Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-11

one Of the proprietors Of the gaming
rooms at the Magnolia Saloon, Vir-
ginia, has been doing nothing but buy
ing hats for the past three days. Ills
BILLS at the various hat stores in the
city amounted last evening to So 80,
and he has several more to purchase.
1t seems that Jacks favorite dog Sny-
der IL troubled with a superabundance
OF energy and in order to keep himself
anywhere within bounds he has to
have a great deal Of exercise. The
bootblacEs Of Virginia, taking adran-
tsge Of Snyder's excessive flow OF AMI.
mai spirits, keep him occupied most o.
the time lsaping up In the air, and
sometimes he exerts himself so power
fully In overcoming the force OF grav-
ity that he IL In danger Of not return
i6s from his erial trips. Last Satur-
day evening, seeing his master knock
Cd sop,e ones hat on the street, IN
spcrt, the dog commenced snatchinS
OF hats himself, and every one ne got
possession Of he tore into shreds: with
the exception Of his masters, which ne
deposited In the Magnolia, uninjured.
Jack begins to think that Snyder Is
rather an expensive dog.
SIoAr BuRoI.ARIzED.-Charley Sloat,
wall known as having formerly been n
prominent grocery man at Virginia,
but most recently a resident OF Sacra-
.mento. seems to DO In bad luck, judg-
inc from the following item from the
Rssord Of Yesterday: On Saturday
night A thief entered the Vol OF Mr.
co. Sloat, In Lardner's building,
while he and his wife were asieep, ana
stole about 500 In gold notes and coin
from under his pillow. The door and
window Of the room were both locEed,
but the thief managed to turn the Key
10 the door with a pair Of nippers and
push back the bolt BY reaching through
the trapsom over the door. MI. Sioat,
who keeps the broom factory on =
street. 10 very hard OF hearing. IL
A surprising that the thief should nave
suecseded in perpetrating the robbery
without waking Mrs. Sloat. He eVi-
IDENTIFY did not stay to make . thorough
ssarch Of the room, as $25 and a gold
watch were left in the pocket OF dress
on a chair. No clue to tho thiei has
vet. been obtained.
PrrsR's OrERA House.. - Pipers
Theatrical Combination, which have
been performing at the Carson Theater
for several evenings past, greatly to
the OBLIGATION OF the Carsonites, Will
make their debut at the Opera House
on Friday evening Of the present week
All who have attended the perform
ancss Of the company In Carson, speak
In the most fiatterlng terms OF the
Militant dramatic abilities manifested
by the young and charming actress
Miss Augusta T.. Dargon. She Will De
supported by the following actors n
actresses: Mrs. E. F. Stewart. MISS
Eberle, Mrs. Beatty, Pierpont mayer
Is. Lloyd, VIM. Barry, l.. Haygarth'
w. Fortier, l.. BeImour and G. Csime.
The performance will commence VIII
the great sensational drama OF pe
borah, or . Jewish Maiden's wrong
Miss Dargon taking the leading char
acter. The entertainment will on
ciude with the favorite farce Of 1.-The
Rough Dismond." The box. sheet viii
be open on Friday morning, at IL
o'clock. See advertisement.
DIED OF LocxJAw.-Gcorge Carney,
who had both Of his legs badly shat
.errJ by an accident In the Crown
Point mine on Sunday morning, Jan
nary 26th, after enduring the most IN
fense and acute suffering. died I'M
morntne At s o'clock Of lockjaw. VI
che ninth day succeeding the accident
bis limb, commenced paining him ex'
ce,siyely and lockjaw supervened uitl
m,tsIy. from which time onwards, not,
withstanding the fact that Poweriu.
oniates were administered TO hitn' the
noor man had no respite from suiierins
rn,i, death came to his release. MT
Carney wal a native OF Sweden, anu a
the time of his death was 10 years .
nee. His family, consisting Oh a WIZ
and little child, were entirely aePenu'
emit mo his earnings for their sup
no,t- He was a member OF the VIZ,
rinia Miners Union, and had WORKED
A. mluing In California and NeVaa'
for the past % years.
HYxEsIAL. By references to In
marriage notices In another column l
viii be seen that Geo. A. Taylor. o
Sntro. and Miss Maggie 5. Lord, for
msyly Of New Hampshire, were united
in the bonds of wedlock, on SATURDAY
LAT. Mr.. Taylor Is = very. worthy
gentleman, and we congratulate hin
mon the acquisition he has made ir
the person of his young and charming
wife. Miss Lord, until recently, wa
PRINCIPAL Of the Dayton public school,
and we congratulate her heartily upor
ber permanent release from the drudS'
sry Incident to a teachers life.