Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-17

CARSON BURaLARY.-The Register
gives the following account Of a lively
burglary, occurring at the ~gubernato-
rial metropolis, together with the
gratifying capture Of the dastardly
burglar: About 8 o'clock on Sunday
morning, n OF the windows Of the
store Of John E. Cheney was broken
and q valuable watch dog Inside was
"doped." The dog was sick and stupid
when found, and has been listless and
dull ever since, and 1t Is believed that
he partook of food containing opium.
The animal is young but very savage,
and some time since lat night he hada
combat with q burglar, in which the
dog got away with most Of the fellows
shirt, part Of his coat and pantaloons,
\ few ounces Of flesh and q 6-shooter.
At that time Cheney ran out with a
pistol, but In jumping a fence fell
heavily to the ground and lost breath,
! consciousness and his 6-shooter. When
he regained the latter he went into tho
store to get q light, and at the same
time called the dog. The animal
walked into the store with a 6-shooter
in his mouth, the pistol having been
captured from the burglar, as Cheney
was aware when he went out and
found his own where he had fallen.
Doubtless the burglar of Sunday MORN
ing and he Of the lost 9 shooter was the
same-hence he doped the dog. Early
Sunday morning Cheney entered his
store and found that his dog was sick
and sundry goods were missing. Co
Ing outside Of the broken window he
found two tracks OF Celestial sandals.
These he followed by unbroken trail
to within ten feet of a tent In the mid
die Of the street in Chinatown, and in
side of the tent he found All Wee and
the stolen goods. The Celestial dog
doper was yesterday Monday brought
before Justice Parkinson on a charge
Of burglary, and in default Of $2,500
bail IA sent to the County Jail to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
CHOICE LIoUoR.-From G. Wilson &
Co., importers and wholesale dealers
in brandies, wines, liquors, ~cordials,
bitters, ETC., No. IS North c street,
Virginia, opposite the Postoflce, we
yesterday received an acceptable COM
pliment in the shape of sundry bottles
Of choice Heidsick champagne, and
fine old Bourbon whisky. They were
merely sent as q sample of what Will
son s. Co. have plenty Of in store at
the most reasonable rates, and after
testing the same properly We are pre-
pared to say 1t will pass. Saloon keep.
ers especially, and all other retail
dealers In Gold Hill, Virginia, and
elsewhere, will do well to call on and
make future arrangements with Will
son & Co. for their liquor supplies.
Professional men or families requiring
choice liquors or wines for private use,
will find such at Wilson & Co.'S. Read
their advertisement In another column.
UNCLE GEORGE TUFLY.-This robust
and jolly friend of everybody in the
land of sagebrush, returned to Carson
with his family yesterday from their
visit to Uncle Georges native country,
Switzerland. The Register says: He
was not In the least emaciated by his
long journey II TACT ne mas gainea
eighteen pounus. lie now weighs oSs
pounds avoirdupois' lie says ne
would have walt 0 ASH dot, D9t
NIT Hnm9ug de .oStoIs U a tunuis
away" loonie cele9rateI Puyslan
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