Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
PACIFIC coAsr rIoxEaRs.
Their M~ettaE Last Might rrss-
pe~ts Tor 10 ftrate-A Variety 81
uusiness Transacted.

The regular semi-monihly meeting al
the Pacific Coast Pioneers was held at the
new hall of the Society last evening. Tho
old Bows gathered in their new home
for the first time. and were very proud oi
II. The hall has been supplied with
plenty of chairs. and a handsome desk and
,lais have l-.n provided for the President.
When the builling has been formally re-
eeivci from the contractor. carpets will he
laid and the hall otherwise furnished.
President DE Long. Who sat in a high
chair al his new desk. called the meeting
to order aud made a few remarks upon the
Importance 81 the occasion. IL was, he
said, a home of which they all might feel
| proud. These ~ III. society who were not
| iottunat. enough a. have homes VI their
own could come Ia this with perfect FRYE
dom, feeling that IL was theirs. IL WAS a
home Ia which all could bring their friends
with pride. The opening ~ the Hall
marked the lightning of = new era In the
history ~ the Society. In this same apart
ment the children of the Pioneers would.
la the time a. ONE meet 10 do honor to
the names ani memory Of their fathers.
ID should not h. forgotten. however. that
the Hall IL yet unpaid for, and all should
work tooth anL nail 10 clear ID the debt.
EVERYDAY coull and should lend q hand
at ~endeavoring ~ make the coming picnic
q financial success. The Presidents re-
marks we're loudly applauded.
APPLICATIONS roR M~rNBEnSHiP.
The following applications for member
ship were presented: u. u. Parkinson u
the Carson Tr'ks~s. u. D. Simons and Ed
WarJ ". Harris.
NV arahrRs.
The following gentlemen were elected to
membership Patrick Hanley. William
Ashley. A. h. Drill aud John Connerton.
fIcSIc MATTERS.
Mr.. Gibson, from the Picnic Commit
Tee. reported that they were ia a quandary
A. o. the number 10 ears that should be
engaged. pr. McMeans writes IRON Reno
that they can MI from three To i've cars
there. Th.rty-s-ven ears hal been en-
gagged last year, but IL was the opinion of
some that the hard times non prevailing
wouii initiate against the picnic. He
would like an expression IL opinion from
membeIs. About fifteen minutes were con
sumei ia a III scussion % the matter. when
IL bscanle evident that u wAs the general
opinion that this years picnic would lie .
greater success than any previous one
Nj. Gibson thought thirty cars would De
about the h,ns-sn'e'h LOT 'ns,n.A, sn
for Gold Hall, three for Reno anu ohe ioi
SILVER City. Lieutenant Governor Adams
hal promised To make suitable arrange
ments for visitors Who desired To 20
through the Capitol building on the day
of the Plenic. The matter OF cars WAS
finally rcferci back tn the colnnlittee'
on motion u vas resol'si that every
member should interest himself ia 'hr
sale OF tickets aHl report f''''P'' "'''"
a. Ios-ible after the p'cnie'
or.,n .rsrSr-s.
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whether the Binding Committee or the
noarl az Dirc,ors shoull formally re-
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