Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-27
81 EVENING NEWS.

AxorvyR BURoLARr.-NO nonsense
this time. bona tide leather trunk broken
AVIAN . veu,sble shirts taken, and other
content, scattered about promiscuously.
Ths following facts in the case are related
% ma by Policeman Gould, Of lower Gold
Hin: l.. A. Ross, saloon-keeper at the
Verandah Hotel, formerly the White
Housed had a leather trunkt taken from his
chamber, on Wednesday night, during his
temporary absence at Virginia City, the
burslarious act being done by some n to
him unknown. The trunk was not missed,
but las, evening information was brought
TO the police officer Of q trunk being found
in the ravine back Of the hotel, and not far
from the Uncle Sam Mine (; and on ex-
animation, Mr.. Ross nam was found on
il. and il was restored TO the owner
minus a number Of shirts, and many arti-
Giles Of its contents scattered about. Mr..
Ross has been the lucky owner of seven
or eight hundred dollars, which he has
heretofore asttered himself to be entirely
safe in the aforesaid trunk. But or
Wednesday evening, he took the money
out and placed it elsewhere. (Lucky pre-
sentimentD Somebody evidently knew
Of his having money, and where he kept
it. Who that somebody is, remains to be
developed.
The SCHOOL EXAMINATION LAST EVEN
ISo.-Maguire's Opera House was well
filled last evening on the occasion Of the
grand exhibition Of the Public Schools.
The dress circle was crowded by the
beauty and fashion Of the city. and the
Board Of Education might well be pleased
with the result and reward OF their I'M
wearied exer,ions and patience in training
the scholars in the various exercises for
this exhibition. rhe affair was a grand
success. On o.morrow Saturday even
ing. the scholars of the Gold Hill and
American City schools will give q grand
exhibition q, the Theater Hall, assisted by
many Of the scholars from Virginia City.
It will, no doubt, be a pleasant and pro-
ftable affair for the scholars, and all who
may attend.
DANCE THIS EvSNINe.-rhe first Of a
series Of social dancing parties, gotten up
under the auspices Of a committee of well
known citizens, comes of this evening at
the Hall on Fort Homestead. II seems
needless to say more, as our people have
90 few opportunities for recreation and
cultivation Of social acquaintance: yet we
would urge that these parties be sustained
by all who can make it convenient to
attend, as a home institution, a place to
NEE, friends from abroad aud to cement
q kindly feeling. Dancing begins at 9
p. ". O~mnibusses will leave the Interns-
,ional Hotel, in Virginia City, at s, 9 and
10 o'clock in the evening.
PIONEER BAxBRY.-On account Of hav-
ing received one hundred tons Of cheap
aour, Jacob Becker of the Pioneer Bakery,
will sell twelve loaves Of good Bread for
one dollar. delivered to Hotels, Restau-
rants and families. Ladies save yourself
the trouble of baking in this hot weather.
Give the Pioneer Bakery a call and you
will end Bread better and cheaper than
anybody else can bake or sell it. ct
SwxESr GuARp.-we are requested to
call upon members of the Sweeny Guard
10 assemble at Arnlory Hall this evening,
NJ half seven o'clock. Business mat
tiers of importance will come up for con-
sideration and transaction. Be on hand
sharp at kalf-past seven. Lieut.. Murphy
Music HALL.-This gay theatrical tenn
abode Of Apollo, Menus and
Terpsichore-stin seems to be the favorite
place Of resort for theater-goers and
pleasure-seekers. Billy Sheppard will
take a farewell benefit there this evening.
srSorse scHooL.-Professor Dorr, of
Carson City, will meet those who wish to
instruction in either vocal or in
strumeutsl music tonight at the new
Methodist Church, in this place.
OMNIBusss will leave the International
every hslf.hour during this evening, for
INSTRUMENTATION Of people attending the
Ball at Fort Homestead.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office. this
afternoon, 6 bars Of bullion, valued at
Sll, o55 06, and weighing 400 pounds.
BuLLIoN.-van Wyck & Sanchez, Gold
Hill. received this morning, for melting
and assay, 6,64l ounces Of crude bullion.
TovyS TAxxs.-The Town Marshal
wants the taxpayers to come up to the
Captains Office and settle.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.-James Showers
was this morning admitted to bail in the
sum Of $4,000.