Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-19
Departures.

mouse OF SdW' NaSHef, Iue VIGIL Aho"n
Virginia City crier and porter, who an
nounced Sam. Browns browning BY Jones
and Dagge,t, was yesterday morning en-
tered and pretty thoroughly cleaned out.
The robbers obtained $500 in coin, a re-
volver, all of Sans best clothes, a pair OF
boots, and sundry other traps. SAM is a
very sober, saving and industrious man,
and il Is hard that he should have been
thus cleaned out at one "fell swoop."
sam had come up town from his residence,
which is on G street, to see TO the starting
of the Pioneer coaches, as is his regular
habit, and il was during his absence that
the robbery was committed. The robber
effected an entrance into the house by
forcing open the door with a chisel. This
is a hard case indeed. Here are Sans
hard earnings gone in q jify-money he
was saving for his children. II the funds
are not recovered from the thief or thieves,
a subscription should be started to help
make up the loss.
"SrBREoscoPrIcoS."- Many times Q
high sounding name is indicative Of q
humbug. This, however, is not the case
with Wormer's fine exhibition at Ma
CURES. Magnificent, startling and beau
tiful scenes are delineated on canvas, as
naturally as seen in nature itself. Wa
scenes, taken on the spot BY the art OF
photograph. landscapes, pictures OF promi-
nent men, and magnificent statuary, and
comic pictures, follow each other in sue
cession. At one moment you are viewing
the magni6cent scenery Of the Alps-neSt
the murder of Col. Ellsworth /; followingis
the retribu,ion on Jackson, the assassin.
You are taken TO the lovely valley Of the
Yosemite; and then, perchance, to a bat
tle-feld, where hundreds lay wri,hing in
the throes of death. Altogether, this is
the most beautiful and instructive enter
tainment Of the kind We have ever wit
messed. A new programme every even
ing. 1t is peculiarly adapted for the
attendance Of ladies. Go and see it.
Music HALL.-Mrs. Yeamans was las,
evening greeted with a full house, and the
performance was we'll worthy Of the occa-
sion. Mrs. Yeamans out-did herself in
the celebrated Bsrn-door Jig. As" Wad-
dion, the Fat Boy" she was iTesistably
comic. Go this evening if you wish a
good show.
WHITE & MIrcHRLL's.-The proprietors
Of this elegant billiard and drinking saloon
without exception the finest in Storey coun.
wand which adioins Miller's National
Hotel, in Gold Hill,-keep up their lauda6le
energy, and are extensively patroniZed BY the
public. They have also added another fea-
ture, in the way OF a neat, clean, and luSuri.
usly-supplied eating standn with fresh shal
oysters, etc.
CANprpArEs.- The Town election o.
Gold Hill will come of in June. We
have heard the names Of eight persons who
are candidates for Town Marshal. The
public, however. are guarded against be-
iieving the rumor that George T. Jone:
intends removing TO this town and running
for a "posish."
ELECTION OF TRusrEgs.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Bullion
Mining Company, held yesterday, the en-
tire old Board Of Trustees were elected, to-
wit, c. Bonner. Thomas H. Williams,
w. T. O'Nesle, J. w. Mackay. J. NJ
Walker.
Coon ENrINo.-Charley Lega,e has just
opened a nice. cosy little Lunch House.
opposite Haas clothing store, c street,
Virginia, where as square a meal can be
obtained as anywhere in that city, and
cooked in the very best order.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S Gold Hill Office, THU
morning, Is bars Of bullion, valued a
S24,267 SIS, and weighing 1904 pounds
BuLLIox.-Yan wyck& Sanchez, Golt
Hill, received this morning, for meltni
and assay, 1852 ounces Of crude bullion
BULLION Edwards & Wiegana, Coll
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 2,643 ounces Of crude bullion