Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-04
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from Carson that Major-G General Rose
Grams had arrived at that place on his way
to Gold Hill and Virginia, and that he
nigh. be expected TO reach here at about
s eight or 9 o'clock. A great crowd OF
citizens assembled in Main street, near the
Bank Of California and the Post Office, TO
await his coming. and the Home Guards
were out IN uniform, I give a military
character to the reception Of the old Hero.
The cannon on Fort Homestead now and
then belched forth a volume Of fire. as II
preparing to give him a warm reception.
At half-past 9 o'clock the shrieking OF
whistles. the ringing of the bells, and the
furious booming of the annon at the Fort,
gave notice to the impatient crowd thai
the General had arrived, and gave him q
welcome he never will forget. A carriage.
with Hon. Chas. A. Sumner and Mayor
Jones, of Virginia, met him at the lower
part of town to conduct him to Virginia
city. When they arrived in front OF the
Post Office, the carriage containing the
General and cortege halted, and the Cen
eral alighted and was introduced to u
citizens by Mr.. H. G. Maynard. In re-
Spouse TO the welcome rendered HIM, he
made a brief address, and then returned to
the carriage and proceeded on his way to
Virginia. Arriving on the Divide. he was
met by the Virginia Firemen, who had a
carriage prepared for his reception, which,
at their request, he entered, and was
drawn by the jolly and patriotic fremen
TO the International Hotel. where, in an
swer 10 repeated calls from the large
crowd who had assembled to give HIM
welcome. he was introduced by Chas. A.
Sumner, and made a brief and appropriate
speech.
JEFF. IN PErTIcoATs.-Last evening,
near the wi,ching hour Of midnight, officer
Edwards succeeded in nipping a conspir-
acy in tie bud that might have coiled its
fatal folds around an innocent population.
To be brief-Edwards nipped the person
of q bronzed and stalwart man, clad in
the original h~ooped-skirt of Jefferson D.
In convoy was Mrs. D., who had on the
breeches, and who warned Edwards not
TO annoy the President; but it would mt
do-Edwards had the nerve to dare and
do. and the happy, i'll. fated pair were
lodged in the station-house, where they
remained all night. We learn that the
pseudo JEFF. and his fair companion were
engaged In raising recruits for Rosecrans.
Judge Meagher viii judicially investigate
the matter. Tom, ~straighten up, and stay
in Gold Hill.
To BE DEPLoRsD.-A challenge passed
between Warren WATSON and the editor OF
the Carson appeal this morning. The
cause |. reported to be something which
appeared in the News yesterday-con-
corning the Vedette acknowledgement or
petty larceny-juty trial and acquit,al,
etc.. etc. WATSON is in great trouble.
He has telegraphed for us to come down
to Carson--(trying to get Us to take the
fight off his hands /; at least we expect so ;
but we are not green " enough for that
The authorities are reported TO have taken
steps to stop the affair-as ait is uncon-
stitutional." As the wires are working to
Carson, we shall advise our readers OF any
further particulars.
IL THE OLD DIooINos.-We are told
that many of the Gold Hill mines are now
being worked in their upper chambers,
MANY deposits of ore being found there
that pays we'll for working at present,
which were left when those portions OF
the mines were originally worked because
they would not then pay for milling. The
reduced rates that the mills now charge
for working rock. allows the mining OF
many tons which q year or two ago would
have been left untouched or which If
taken out would have been thrown away.
RIcoRpER's COURT, VIRoINIA.-John
Stephenson, drunk and disorderly, fined
$40 and costs ; committed in default. NJ.
Cane will be tried this afternoon for petty
larceny. Robert Joise. drunk and sleep
ing on sidewalk, fined $40; committed IN
default. Caroline Armstrong and Thos.
Daily, violating city ordinance-appear-
ing in the streets in improper apparel
each fined $40 and costs, which they paid.
J. Green, drunk and sleeping on sidewalk,
will be tried this afternoon.
VIsrrINo.-Gen. Rosecrans and suite
are engaged, to-day, in visiting the prom
men, places of interest in the city Of Vir-
GINA. The old hero looks every inch a
Soldier, and his bronzed and manly face
wears the affable smile of a whole souled
gentleman.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Judge Mesick pre-
Webster e. al VS.. Lynch ct al
ordered on to. days calendar. Staples VS..
Kentucky Co.-cause on appeal error
confessed, and judgment reversed. San
born VS.. Fi,zpatrick-on trial.
MATINEE. - Tomorrow afternoon q
Grand matinee will be given at the Opera
House, for the benefit Of ladies and
children.
REESE RIVER BULLIoN.-This morning
six sacks of bullion were received from
Austin, Lander county.
RncEpr1ox.-The fremen and citizens
of Virginia. received General Rosecrants
las, night with joyful demonstrations
A FINE REroRr.-On the day OF the
p-os;d.n,'s funeral a bronzed and weather