Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28

sat quietly down In San Francisco. gob-
bling up corner lots. land grants. etc.,
| the Lord only knew by what means;
and who, by merely sitting down like a
bump on a log. had grown rich. but
through no foresight or effort Of their
own. Such men were not OF the metal
that entered into the composition OF the
members Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers.
and he was glad that the Society in this
place was known by n different name
IRON that In California. Mr.. Stewart
also paid a fitting tribute 10 tho memory
OF Hon. viii Campbell.
lie was followed by General O. Q.
Batterman. who, after abiding TO the
circumstances under which ho wa pres.
ent. viz, as an invited guest. In behalf
Of the National Guard. and also In his
capacity Of o Pioneer. expressed his
pleasure at participating in the proceed
ings OF the night. He. too. referred to
the death Of their late brother. Hon.
Will Campbell. in terms appropriate and
affecting.
Tho General was followed by Rev.
Thomas X. McGrath. Major E. A. Sher-
man. Farmer Treadway Of Carson. ID. o.
Adkison and President McMIeans, some
Of whom made amusing speeches. and
all Of them sensible and appropriate
ones. Farmer Treadway wanted
Charley De Long TO tote him
,hrouyb. lint That nstute gentleman loft
The all 10 his own resources.
which bv the way. wer. ample. Judge
Idkison allowed that the cause Of his
'beinv present was something for which
bs could not account. a. he was no ri.
onser. although he came to the coast
when Bill Gibson was no bigger than
ch.rl.v Ds Long. The JUDGE. like
o,hs,s Who nrecejsJ him. Mr.. McGrath
anil Major Sherman among III, num-
ber. complimepted the Pioneers OH the
wonder. they had achieved ON this
coa.t. among which was a great work
Tor The cause Of TEMPERANCE (by their
f.orful exampl,),
President McNeans gave the history
Of tbs Society in this place, and stated
that In organizing II no had tried
a. ,nJ,.. spch man 10 ioin M he
,hou,ht vonld increase lis prosperity
w t.". ;,s ;n,srss,. slv,ys nj hesrt.
IL ,hsn said flint. aside from opening
,h;s cn,.t 10 the world. Nh, Pioneers
shari1 nov M ,ha commencement of
~ Tsn,anr;., rssr do sometbipc which
49, - ,bo,, nam.s live fr,,h In
AN. memo,;.s Of men Tor ages. He
Lii a,,sr,io, IN tbe diaiculty experi.
-: Lv ,he Jay.isborer In nroyidinp
sas AZ. n.,.s.;,;e, ~ himself and those
,-I.nsnJsnt nnon him for support. aud
r.t.,rsI IN ,ba fact tbat as the popula.
,;"v :, ~. ."rr,r, ;ncr.ss.J no Would
An. 5;a,cui,v nj obtaining a livelihood.
IT, ars ~ , ma non acre. of nnoc.
~, ~ 4. ~. I,n;,s, S,a,es What
sa- nrarassa was Tint M ,bo next meet.
~ -.pmm;,,sa he nnnointed 10 start n
n%a,,,;ou 10 Con,rsss asLinp that every
man I'm Ina country who ia willing 10
cultivate n certain ncrtion of tbs soil for
liz %snnno,, ha oiysn n trnct Of land
1amo,pt moi sta,sJl cratuitously. Could
inch a ,hing be accomplished. the poor
man NJ fn,1rs v,neratious would have
causs 10 bless the namo Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers.
A, ,bs c~onslusion Of the Presidents
odJ,.ss r.cess of twenty minutes was
,,l"n and ,bs nork and beans. roast
~, ham %ssnJwiebss earned beef. wine.
as..rJisn,s bssr. c,e, with which The
tables. ATTENDING around the hall,
croan.a vera discussed with a pusto
snJ ,sl;,h nIon. ths birtLricht of hungry
s.haaI hoys ond ths .,old boys." The
- ar. s.,, .,,ar ,hoss .Jiblss sopId
- a.. h.ar, Of \ thrifty hou,e.
IN.
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sco,e OF 'nc ao' ,a" ,.;,s ;,.,,nc'
nan Nv 10 49, ~, ~
uons 10 ALLOW no INN W pas ~, w.
any P's'sA Tho
loiiineatioh ocsah - ~.
hrst thing on INC 'ap,s was s'us ;!
hooeit H. LINDSAY, u.o'ss ~
Joseph fIedeiieks' ,ha'i,! o"'"nausn
and Tip orndofn' Az tns cohciusioh
OF the song = numoer Oh sohuhu,ans
were handed IN I'd the rres,ueh', M VI
which were too many Tor the nuultncs, |