 feet on the ledge, and no sian Of Il
petsring. The quality OF the ore n
crsasss a. depth IL attained. The new
levels ut 40 and $40 feet will cut the
ledge very soon. as rapid progress Is
being made.
The County Commissioners allowed
claims against the county amounting to
the sum Of S5.432 o.. ut their regular
session last Monday.
The Adah Richmond burlssque troupe
opens In Elko tonight.
EuRxKA COUNTY.
E.v,ka RxpubRoan, March 8.-Among
the arrivals last evening was j. @. Co
rey, formerly prominent among the
mining men Of the Comstock. Hs pre-
ceded Colonel Curtis as Supsrintsdsnt
Of the Ophir. He Is nov on q tour Of
inspection Of the Eureka Consolidated.
in which he IL . large stakeholder. and
accompanied Superintendent Donnelly
into the depths OF the mine to-day.
Frank, q little son Of Fred. Barnes.
aged about seven years, got q loaded
pistol for . plaything this afternoon.
The doctor says that after the stub OF
his finger Is amputated. he thinks he
will get along i~rst.rate.
Charles Wallace informs rs that Of
the 1915 lots composing the ia blocks
OF the town Of Eureka. not ovsr half u
dozen have been sold for taxes during
the past i've years.
Earska Sentinel, Ndreh "a Chinese
woodchopper met with quite q severe
accident yesterday while engaged In his
work on O'Nsil avenue. The N glanced.
cutting a deep cash In his leg below the
knee. and striking the bone. lie was
cared for by his countrymsn.
X. Sadler. Of Eureka. has been ap-
pointed 10 the vacant Commissionership
In that county by Lieutenant Governor
Adams. The would.bes Of the Base
Range were all reviewing tnsir ntness
for the Office.
wAsHoE COUNTY.
Reno Gdlsts, March 9.-The Schively
furnace Is being thoroughly overhAuled.
and will be arranged and so constructed,
Mr. Harris says. that there will DO no
failure. The alag and bullion were
pretty well separated in the last test.
The furnace will be ready for orc by next
Friday or Saturday.
Tbs Relief Committee of Virginia
w.,s Mind .noucb In,t nivbt In send 10
Reno n moor woman with = bright little
,;,l Iha vomsn arrival here In A
Ssa.,,v siats Of into.ication. Nv the
lindn.s, Of strangers she was cared for
last night, but what she will do In the
future IL dark TO this misguided woman.
Reno Gazette. .Mdreh live hear TO-
day Of workingmen's party TO be or.
ganizsd in Reno. The avowsd object Is
the demolition OF cliquss and the cleo
ton Of worthy men to ONCE. we hope
that these objects may not DO forgotten
IN The strength OF organization.
Mrs. Bowers, the sssress, still fingers
In Reno.
UTnu,muoep sir,r stit,. Mr.. 9.-Chas.
| w,;,ht who ba. bssp 10 tbs Sulphur
nina ,@sc.ntlv inform, ma thst two Of
,ha m;nsrs sm,loysd th.r, say that thew
have seen Ro,er's snirit AZ work In the
drft. that n makes picks. drills and
other mining tools fiy. and that II came
10 their cabin one evening and asked
why they should take possession Of the
camp p" Wright a these miners
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