Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-04
THE EVENING NEWS.

Floods bank. Invitations were beautifully cir
culated to a .:house warming" in the evening.
About eight o'clock, 4 goodly number Of
friends of the Judge and Marshal Arnold
gathered in the new Court Room, (Which, by
the WAY is now the finest office in Gold Hill,)
and as sundry baskets OF genuine HcidSick
were evidently there to add to the hilarity of
the occasion, the warming" opened by w.
W. Bishop, Esq, stepping forward and pre-
scnting to Samuel Arnold, the popular Town
Marshal, a handsome Silver-mountcd pistol,
as present from the Police Department Of
Gold Hill. In presenting it Mr.. Bishop said:
Marshal Arnold. before wine is tasted or merri-
rnent bc..irS in behalf of the police ana the Off
GERS of the Civ Of Gold Hill, testimonial of
,he high esteem in which Won are held by them,
for vuur many manly virtues, geutlemanly de
pertinent. official honesty and capabi;;y, /; be-
comes NV pleasing dutc TO present 10 yOu this
beautiful aud powerful weapon-leerunE il tit
present for one in the responsible position held
Gad properly titled by Won. combining. aS it does,
the useful and the ornamental The inventive
genius displayed in its manufacturer, prrclainS 1t
=. model of its kiud-poSSeSSinS also the power,
when properly used to defend lis posScSsor from
the attacks and violence of the lIwleSS Gesprra-
does with whom YOU have many encounters.
Make il Il necessary and efficient Cr1ciGt dUcu-
laeut. II is therefore presented 10 You, To the
better enable You in the future to perform the
duties of an Office that Your conduct i'll the past
assures lis yuu will faithfully and honestly per-
form. To your faithful discharge OF duty, we
acknowledge ourselves individually and cOHec-
lively indebted for the uniform peace and quiet of
our houri>hinc and prosperous city. The good
order prevailing here finds no parallel in the
sister towns and cities of the Territory There
fore receive il from friends aud admirers, and
wear il with the knowledge that it WAS gained by
q strict observance of duty and gentlcmaDy
courtesy III Your official career. May il serve "
ha incentive To greater diligence (t that We're pos
sibe in vour CASE IN the discharge NJ your resp"n-
S!blc ana often dangerous official duties. May II
never Ne drawn without Just cuu>r. used without
necessity nor returned 10 its ScaOhard III dis
grace. But may il DC worn uud used. thar
coming wears and your future acts Will strengthen
and enlarge til" confidence now rcp">Cd in YOU 10y
I'll who know YOU best. a. = good citiZrn true
friend, and an honest. able and efficient othcer.
The WORTH Marshal was evidently taken
by surprise, but he received the neat token Of
esteem in a modest little response, concluding,
BY inviting all present to indulge in bumper
OF wine - which proposition was not only
received with rOarS Of applause, but heartily
acccded to.
In about half an hour, the warming
having evidently had beneficial! eHecteupon
the spirits of the assembled multitude, Judge
Kellogg came forward, holding in his hand,
neatly embodied within square ward Of beau
t;ful white satin, a veritable Police Star
which ne also presented TO Marshal Arnold,
as a token OF esteem from the citizens OF
Geld Hill. This present rather took Sam
down i was 50 entirely UueNDectcG.) Ia
presenting il, Judge Kellogg said:
Marshal Arnold. the voice Of appreciative
prDple-the pcou,e Of Cold Nil-has assigned to
me a pleasant jutv-a duty which | am glad TO
perform. Il mas made NE its uouthpIece 10 eN-
press 20 You the proud consideration ihty nave
Tor YOU as 4 man. and Tor your services Is an
OF or The lot:v and envlIblr position which
von hold air hold and exactly til, IL Marshal az;
f'Ai.! Of PJ,,:e. is position watch can ne csGcity
-iUrI bv ~ les than fC.t grown mll-a man
with large capacity 20 tAlCN ANA EIr-c a'nilE
- d. Ii ali ages ami times that position mas
i.cr he'll in !.i.s rrpute though We are sorry 10
~, zoo oftrn dl,repu:;blr 1i.t". l. is well tsn.
ana r.uin-a.!y proper that when, Us IL NoIrse!i.
,ee !;.lG ina. position filled with anHl;T anu w.ra
honor: ,-a.a We obSrrv" the numerous duties "t
,-ou- o,N,e discharged rs YOU have always dis
rhar-c.! :Hcn!. wiJA GuthtH.neS>, eNac'ues' AMI
;npar;ia,itv-;, is well. sly. that We show our
,-i:i.u lc and gaprrc.ltioa il son" rich ant "p-
u-1;r..;,, Il; usva-a- /; :" It's; OFFICER - :! si-"t
-..-!,au...' n urr high esteem. Such = ie-;:il-o
"iai he rr"?c a"t yrar i.3E present 1".,n'ts
wish Nu.E,- 30 ven in u hG@lH.c Wy t"-nlEr.
'-hry have s"lrr-c, rs tvp.ca. q vpur Office TIE
new 80, ri.;qG dc>..,I @: star; - lni' lI".h Sill
YER --:.~ " IL usvIH boo. H"N attachment: =
>:A- ,vAg. ~ s.sc and nr.Hl.-cr !n'yh' v" ".'A
.7r a.: ,,., b',rGn" and In 'Li.sIi!S IL tH IN
>rr.,;rIr:s ah1yr: 4 star which VV!dUeS AMI over
les any star which vas ever Projected Tor. or hE
Marshal Per- ~ Editor Lynch. or any Other live
Marshal ~ + l.rnr OF any riI": star which may
serve you NJ Marshal NOT only as an emblem -
authority. n' also ~ SHE" III personal conner
on :ar dA, :ril,. 4 bCck.rr N TIE 1onr o. iaa
.-sr aad me- aUl when tie ardu"uS and pcr.9rs
labY-s Of tie day and might are over. as c"aven-
lent b,o'-iGci; i star which Ike thu Star OF Beth
Icb.,r that w.nkri and h"cNoHed TO the SEep-
herbs Of old. shall hang always al "'ae2 OF goo"
Of ne9cr and long life TO The vrsuouS ana orderly
,,I - -s--,- a.,l irra! 20 evil doors the y:Sciors
,,i the yavvv:.rI. We feel SIRE. sir. IN wearing
+5;s ,>ss.i,c silver emblem y"u will n''i suffer Its
hrih- metallic surface be ever furnished. a. we
know Won can never bring DISGRACE upon your
fair tame and Tour honorable place W ca: iA'5
star sir cons Pituous!y all The da:s OF your NE
mud NAV those DAYS be many and happy. Wear
l. p-5n,;ly in remembrance Of its g.rers and IL
memory of this occasion.
The Judge, at the conclusion OF his ad-
dress, fastened the magnAlcen: emblem to
one OF the automobiles Of Sans coat-colIar.
The recipient of this beautiful work OF art
although nearly overcome, not only with the
immenseywcight and value Of the present,
hnt also with the power of eloQuence, very
pleasantly concluded his remarks by asking
the company "to take little wine"-whlch
was again readily responded to. Several
times Wine, cigars, wit and humor oc-
cnDie6 the attention of the " warmers for
another hour. when Mr.. Marlette offered
sentiment highly complimentary to the Hon.
H. Mills-iu connection with the once OF
Governor of the State of Washoe. Mr.. Mills
resnonded in a neat and sensible speech;
concluding bv stating that he was not a. cam
6idate for the honorable position named, by
his own wish, but if the people OF the new
state desired his services, they could have
them. -.
haan,;frl sentiment, to-wit The Gold Hill
O,rLY News, may it enlarge, grow, prosper,
md its proprietorS become rich" (Recelved
Nth thIlnders of applause, which nearly
shook down the building.) After this follow
cd a speechAmore champagne and more ap-
The occasion of the "house warming" was
duly celebrated in our office and 'health and
nroSnerity to the Gold Hill officials " was
drunk in the Heidsick, which with great fore
Thought was sent to the typos with the off,
cial compliments.
Orr MrD-A well dressed gentleman
at Virginia, yesterday, who was somewhat
under the influence OF Mr.. John Brandy
wine, ESQ.,. very unceremoniously left his
.impression" in the mud and slush OF Z
street. Picking himself up ne seemed to be
s,ndvinc which was the muddiest, himself,
a