Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-05
THE EVENING NEWS.
CoLtArroSs.-our ere laddies had a

up on the Divide, halfway to Virginia
city, and met their guests, Eagle Engine
Company No. 3, aud Monumental No. 6,
who were in waiting to be escorted down
to Gold Hill. When the companies met,
real hearty salute passed between
them, aud Carl York's Brass Band dis
coursed fine music to the movement.
The four companies anne down to-
gether, paraded through Main street,
and cheered, and were cheered by the
crowds on the sidewalks. We acEnowl-
edge three rousing cheers aud a tiger,
given by these companies in honor OF
the News ofice.) After arriving at
their respective halls, each received
their guests, and a pleasant IN they
had Of il over plenty TO eat and to drink,
and sentiments, cheers, speeches, greet
ings, and congratulations ruled among
them for several hours; when Hank
Blanchard hitched four OF his largest
mules TO the FIRE engines, and headed
BY the brass band, visitors were again
escorted over the Divide toward their
homes-uo doubt we'll pleased with
their kind interchange OF sentiments
lIu tue uIS ldN0ACS VI NSAe So
BrvEaAGEs.-Ye gods, but there were
lots of fine beverages sen: 10 the NEWS
Office, 10 remember "the day we cele-
b.ate." First, the Senate Saloon,
captain kirkpatrick, sent US u lot Of
sherry cobblers, punches, lemonades and
old Bourbon; Pidge Il Daniel, sent
several bottles ofHeidseick, 1.-THE genuine
..hide aud seek" asticle;l General VIM
tiers sent several bottles of champagne;
Harry Clawsou, perhaps thinking we
were uuwell, sent u bottle OF Martell
brandy which he swears is thirty years
old-(i, amt so old nor:) and, to wind
up with last evening, Harry Clawson,
Uncle Leek and Tom Jackson, sent US a
large pitcher of elegant, delicious, iced
brandy punch, and q bottle Of gold seal
champagne. Many thanks, gentlemen,
for your kind remembrance Of the NEWS
office.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. - At half
pas, three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Brigadier- General J. B. Winters, and
his staff, accompanied by his Excelleu-
CIV, the Commander-inChief, Governor
Blasdel and his staff, and Major-Gener-
al Van Bokkelen and staff, visited Gold
Hill, and were handsomely entertained
as the guests of General Winters, At his
private parlors over the Gold Hill Ex-
change. The party had q very pleasant
time of il. After the departure Of his
guests, General Winters and a part of
his staff, by invitation, paid 4 visit TO
the armory of the Sweeny Guards, in
Theater Hall, where he was warmly and
cordially received by the Sweeny
Guards, the Sarsfeld Guards, the En-
met and the National Guards, who wers
having, at the time, II real jolly lime
over a sumptuous collation..
LATE EASTERN PrBLIcArioNs.-Fred.
Begle, the athletic carrier of the news,
in Virginia city, whose place OF bust
ness is in the Pos:-otfce, this morning
received the following late publications
Harper's monthly Tor July, Leslie's
Lady's Book for July, Harper's Weekly,
Lesiie's illustrated, Chimney Corner,
Literary Album, New York Clipper,
Police Gazette, Gleason's Pictorial, y.
Y. Ledgers-Nos. l6 and Il, London
News, with 4 new lot of German papers
aad magazines, all received per last
steamer
PREMAruRE.-The cannon BY which
the national salute was being fred in
the lower ward, yesterday morning,
went off prematurely at the third shot,
burning two of the gunuers very severe
", one in the face aud the other on the
hands. The cannon never spoke after
tha, everybody a afraid to touch the
darued d" critter."
BILLs.-We are requested by the
Fourth of July Committee Of Arrange
ments to request all persons having bills
against said committee, contracted for
the celebration, to hand them TO Judge
Robinson before Saturday evening, as
the Executive Committee is to meet at
that time, TO pass upon and to pay the
accounts.
CaEERs.-We acknowledge the COM
pliment of three lusty cheers for the
News office, given yesterday by the
Miners Union as they passed along IN
the procession. We sincerely hope we
shall ever merit the goodwill Of so eS-
cellent and useful 4 body of men as the
Miners Union of Gold Hill.
GAyaREyE 10 the modification Of liv-
ing Aesn. Transfers should know that
sore shoulders, sore uecks, sore backs,
and all kinds Of fetid sores are gangren-
Gus, and that Hammers Collar Gall
Ointment will heal up and radically
cure the worst sore in the world in FROM
one TO three weeks.
JEwELRY SroRE.-Mr. |. Fredricks,
the popular jeweler in Virginia city, has
established a branch store in Gold Hill,
opposite Maynard's Block, and which is
under the charge of our old towny,
Frank Durkee, as good a matchmaker
and repairer as there is in the State.
DEcoRArioys.-lt was q matter OF
very general remark, that the halls OF
our two fire companies were never be-
fore so handsomely decorated on the
outside-aags, pictures, evergreens,
flowers, etc, etc, showed off in splen-
dor, and we're pleasant to look upon.
CORDIAL FEELISG.-We were pleased
70 note the kind and cordial feelings
existing between our two local FIRE COM
panies yesterday. 1t looked brotherly
and we trust the new and friendly in
will be cultivated.
VIRGINIA CIrY.-The Fourth of July
celebration in Virginia city passed Oh
very spiritedly, and was a pleasant and
gay aFair-so we are told by some per-
sons who were up there.
ILtuxIyArED.-Gold Hill was grandly
illuminated last evening by fireworks.
Eight kegs Of powder were scattered
around "wart Hill," and set FIRE to.
Its illumination was fearfully grand.
SHERIFF NutcAHY. - Our popular