Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-19

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livery OF the NEWS. All persons desirous OF
having It regularly delivered 10 them, on the
arrival OF Wilson's stage every evening VIII
please hand tnell names W !. as.-.
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PAEEpA-hosA NEXT MoNoAf NIGHT
We are officially informed through pri-
vote ~special dispatch from John Piper
h;ns.ir ,h., psrs,s-Ros, and the tall
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rn'eu opera troupe VIII PoS't'"y "P,
pear LOT tue nrs' ume d. tue oPet"
House, virginia, neat ASnoay e'en'ne'
Her engagement Is TOT tnree nigh's
only, and most OF the seats IN the dress
circle were already engaged Yesterday
for the season, at 80 each Tor e"ch
night. II was a very good business
idea on the part Of Piper thus to give
preference to those who would take
season tickets, IA independent OF oil
other expenses he has to pay the queen
OF the Opera the sum OF sziooo 10 so'u
coin for the three nights. one-h"tt nc
paid, cash down, two weeks ago, when
and the other 81, 900 he has to pay her
At the conclusion OF the hrst concert,
therefore II win DC seeu 'n.
even Few men in tins section would
dare exhibit such financial courage US
John Piper. the more especially MS he
has been continually losing by the legit.
innate drama for some months past.
Seats for all parts OF the house eau
now be engaged outside of the season
ticket seats. Three diagrams Of the
house are now opened, so that persons
can secure seats for what particular
night they may choose, or for NIL three
nights. The dress circle will be decid-
eddy brilliant and fashionable all three
nights, and the parqueite viii not be
much inferior in that respect, Tor u
large number OF the front seats are sci
apart for ladies aud gentlemen who pre-
fer seats l. TO those 10 the BACK part
Of the dress circle. We advise our
friends in Dayton and elsewhere to teie'
graph at once to Piper, and thus secure
good seats. For list of prices, see adver-
tisemeut iu another column.
PETTY SyEALlSe.-rhere IS " VAST
amount OF petty stealing going on at
,harr.sor, ,;ms !, and ,bout Gold Hill.
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the DIVIDE ahd virginia ih's nS' 'ee'
the case especially since u week ago to-
day, when the Democratic paper started
at Virginia, with Bob Lowery for It's
local; oiotnes nnes, nen soos'S "nu
freely robbed Last Thursday evening
o L"1ower 5 morse was s'o'en' sauI'e'
oria' "nu VI au9 1nty Ia" 81 ".
80 -. 40 ~ Tho Inncr;oI one.
was temporarily absent, some dirty thief
crawled through the window into his
room at the back part OF the Office, aud
stole his bed and blankets. An indi-
yidual Of most villainous cast Of couu-
nance much resembling Bob Lowery,
wa seen about that time, skulking up
the trail BY the Bullion works, going
toward Virginia with a big bundle on
his shoulder. We hardly know Of any,
thing more presumptuous or 'cheeky"
than for a low chicken thief and bed
s,ealer to e~ndeavor, by w~ilfully and
meanly traducing the character Of y re-
spectacle newspaper man, TO blind
peoples eyes against himself. a man
who has already served out u term in
state Prison for stealing soap from Il
sick China wash-man, shouid not 90
quite so reckless. We merely throw
out these little hints rs clue lot tue
police.
BULLION IRON u's'
bullion shipment Of the season from
E,ce,s;or vns brought in Saturday eve
60 co,;.s Oh. vou t,ov,
-: - - 81.
natter Oh VIRGINIA w"
famous Mohawk g MONTREAL mine ana
weighed 238 ounces. IL IS
TO be worth about Slo per ounce, oeinS
nearly all gold, but 1t is LETT Tor melting
after which operation the exact figures
will be known. It is from 100 tons OF
ore weighed, anu sn,s i"u'ea'es a SieIu
:. L., oro IN s;rh, in the mine,
lust as good AS that which yielde l this
bullion, aud 500 ton. OF i, are out re ,dy
for milling. The mill is still runui e.
ni,ht, nd day. and in and about i, a ii
IN min. rho comnnnv have forty men
empl,red. There is no snow in the
5;s,-;:, a, the nrssen, me. exrep, AN
".c"s,on,i drift, an , shaded hillside.
Isn from lost winter. and the climate
srS .csnsrv tho mos, d.licbtful im,vin-
ahIs Several "f Tho mines near the
town of Meadow Lake ARE being worked
with Good success, and n high degree Of
rich promise. The Enterprise mine aud
mill arc both shut down, from some real
son which Mr.. Collins did not ascertain.
4 plentiful supply of wood, lumber and
,ef, - &c srcras.fnI
w;ntsr's work under the snow, let i, fall
as deep as i, may. The prospects of the
Mohawk 4 Montreal! are truly bright.
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Nhong e o'clock last evening Nllllam