Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-24
MEETING OF THE PIONEERS.

WV sACtnscEb
Was In order. Thomas Smith, VIII
liam Sharon and W. n. LaForcs were
balloted for and duly elected members
Of the Society. ~. P. Jones was elect
cd n member last year, and Mr.. Sha-
o. being now also n member, Il
Lii r., ,s,.a,v., ,,., ,,,, s,c,.,r In
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eiudeS some Oh tho chiei capitalists
and mlghtlest men OF the Pacific Coast.
Hon. G. W. Kendall Is also q member,
and Mr.. Sharon, being very likely to
| 20 TO the United States Senate this
next Fall. the chances arc that the
| Nevada Society Of Pacific Ceast Pie
neers will be very powerfully aud
mCst creditably represented In the
Congress of the nation. constituting y
particularly effective team, such a. no
| other State can boast, " though
| Mr.. Kendall should not be reelected.
l-REp.I The application Of l.. l..
| BraJI.y. Of Virginia City, for men,
bership. was read and referred to the
nroper Committee.
Judge fitzslminohs' SecretSry otths
| Committee on National Centennial
lc.,.hr,ti,n nj Pblladslphla I'm ls7G
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reporter h'''ns "''''ou w ou' oP'e-
sentatives In Congress at Washington
aud to other high official dignltaries Of
the country, but met with little In the
way Of response. except In the case OF
Congressman Z. w. hendaii' OF THIS
State, who very promptly ana satisiac-
torily responded. and alss stated that
at his suggestion the National Centsn-
NAL Committee had cent to this Society
a fine, large, Autographed plan, repre-
sentlng the style, architecture, nation.
nj subdivisions and general details OF
the grand building In which the Gen.
tsnnial Exposition Is TO DO held. They
also sent other interesting documents
relative thereto, also n complete jour-
nal OF proceedings OF the Committee
from the commencement down to the
~, L".a.no. n. H. .,n, .a,nmn
nlratIon with thu Secretary of the M.
tional Centennial Committee. lie also
reported having communicated with
the Society OF California Plcneers NJ
San Francisco, ands ffnd that the Pio-
neer associations In that State are sep
crate local organizations, peculiar to
the localities where they exist, and
that the Nevada Society OF Pioneers 10
the only u OH tho Pacific Coast
which l. possessed Of n State organiza-
tion. lie thought that the Pioneers OF
California and elsewhere on this coast
would be compelled TO attach uicm-
seI,cs w t". JU'ey
NH csiebT,iion. ON nation, n vote
of thanks OF the Society was rendered
to lion. q. w. Kendall for his prompt
answer and courteous attentions IN
this matter.
GA motion, the fine Autograph de-
Sign or architectural plan, aforesaid,
of the great Centennial building. was
ordered framed for suspension In the
hall OF the Society.
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.Ic....,,,.. -, OIL.
"so'se "'as' VI eo'hu'''eo "" ''9"'
virginia, reported Charley Baser as
having been very Ill for tho past few
days, and still continuing so, but that
he was properly cared for.
Mr.. Gibson, OF Committee on Sick.
Gold Hill. reported that ho knew OF
none. coming under Ills observation. Of
the old Pioneers who couldn't get
away with his regular hash. =.
The Committee on Library reported
good arrangements made Tor the prop
elre OF es oooA' p'e'eh'ea " '"'
: w.uhor.,in
ine No"h.'e. VII
asked aho were srah'eu
further time In which to report. IA
fine Autographed certificate, Of appro-
pirate design, Is to be presented to each
life member OF this Society. Finy
dollars Is tho required fee for life mem.
bership, emitting the po'ssssor OF SAID
certificate to all the lmmunities, Priv
ileccs and benefits OF the society
thenecforward, iree Of All men.hly
uues or costs o' Any N'"u, eA.ePs Wa
"e 4, 4, a..on,i.I 10
,he ~nrosperity of tina Society, aud ts-
peclally at the present time, to settle
up the debts aud liabilities, thai as
many as pgSss,os '1
.n,.,a5 I'm ,,c
ine Sec,e'''J !" .oPv. ,ha,a
reee,'ou '""ee "s "0S
lowing
Doi'a''"ns'
Bow and culver OF arrows Of tue
Shasta tribe Of Indians, CAL, by Maj.
Dowuic. of Downieyille, Cal.
pt,h so.,,,a,s NJ ora from tbs
Could 4 ,,nrry mine. by John Macksy.
Copper ore from Esmerslda, by
Charles Baker.
Specimens o. ore Irom .hs ray
m mn, ~ ~ n 6,rns,i.
% 81, Tho Decline and Fall of
,,a Rnn1.o Emnirr, q vols. by II.
iIsrris Silver CITY.
1n mo,Ion n yo,e of thank, of thu
WAS Given TO each of the
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