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Show Oi r Sax Francisco Visitors. The party of San Francisco gentlemen, referred to in yesterday morning's Herald, Her-ald, arrived as per announcement, and spent the early part of the day in driving driv-ing around and seeing the city, examining exam-ining the specimens of minerals at Gould A; Woodward's, and inquiring into mining matters generally. Iu the afternoon, accompanied by the Federal officials in town and a number of prominent prom-inent citizens, they drove up to Camp Douglas, on imitation from General Morrow, and were warmly and hospitably hospit-ably received by the General and his lady, and the officers at Camp. The brass baud of the post was seated in front of General Morrow's quarters quar-ters discoursing a musical welcome as they arrived. Introductions followed, fol-lowed, after which all were recipients recipi-ents of General Morrow's hospitality, which was extended in the most liberal lib-eral style. A cold collation was served up, accompanied by generous libations, liba-tions, in which all drank success to I'tah. Appropriate and eloquent speeches were made by General Morrow, Mor-row, Chief Justice McKcan, Major C. II. Hempstead, Associate Justices Ilawley and Strickland, W. M. Lent, Esc)., of California, Hon. F. A. Trit-tle, Trit-tle, Kepublican candidate for the Governorship of Nevada in the late election, T. Marshal, Escp, of the firm of Messrs. Marshal & Carter, Colonel D. E. Buel, Judge 'A. Snow, and Genera G. R. Maxwell. After a most pleasant time spent together, to-gether, rousing cheers . h( - ..ore given for . ulcers at Camp Douglas, with three cheers for General Morrow; and all returned to town. Last night the party attended the the theatre, some twenty in all, as the guests of the citizens who had arranged for their reception. They will remain in town for a few days. |