Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-19
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

s Bryan = son W " Coryel D BevansA wifi
Mr. Manuel McLanc Mrs Jacob Younl
Mise A Young Mr. Gould M Morrison
TwThompson Mrs ophelia Brown
QUEER BURaLARY.-A very singular
and rather mysterious sort Of a safe
robbery was perpetrated In Muller's
Hotel, Carson, night before last. The
Register Of this morning gives the fol-
lowing account Of 1t: The proprletors,
Messrs. Lachapelle 6 Murray, retired
TO their beds at midnight. About 3
o'clock In the morning, Mr.. Mathews,
who acts as bookkeeper for the firm,
was aroused from his slumbers by the
voice Of Constable sam. Hodgkinson,
when he descended the stairs and found
Sam In the barroom. One Of the front
doors was open, together with the door
of the safe, which stands ut the end OF
the counter. The safe had been emptled
of It's valuables, consisting OF several
hundred dollars in coin, packages de-
posted mostly by laborlng men for
safe keeping. The proprietors each
carried a key to the safe. Murray says
that his key was stolen from the pocSet
Of his pants after he W. retired. Inc
safe key was found In the morning un-
der a matchbox on the counter. Swift,
HodgkInson, and Lewis, went to work
to ferret out the robbery, and in search
ing about the backyard found a piece
Of paper containing q name upon IL
that showed It to be a tag from a purse
deposited In the safe; an empty purse
was also found that was ioentined rs
having come from the sale. A little
more prospecting resulted IN the Us,
c1vsly olS paUSase non,a i. :. W..
found to contain coin, In Gold and sill
YER, to the amount Of 1888 so. This
affair was evidently a first attempt at
crime oy some neSperieneeu Oh
y was pauiy puS up l" nv orra.tS
HasI ~ IL
n"'e "oe' i"d
Ar WALLER'a.-When you want to
A..r ,o,,,,,oh,o
nA yourseii up ~ soou ie.p
style without paying a big price for 1t,
90 to Walters, Main street. Just above
the News office. Well dressed gentle
men trade at Walters, for there Is
where they can get suited. In fact,
no one can dress IN even ono 9t sne
SoetIns wsi u' IN stvle, and beino ron.
s%eouently successful in either love,
stocks or lotteries. Call at Walters
and examine goods and prices. he Is
closing out his stock as last as posi-
Bile, and at reduced rates, II order 20
make room Tor his Fail STOCK, winch
Will be along shortly.
R,pvr>t observation-disclosures
~. a." a., o,.s. ao,,na rlo.s will he
Luis nle '"s p
open for the LIBERAL patronage Oh tne
public. 1t Is situated on G street, Viz,
ginia, near the Central Market, anc
Mrs. Hancock, the new landlady, pro
poses W supply lnL ~ =. fo~nd Z,
SeIy ssrvoI M In ssnerior style
Eyerytbinc about the restaurant i
new and elegantly, appointed, will
private rooms for families. An excel
lent cold lunch, with tea and coffee
will be served daily from ii A: NJ. to
p. NJ, at % cents. See advertisement
to-day In another column.
I.m Mrs II NJ
lN1hNo
T. Cutler, NJ. D., VIII give . las
lecture at the Methodist Church, Coli
mn ,o-morrow evening. The subjec
will be Phrenology. Mrs. Cutler !
one OF the most aoie anu taien.eu ass
suiers y yIi vasssd n tha, nonnlar sub
;sa. iac,,ro will he Of oreat inter
Jes~ n om AZ ,ho corcirsion of m,
sss ah. nil, nhronoiogjca,lv az
lectute sue 49,, - a,oh az SaS;rs civ
Sm,n ! . oorrsct d=,aanosis of cbaracser
disro.,tion conabilities- etc. Tn,
trihing admission fee Of fifty cents will
be charged.
Rich Gr.EASrNGa-The parties wit
for a week or two past have been en-
gaped In cleaning up the earth anC
"a,
Ticn deoris arounu tns pstIery anu pa'
aepar nnsr sD q ~ me town osu L o,,gSs To i max =
q pretty good thing out Of 1t. Tn
mill was u on good ore for years
and with ,ne usuaa n wa ntfi. ahS r s ~,
lngs n,T'1ens ~ d.. ,hs ias, MI
GoId nm Are the ground work Of |
S1Grh. =. vaii hs clesned nm and mad
nns;IshIs