Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-11

The Losr FouyD.-Some weeks ago
We published M account IN the NEWS
Of the robbery Of a female residing at
the house of prostitution known rs the
.sUpper Level" on South G street, Vir-
riuin. The property stolen consisted
of 4 portmonaaie containing SO IN
coin, checks for $500, and a magnih-
cent diamond ring valued at $500. Last
Saturday night, this female n a com.
psuioa were scufiing on the bed, n
in the melee the footboard was kicked
from it's place &c the floor; with 1t came
the long lost p~ortmonnaie, containing
the %yaluables, precisely rs wnen iost.
She thinks that the person who stole IL
became peuitent and brought 1t back,
uniting il in tho place where found, for,
NJ the time the loss was discovered, the
bed, and every portion Of the room was
thoroughly searched, and ifit a been
at the foo, of tho bed, could not nave
ESCAPED notice. This is the most profit
able case Of kicking out f~ootboards we
have heard of for many q day.
LAplrs' NrGHr.-The chances are in
favor of the idea hat there will be
numerous and well pleased ladies in the
dress circle at the Opera House this
evening. as well as happy minded men
pervading the entire theater, for an
extra choice programme Of entertain
ment is offered for their special deleeta-
ton. Miss Sue Robinson will appear In
two excellent pieces, the first OF which
will be the amusing petite comedy entitled
uKill or Cure" After q select inter-
lude Of song, dance and general define
atoms, the entertainment will conclude
with 'sNature and Philosophy a WON
derful little pastoral c~omedietta, IN
which will be presented the strange
anomoly Of q youth who never saw q
woman before he was old enough 10
become a father. Secure your seats IN
GOOD time, for there will be rush this
evening.
FRrIrLEss RoBBIRY.-0nthe occasion
Of the FIRE at the residence Of Mr..
o'Donuell, in this town, Sunday after
noou-of which We made an item in
Yesterdays NEws-Mrs. O'Donnell dis
covered that q small trunk, containing
mining stocks, checks and vaiuaoie
papers, had been broken open, and
everything except q check Tor s4oV
distracted therefrom. Whoever the
thief was, he evidently found the stolen
papers unavailable, rs payment OF the
checks was Immediately stopped and
notice given Of the loss OF the stocks
therefore, the same evening, he tied al
the missing papers carefully together IL
n bundle and placed them on the porct
Of Mr.. O'Donnell's house, where thel
were found.
End OF A WORTHLESS CUs.-A woman
residing near the Divide, this morning
watching her opportunity, threw a dip
per of scalding water on a long, a n
NANCY dog, that had beentroubiingh ne
for some time past, getting into ne
c~hicken-house and eating the eggs, OF
whatever scraps she threw out for the
chickens. The cur, apparently some
what blinded with the scalding water
went off yelping fora couple Of hundre'
wards, when, strange to relate, be raj
directly into an old abandoned opeI
shaft, falling over a hundred feet. Al
he yelped no more, he was doubtless
killed by the fall. There arc plent.
more miserable scrubs Of masterles
curs abou. Gold Hill and Virginia tina
would do well to follow his example.
He VINO Runs, MAY READ.-An VIII
read, should run to Burrail's pionee
Bookstore, corner Of c and Unis
streets, Virginia, and take a partieula
inspection Of his extensive, varied an
we'll assorted stock Of books, s%tationer
and fancy goods, magazines, latest cas-,
arm newspapers and illustrated perio6
icals from all parts Of the world. d
sells cheaper than any one n imagine
"Large sales and small profits is II
motto.
BusrSsss.-Genersl business IN TO
Hill has been very dull for the last !"
months; but everybody seems sanguit
that Just as soon as the Spring sease
arrives times will be very lively, I
most Of the ore products Of our min
for two months past will then be hault
TO the mills for reduction, and larl
shipments of bullion bars go to marke