Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-27
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
Eureka Items.

some time since young openisu M,
named Lena Espanoza. was adopted oy
William Zanow. who keeps . saloon on
Main street. On Thursday Lena 81.
tended school rs usual. being one 0
Mrs. Atwood's pupils, but since thst
time nothing has been heard Of her. ~
appears that her hat and shawl were
found In their place at the school house,
and the child's disappearance has led 70
q good deal Of gossip. Her stsp-mother
ayers that she has been treated Win
uniform kindness. Efforts will Be made
to-day to find some clue 10 her present
whereabouts.
An accident occurred on Ruby Hill
Yesterday by which the rse.months-old
child Of Mrs. II. Radcliff was badly
scalded. Mrs. Radcliff was holding the
bow in her arms. when their eldest
daughter entered with q cup OF tea.
Mrs. R.dclif, turning suddenly. struck
the GIRLS arm, and the contents OF the
cup were emptisd on the face. neck and
shoulders Of the child. The burns were
very severe.
Larry Hsrtnett. while riding through
Goodwin canyon. yesterday afternoon.
was severely injured by being thrown
from bis horse. The saddle girths be-
coming loosensd. the animal became
frightened, and finally threw Mr. Hart
nett. breaking his right ankle.
Furnace No. 8, at the Eureka Con-,
xas started Yesterday, aud all the fur
nacss are now running. No. i, which
has been running uninterruptedly for
fourteen mouths. will soon DO closed Tor
repairs.
Travel has been exceptionally light
between Eureka and Austin for some
days past.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morn.
lug two bars Of bullion, valued 1t
$3.50 ~.
Rheumatism aud colds are the prevail.
ing complaints just now.
Travel to Ruby Hill is not extremely
brisk Just now.
II cost $500 to send the remains Of
Ed. Kicker East.
!Ssnti.sl. jan. &c.
At the big mass meeting OF citizens
last night the following was adopted :
R.so,red, That We consider the rates OF
fare aud freight now charged by the rail-
roads Of this State TO be excessive to the
last degree, and therefore demand Of the
hands OF our State Legislature such laws
~ shall reduce these tariffs to fair. hv-
ing rates.
Mrs. J. Z. Duff. who was badly hurt
en- the cosstine ground. some ten days
ago. 10 still confined to her bed. and the
prospects are not very fiattsring for her
getting about for some time to come.
Miss Hstty Schneider. who had her
leg broken in q coasting tournament.
about a week ago. is getting along az
well as could be expected under the cir.
c~umstances.
An opinion prevails that tho citizens
Of White Pine county want that territory
annexed to Eureka. To some extent
they do, but only the western slope Of
Diamond mountain Is asked TO DO an-
neIed. aud there is no good reason why
II should not be.
Wells. Fargo X Co. shipped this
morning one bar Of bullion, valued ct
$685. Gs.
Nothing has yet been heard Of the
missing child. Lena Espanozs,
Tho repairs to Miners Union Hall,
Ruby Hill. will be completed this week.
Lsai,r. jan. ~.
Hauling ore from the Hamburg mine
will not DO resumed until the weather
becomes more settled. The Superintsn.
dent doesn't propose to shovel the snow
of the mountain to-day and take the
chances Of repeating the job again to-
morrow.
The Silver State Minstrsls departed by
stag. for Typo. this morning. whore
they will exhibit tomorrow evening.
The merchants are now busy waiting
on customers waiting for them to come
and buy somsthing.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped 9 bars Of
bullion this morning valued at St.S3S W.
NtaF. SuNs -
At q meeting Of the members OF the
Artillery Company. held this afternoon.
q. q. Hubbard was elected Captain;
John Shoenbar. First Lieutenant; Ed.
Dodge. Second Lieutenant.
The meanest man lives in Eureka. Ho
stole all the wood that his nsighbor's
wife had chopped. and then invited the
husband over to spend the evening and
enjoy the fire.
The furnaces all over town are run.
ming with u smoothnsss and regularity
that is very trying on item monsers.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped two bars
Of bullion this morning. valued ut ST..
go 43.