Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-28
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CENTENNIAL
MEETING.

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auspices of the Carson Guard) was t.
take action upon the proposition t.
make Carson the centering point OF {
grand Centennial celebration on the
Fourth of July next. The meeting wss
called to order by Sergeant Abram No
ger, and Hon. ". W. Hobart was chosen
Chairman and Mr.. C. s. Mott Secretary
The following list of Vice Presidents
was chosen: Col. A. Il. Cobb. Hon. Will.
liam Patterson and Charles Wilson.
Stirring speeches were made by Judge
Harris, Col. 4. c. Ellis, Hon. Charles
Varian, Hon. John IT, kittrell and 9TH
! ers.
On motion OF Hon. VIM. Patterson, it
was moved and carried that the citizens
of Carson will celebrate the Centennial
Fourth of July and invite the people OF
other parts of the State to join in such
celebration.
T. H. Wells, H. F. Rice. b. W. Har-
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were appointed Committee Of Arrange
| ments.
Col. 4. c. Ellis and Abram Moser
were appointed a Committee Of Invita-
ton.
Following is the list reported by the
| Committee:
Carson-S. T. Swift, W. l. Cummings.
A. d. Treadway, Geo. Gibson. G. Tuty.
! II. J. Peters, Harry Hunter, Jacob Tro-
| briner. Jacob Klein. Capt. J. w. Haynie,
Geo. &. Hill, W. P. Mcintosh, P. A.
Mulcahy, G.. n. Bradley, II. II. Yering-
ton. 4. Lewis. Geo. A. Tyrell, Judge W.
Patterson, +. .. Turner, j. D. Minor.
jerry Schooling, n. c. Ellis. A. Is. Dries
bach, Gov. j. ". Adams. j. T. Beam.
John z. Moore.
Empire-I p. Lebo, F. d. Stadtmul-
Ter. S. +. Jones.
Virginia City-Gen. C. c. Batterman.
Capt. F. C. Lord, +. V. Drake. W. F.
Shepard, Gen. Jno. d. Winters. Capt.
b. f. Lackey. F. A. Tritle, Geo. A. King.
J. H. kinkead.
Gold Hill-Jno. Loynachan, Maj. E.
A. Sherman, W. d. c. Gibson. H. r.
Tucke1. Vim. Phipps.
Genoa-Fred. Furth, A. c. Pratt. A.
Livingston.
Reno-C. C. Powning, VIM. r. Cham
berlin, VIM. Webster, VIM. Dnck, Henry
l.. Fish.
Ophir-Wm. +. Price.
Franktown-Jno. Harcour;
Washoe Patrick Henry,
Stesmboat-Jno. Rspp.
Glenbrook-Capt. A. ". Pray. J. II.
Rigby.
Silver City-Frank Kenyon. K. A.
Young.
Dayton-Chs. Gruber. j. c. Haslett.
Mills on Carson River-Frank Nc
Cullough, Il. K. Lavslier.
Sheridan-Henry Van Sickle.
Wadsworth-Jas. F. Gladding. I. G.
Herman, Edward Fowler.
Huftakes-G. W. Hufiaker.
Carson Valley-H. F. Dangberg.
State Prison-Col. p. c. Hyman.
On motion the Committee were in |
structed to add to the Committee the |
names of citizens from other counties as !
follows:
Hamilton-A. Skillman, j. G. Barker,
Casper Smith.
Eureka-John II. Dennis, W. II, Dav-
export, D. B. Immell.
Churchill-W. B. Hill.
Douglas-J. r. johnson. A. ", Tay.
lor.
Pioche-Col. A. B. Sabin, George
Goldthwaite, Alex Brown.
Humboldt-M. S. Bonnifeld. Judge
Leonard, Gen. P. II. Harris.
Austin-Judge Mckinney. Fred Hart,
c. D. Spires.
Aurora-J. G. McClinton, J. S. jane
son, C. Novacovitch.
Elko-H. c. Street, DR.. Fox, N. P.
Freeman.
Cherry Creek. c. Scott, - Collins.
Carlin-J. A. Palmer, c. 5. Longley,
Joe Woodwork.
Columbus-A. j. Holmes, p. S. Fra
ser, w. W. Barnes.
Treasure City-P. McElroy, William
Maxwell.
Franktown-H. H. Beck
Palissde-W. n. Rabbit.
Cornucopia w. j. Hogle, A. d.
Frank Campbell.
Mason's Vallsy-Angus Mcleod. c.
Osburn, John P. Gallagher.
Humboldt Wells-C. E. Giliett.
Belmont-Georgs Nichols, Mr.. House
worth. l.
Verdi. P. Fox.
Pine Grove-William Wilson, Hon.
Garard.