Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-28
THE De LONG ossfQuIEs.
The Last MARKS of Respect Paid TO
the Houored Dead-Reseiutisns
by the Isar.


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To-day the funeral Of the late Hon.
Charles T.. De Long took place in Virginia.
According to programme. the members OF
the Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers as
sembled in their hall at half pasts o'clock
and after placing upon their breasts the
insignia Of mourning. proceeded to the
late residence Of the deceased. and IN CON
junction with a delegation from the o'a.'
Of knights Templar, escorted the ocd!
Masonic Hall. where the deceased lay
state until 2 p. NJ. when the usual AA''"''
service was performed.
rnu prsrRIcr couEr.
The meeting Of the Bar OF storey
county yesterday. at the temporary court
roam in Pioneer Block. to take action
xi,h reference to the death and funeral
a, Hon. G. 4. De Long. was very fully
attended.
.JpJcc Rising was called to the chair and
male A snort speech. euiogizins the de-
ceassd in feeling terms.
Mr.. N. &. Thompson was chosen secre-
,ary Of the meeting.
III stonehill. Major Foote and Judge
Levi. were appointed a committee to DRAFT
resolutions ~ respect 10 the memory of
the deceased.
ON motion. II was resolved that tho
members of the Nevada BAR attend the
funeral in a body. aud accept such q place
IN the procession as may be assigned them
by tho knights Templars. The Secretary
was requested to record In the n
that ali members Of tho la in the State
ars requested 10 attend. ~ members Of the
profession. irrespective VI thu fact that
they belong to other orders.
Judge Whitman. Judge Rising. Judge
Lewis and Colonel Stone we're chosen rs
pall-bearers to represent the Bar.
Messrs. T. A. Stephens, W. III. Dixon
and Colonel Wool were appointed . COM
mitiee Of three to devise suitable mourning
badges for the funeral.
Judge Rising ~snnouncel that there
would lie no session of the Court to-day.
The meeting then adjourned.
This morning after the Pioneers de
parted from their hall for the home VI Mr..
he Long. the court was opened. Judge
Kissing s,an'ei ,ns motion " "aJo nd.i
'uon ma a.. =, 80, ,o he
nnni wednesday next y rsPe.' ~
memory I, - uss'". "''"
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RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS. II has pleased Almighty God
IN His supreme wisdom b. remove from
our midst u brother. tho Hon. Charles L.
Dc Long I: and
w~urRE,s, the eminent station which he
occupied at the Bar OF Nevada anu our
sister state, Caiiioihia-s stsuoh when
he won by his own energy u talent, I'M
aided by wealth OF ioriuiious eireuih'
stances u suddenly p.eOue 'asa"' W
the hand OF nea'h' 'ncte,o's
.,sn, no, onIv as . los. 10 The Bar OF mi.
state. but a deep blow To tho cause VI
Jurisprudence. .
Hs.,.ft', IhA' ~ pn. h.. r., aaa y,
n" Sas, s-ccomnii.hsJ alyocates, society
ono Of it, most genial members. ami the
nation one Of its rurest patriots.
Rssaisci. That the members Of the BAR
do attend the funeral in 4 body and wear
the usual badge of mourning as q slight
token 81 our respect for our deceased
brother.
Ro.aicei. That we tender the afflicted
family Of the deceased u sincere sympa-
thy in this their great bereavement.
l.. u. SroSEniLt,
J. 4. LEWIS,
II. l.. FoorE.
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