Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-28
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Departures.

enterprise VI thio
morning says: "There Is some com
plant In this city in regard to the
present stage and railroad time be-
tween this city and Reno. The eN-
press letters which arrive at Reno at
] o'clock A. NJ, DO not reach this city
until about noon, whereas should they
arrive here at Z or s o'clock In the
morning the information which they
contain would be available. Men
dealing In stocks say that under the
present arrangement they frequently
receive letters after they have lost
their usefulness. Now that the roads
are becoming good between this place
and Steamboat, some new arrangement
might be made whereby the evil COM
planned Of would be reinedied." The
mail from Reno does not reach Gold
Hill until about 3 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Carson THEArER-SEcoNp NIGuT.-
The Amelia Dean Female Minstrel
Company made a great hit at Carson
last evening, the theater being crowded
to Its utmost capacity. The entertain
ment given was enthusiastically ap-
plauded throughout, and the terpsi-
chorean efforts Of Carlova, Emerson,
Cogill and Cooper, Mile. Lizzie, Cot
ton, Charley Vincent, Miss Amelia
Dean, and the juvenile wonder, Maggie
Knight, were received with high favor.
They give another splendid bill Of II
tertainment this evening, and appear
A. 1a.k tinna 70 ptnrrnNy ninhf
after which they will return to Piper's
Opera House, Virginia, which will be
again In readiness FOR their perform
anceS.
SUrRo TUNNEL PASSENGER CAR
Day before yesterday, one Of Breed &
Crosby's teams passed through this
town, says this mornings Enterprise,
having on board the new passenger car
for the Sutro Tunnel. 1t Is intended
for the use of visitors and others going
into the tunnel for the purpose Of in
spectinS 1t, and will be drawn by a
hand a |, such rs Is used on Jul rail-
roads. The body Of the car sits upon
springs and contains two neatly cush-
toned seats, over which Is a roof to pro-
tect passengers from the water drip
ming from the roof of the tlnnel. The
name Emma Sutro" is painted on
the sides Of the car.
A QUIET GAME OF DRAw.-About
9 or 3 O'Clock this morning some Ven
turesome rascal walked into the Mag
nolia Saloon, Virginia, and finding the
barkeeper asleep, reached over the bar,
drew out the money-drawer, contain
ing about 800, two silver watches,
some jewelry, papers, etc., and de-
camped with his booty without being
discovered. Tho enterprising rascal
secured in all over 5000 worth, and got
away with 1t safely-drawer and all.
The story that he also drew of the
b~arkeeper's boots and took them along
"a a malicious fabrication.
RonBERY AT SILVER CIrY.-About
8 o'clock evening before last, the
saloon Of Charley Becker, ut Silver
City. was robbed OF about $40. Charles
Smith, who has been employed In the
saloon, Is suspected Of having COM
mitted the robbery. as he disappeared
about the time the coin did and has
not been e g since. It wa all In
silver. Deposited nea by was about
g. 900 In gold coin belonging to a fare
game. which It would appear no was
unconscious Of.
HosPrTkL PATIESTs.-0ur old friend
DR.. Zabriskie, resident physician at the
County Hospital, dropped into our
sanctum this morning, looking heartier
and more vigorous than ever, and
allowing good testimony in himself as
70 the efficient sanitary regime Of that
institution. The Doctor says he has
now twenty-five patients at the Hospi-
tai, under his charge, numerous aces
sions having been sent there Of late.
COLLINS TIE HKrTER.-A neat little
circular and card informs US that c. ].
Collins, the well-known halter, for
marty of Virginia City, is now estab-
iished at No. 32l Montgomery street,
san Francisco, where he will be happy
In meet all his old friends, as well as
receive their orders for fine hats, etc.
SrKrSe Notwithstanding last night
and to-day light showers Of rain with
m occasional mixture Of snow by way
Of variety, have prevailed, laying the
dust and refreshing the sagebrush very
a~cceptably.
AssHssMESr.-An assessment OF oo
cents per share is levied by the Lady
washington Gold and Silver Mining
COMPANY. See official notice In our
Advertising columns to-day.
SPELLING MATcH.-The pupils OF the
Gold Hill Public Schools will meet for
n spelling match tomorrow afternoon
at Mrs, Gaston's school room.