Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-01
THE EVENING NEWS.
TaE LAST OF TIE MoH1cANs.-Las,


timid Union men, such as Birdsall and
Tom Fitch, were considerably scared for
fear of a grand demonstration that would
overawe. etc. At o'clock, with trumpet,
cymbal and drum, the procession started
from their den on B street, marched down
Sutton avenue to c street, headed by n.
c. Hardy, bearing the American nag lOh
consistency thou art q jewel), and uncoll-
ing their full length, YEARLY dragged
themselves up the street, umoerlnS pre-
cisely one hundred and seventy-one rat
tLs,. After rushing around town for
while. and entreating and coaxlng good
Union men to "fall-in," the procession
increased by the number of eleven Copper
heads and came 10 halt opposite the In
terna,ional Hotel, where Judge Taylor,
Frank Tilford, and others, attempted to
arouse the dying enthusiasm OF their
brother Cops.-but it was no go, for not
two hundred persons would stay to hear
treason. Union men. felt boisterously
happy at the fzzle, and the Cops. mighty
sick.
SECOND WARD CLuB.-This loyal or
ganization met last night at headquarters
and transacted considerable business, after
which Col. Chas. 4. Summer proceeded
TO make a long, elaborate and wholly
acceptable speech, that was one of his
very best efforts. We like to hear Sum-
ner speak, his soul appears to be in the
work, and as the Setthing adjectives (Some
of the expletive in character,) fall from his
lips YOU can see man after man-whose
Copperhead sores are yet little raw
vince Us the probe finds the old rotten,
putrid spot, entitled States rights or Sc
cession. Nevertheless these converts bear
the cauterizlng, for they know it is good
for the soul. Such speech was that OF
Col. Sumner last evening, and such Is he
repeating and will repeat until election Is
passed and victory, almost sure, rendered
3 certainty. The Glee Club were in at
tendance and sang their most harmonious
music. The Club adjourned to meet this
evening, Irregular meeting,l with three
cheers for the new State of Nevada, three
more for Abe and Andy, and three for
Col. Sumner.
RECORDERS CoURr, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning:
Eliza Doe, arrested by officer Downey on
a warrant, will have trial tomorrow at
10 o'clock. MesSrs. Grove and Burton
arrested by officer Green for fighting,
were upon a hearing, discharged, with
an admonit;on to " sin no more. John
Doe, arrested BY officer Woodman for be-
ing drunk and disorderly, plead guilty,
was fined Sl5 which he paid. A war
rant was issued for the apprehension Of
w. Robinson for smashing in the door Of
Thompson's dwelling house. civil Dock
et-Burnham & Hall VS.. Mrs. Fair, action
on account fer $5S "a, judgment for
plaintiffs by confession. JoSt VS.. Calvert,
action on account trial set for Wednes-
dav, Nov. 2, at I'm. Newman & Co. VS..
Berto and Wife, action in attachment for
500, trial set for Nov. I'd, at II N.
New AND CONVENIENTLY examining
the records a. the County Clerks office
long routine of books and records has to
be gone through in order to ascertain the
desired information. Mr.. B. H. Hereford,
the efficient and obliging Deputy Clerk
(albeit Cop.), has undertaken the task OF
collst;ns the records. so that full and
complete history of any given suit that
has ever been commenced IN the county
may 81 once be had. In order 10 do this
Mr.. Hereford got up the copy for
three large record books, which will con-
tain list of every civil and Probate suit ;
names of parties if in Probate, admins
traitors orders Of sale, report and return.
In civil matters, entry, orders, execution,
satisfaction, and other pertinent remarks:
The whole system is most methodlcal and
simple. and will prove great convenience
TO attorneys and searchers Of records.
A NrrsAScE.-We have been request
ed 10 call the attention of the town au-
thorities Of Gold Hill. To the nuisance Of
the mud and water on Main street, near
where the Tunnel Road turns OH. 1t mas
became Unsuitable for the stages, ouggies
and quartz teams, and some OF the latter
have gone over on the new turnpike, east
of town to avoid the nuisance. A little
attention to prohibit the turning on of
waste water on the Main street, may
show, perhaps, that the town has a Street
Commissioner.
PROVOST ulAhO.-Aaot S'S-A%~-3f
splendid body of military rode up in front
of the International Hotel, drawing
brass bowitzer which was put into posi-
ZION and salute was fred in honor OF
the rhirty-sixth star being added to the
Union Constellation. This corps exhib-
tied tine practice, loading and firing with
great rapidity and in exact order. Gen.
Van Bokkelen should be awarded great
praise for the soldierly appearance of his
troop, who may be very serviceaole IN
future days, to the cause Of Liberty and
Union.
WOULDN'T SHour.-At the Copper
heao gathering in Carson, a big 1rishman
was offered four dollars to "rote" the
old "he broom" Pat said that "be ia
sus, h would do the dirthy job for the
money. but nary time would ne hurrah
for Mcclellan at the street corners" Bully
for Pat, his head is as level as the Uranium
of George and Aleck, who will do any
thing for money except loving Demo-
crat.
CcRoSEa's INauEsT.-In the matter OF
the death of Mrs. Mary A. Merrill, Dr..
c. Tucker yesterday afternoon convened
iury composed of the following gentle
men: W. R. Haines, John Cahill, J. W.
Moves, VIM. II. Deane, E. K. Burkln
and A. Candy, who. after examination OF
the body, and after hearing the testimony
Of witnesses, brought in an unanimous
verdict that the death of the deceased was
induced by indigestion.
MORE PErER1Ne.-Yesterday Van "yek
& Co. received a ton and over Of amalgam
for ASSAY. Their long counter IS TINS
morning covered with silver bars, afford
inc another conclusive evidence that our
mines are giving out"-riches'
ANOTHER FIRB.-Last evening ABOUT
10 o'clock, the bells and whistles OF Ioia
Hill ami vicinity sounded the alarm OF
Ere, which proved to be cabin near tne
Midas claim, which was totally consumed
Loss about $3.50.