Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-17

CHNAwoNAN FOUND DEAp.-About
10 o'clock this forenoon a Chinawoman
named All Gone was found dead In her
bed, in Lower Gold Hill. She was
a prostitute, and lived alone in a little
shanty opposite the Golden Eagle
Hotel, where some Of her countrymen
discovered her corpse at the time stated.
They at once came up town and in
formed Justice Putnam, who directed
them to Deputy Coroner Hamlin. Mr..
Hamlin took the body and premises In
charge, and an inquest was appointed
for 8 O'Clock this afternoon, at Justice
Putnam's office. The woman was
about twenty-three years Of age, and
when found had apparently been dead
some hours. No cause Is assigned for
her death, but some are Of the opinion
that 1t was the result Of an overdose Of
opium. A suicide, probably.
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register of this morn
ing A number Of livery men came in
yesterday to look after a bill pending
in the Legislature affecting their inter-
ests. 1t IS claimed that the bill to IL
cense stage lines and other public car
riers Is q blow aimed at livery men
and all others who may carry passen-
gers for hire. ... The U. $. District
Court will convene again to-day at II
O'clock masquerade ball Is on
the tapis for Friday evening, 24th in
slant, ut the Carson Theater. -. Pre-
partitions have been completed for the
holding Of the Legislative Ball on
Monday evening, 27th Instant
NOT FLusu.-We noticed our jolly
friend Cross, of Gold Hill, up at Vir-
ginia yesterday morning walking up
and down the sidewalk in front Of the
principal saloons and club rooms with
a big sack Of Juveniles" on his shout
der, bantering the boys for a quiet
little game II they wanted some Of
that. Twas no use, though; either
the boys had no "sand" or were not
flush, for Cross had to come back home
in despair. The time has been when a
man couldn't thus aggravatingly
tempt folks thus at Virginia with I'M
punity.
NEW TRIAL.-Sheriff Ben. Fitch, of
Elko county, left Virginia by Wells,
Fargo s Co.'S stage last evening,
bound for Reno and the railroad, hay
ing In charge Chamberlain, sentenced
last Fall to ninety-nine years in the
State Prison for numbering a man out
In Elko county. The prisoner has
succeeded in obtaining an order for a
new trial, therefore Fitch Is taking
him back to Elko.
VALENTINES. These popular mis-
sives still continue in vogue, and
plenty Of them circulate through the
postoifices. The ladies get all the
pretty ones, and the gents only the
cheap and dreadful-looking ones. We
acknowledge the receipt Of two or three
particularly atroclous and exasperating
ones.
LADIES MITE Hor.-rhe social hop
given by the Gold Hill Ladies' Mite
society lAsL cNculnS vas 'SiJ SuS-
cessful and pleasurable affair In every
respect, being we'll attended and
everybody enjoying themselves highly.
The music was t~irst-rate.
TEA AND SALMON FOR THE EAST
Four car loads Of tea passed Reno yes
terday morning in the Eastward bound
train. consigned to parties In New
York ; also, a refrigerating 4 loaded
with fresh salmon from the Sacramento
river, bound to Chicago.
YOUNG AMERIcA.-There will be a
meeting of Young America Engine
Company No. 9, of Virginia, at their
hall this evening. ut Z o'clock. Bush
ness of Importance will come before
the meeting.
PLuNMER.-Be sure and 90 to Plum
mer's inimitable entertainment to-
evening, at Miners Union
Hall. Take your folks along.