Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-18
Arrivals and Departures.

AEEIvAIs-By Pioneer-Mrs Jacobs, A
Blaubcr, Mrs Ford and Z children, A Hart,
B T Johnson, J Terrence, E J Johnson, 6
Mitchell, A X P Harmon, Miss Nye and
servant, Mrs Wade, S Ripley, DR. Huntoon,
J Davis, JLenbaugh, NJ E Hillyer, Mrs Low
John Atkinson, Governor Nye, Sam Rutland,
Judge Kellogg.
DEPARruREs-By Pioneer-E Dufrees, I
B Braffy, VIM NJ Gillespie, Maj S A Roper,
W F Hall, D C Porter, Jas Askew, g Hunt,
Mrs Hutchings and boy.
Col. McDEaMIr's REMAINs.-For some
reason unknown to US, the remains Of Lieut..
Col. McDermit will be inferred at Fort
Churchill for the psesent. Brig.-Gen. Theall
received a dispatch yesterday forenoon from
Capt. Warner, at the Fort, to that effect, but
hearing contradictory rumors in regard to the
matter, n telegram was sent to the command
ant Of the Fort, which elected the following
reply: >
Fort CHURcHILL, August II, lS65-S:5O
p. Mt is utterly impossible for the Coils
remains to be taken farther ut this time.
(SiCncd) WV. WALLACE,
Capt. Commanding Post.
This change Of programme is quite n
damper on the National Guard, who have
been on the qui riue for several days, hourly
expecting to receive orders from Capt. War.
ncr, at the Fort, to turn out and receive the
remains on their arrival. They have, accord
ing TO orders, been to considerable trouble
and expense in draping Armory Hall, and
erecting a catafalco, on which it was expect
cd the remains would lie in state.-Unioa.
MAKING Saviour worthy Town Mar
shall is having a house constructed over the
water gates Of the town reservoir, in accord
anco with instructions from the Town Trus-
tees at their last meeting. Tho door Of the
building will be secured BY a lock, to which
there will be several keys, which will be
placed in the hands Of different persons, so
that one can always be had when required.
When the building is completed, there will
be no danger from the interference Of mis-
rs there now is while the gates are exposed
and liable to be opened or shut by unauthor-
lied persons at any time. The building will
also serve TO preserve the water gates from
rapid decay, which would necessarily result
from continued exposure.
WELLINGTON & DIAMONDS SoIREB, last
evening, vas well attended, and passed of
most pleasantly. With a good hall, and with
as good music and pleasant company, as
there was present last evening, one could eS-
poet nothing else than o most social time.
These gcntlemen's weekly parties arc most
pleasant gatherings in which to pass an even
ing.
Como ON.-We learn from Mr.. Bond that
he has received instructions from the Yellow
Jacket Company to keep right on at work
and timber the next eighty feet of that COM
pany's new shaft, arrangements having been
made with other parties to do the sinking
forthwith. The work will be driven ahead
without delay, and as rapidly as possibly.
GYMxAsrIc.-Mr. Ward, the great gym
mast from Virginia, was down to our town
again last evening, giving instructions in
gymnassic exercises to members Of the Olym-
pic Club at their Hall. He is a most superb
performer, and goes through his favorite ex-
%ercisc, the giant swing" with an case which
exci,es the surprise and admiration Of every
bcholder.
REcoRpER's CoURr.-No business was
transacted in this Court this morning, but
the following cases were set for 3 o'clock
this afternoon: Mrs. Miner, assault anc
battery C.. Miner. interfering with officer
Mr.. Scott, ditto; ]. Antoine, for violating
city ordinance, fined the costs Of court and
discharged. Tho first three are colored.