Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-21
Departures.

LIVELY TIMgs.-After the results OF the
Primaries were known, last night, al
about IL o'clock. a delegation (unofficial)
proceeded TO the house Of Hon. c. E.
belong, on B street, Virginia, and call
ing him out, brought him down on their
shoulders TO the International Hotel, and
from the balcony Of that building he ad-
dressed a large audience, who were wild
with enthusiasm. Governor Blssdel was
called for, and he briefly addressed the
audience. Colonel Sumner was called
for, and mounting the Union platform in
front Of Masonic Block. he returned
thanks" in a brief but hearty manner
Afterward, a band Of music was obtained.
and Hon. c. E. DeLong, Governor Bias
del and Colonel Sumner were serenaded
a, their respective places of residence.
| Mr.. belong and Colonel Sumner cor
daily welcomed their friends, entertained
them with the sparkling fruit of the vines.
and eloquently responded to demands for
a speech. The whole city was thorough
~ :. woke up" by these demonstrations.
and the festivities Of the friends Of the
successful candidates for Storey's favor
were kept until near the peep o day.
For GovBRSoR.-Gen. John B. Win
tiers, where is best known. is one Of the
best beloved and most popular men we
ever knew. As an evidence Of this fact,
we need only cite to the primary in Gold
Hill yesterday. Twenty delegates will
90 to the County Convention in a body
for him. first, last, and all the time.
Two more will go from American City for
him, and in Virginia he has seyeral-per-
haps enough to secure the delegation to
the State Convention. Mark the predic-
tion. In Lyon county, where he lived for
several years, and where they know how
to appreciate IN honest man as well as
anywhere, the primaries went for him yes
terday. Well bet a new hat he'll carry
Ormsby tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA DIsTRIcr.-David E.
Buel arrived in Austin last Monday from
an extended visit to the Philadelphia Dis
,rict, bringing in 1850 ounces of crude
bullion from his mill. The town Of Bel
mont, where the mill is situated. is i'm
proving rapidly. At least thirty houses,
Of stone and adobes, are being built or
finished, giving TO the place a substantial
and lively appearance. Colonel Buel is
driving work both on the High Bridge
and Ell Dorado; and l. c. Bateman and
H. II. Allen are opening their small but
valuable claim on the High Bridge. From
present appearances, Belmont bids fair to
be one Of the most active and permanent
camps in that extensive silver region.
Bro CoSrRAcr.-G. w. Lamereoux, an
ex-Alderman Of Virginia, but at present a
resident Of Humboldt, has made a con-
,rac, TO cut the timber and burn and de-
liver at the Montezuma smelling works
1000 0 bushels Of nut pine charcoal.
Lamereoux is now busy with his choppers,
in Table Mountain District, telling the
trees.
Coon OxES.-When the polls closed at
the Second Ward, Virginia, last night, and
before any could say how the result would
transpire, three hearty cheers were given
for ali the candidates in the field. whose
chances were involved in the contest.
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Professor Waterman
has been very favorably spoken Of as a
candidate for the office Of Superintendent
of Public Schools Of Storey county. His
claims will be presented 10 the Union
Convention.