Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
the GRAND fEsrivA':
Dsiiliaas and s~aceessfai AnAif-
original rsea ~ Judge osse-
win.

Tho people Who gathered In National
Guard Hall last night to enjoy the oaii
and festival given by the Old Boys
were more than repaid. II was a mos'
social and enjoyable afiair all through
and the good feeling exhibited by every
one tended to increase the happiness Oh
,hs occs.ion. Notan unpropiiious event
nor an untimely accident mArred INC
general pleasure: ,..,nsd
man and beautiful women were 70 ~
.seu. and visitors from other portions VI
,hs S,,ts were there. Gold Hill repre-
ssntsd herself in q creditaole MANNER ~
Az number Of ladies and gentlemen VINO
took advantage Of the a q so kindly pro
~;5.a by the Pioneers, and returned 10
Gold Hill at $50 this morning.
The singing by the Glee Club was
new feature introduced by the Society,
anil proved most acceptable to the
dancers as well as to the spectators IN
a.much as II care them all nm opportn'
n;ty 10 rest for q few moments, which
o~nnortunity was taken advantage OF by
no majority. An original song. written
by Hon. G. g. Goodwin, editor OF ths
Virginia Enterprise. was well rendered
by ihs Glee Club. We give the poem,
which i. dedicated TO the Pacific Coast
Pioneers:
Sin, TO the Pioneers to night;
-iny 10 the liltis bsnd.
VINO when 9Th youth eath eye xas bright
And STRING each gsod ilsh, hand. all
Colmsncet win ssass their mighty toh'
To build up new estates.
rs lay secure IN virgin soil.
Ins e0rser stones VI States.
cnoHrs-sip: 60 The Old Boys -dos 10 them
They Who o, ths ffOpiisr made Z
gallant nsht.
Tb,y Who In IN. wlds rissd thronei
10 Law aud right.
Sing to the Old B,ys linz 10 uhsm
Tonight.
In every vale, On every hill,
Are graves Of Piosesf.t
They iaark where rugged hearts giev STILL
AMI where, NJ swept the years,
Worn out 1t length by toll and care.
Iy hardship. too much ttied.
Tss. gaze the mighty -,rnsgie oef'
c~norvs-slp: 10 The Old Boys. etc.
There. bat a little rem. Art In
OF thousands but Q frsi
Aud every year some hearts arc e'eft'
soms cisappesr from si-w.
TNs hspds that from abSve arc reached
reed the bSads thai sr outstretehed
ON cath 10 make tbem stay:.
chorus-sirg To ths Old BoJs, etc.
rh.n .lss we 10 IN. dear " Old Doys."
son may their life streams run.
soth.d l., their age with sAeroi joys.
And when thew work !. d'n-.
Nav thay with yon,h rnswet swake,
Upon . ho~ er.sr0waed sh re,
Where royal hearts do never break.
MnsIe peace relgus e,sfmofe,.,
C~horu.-sing to The I'D Boys. etc.
The vocal duet. ''All's Wsll," BY
Msssrs. Slate and Eslls, was as good a. u
could lie, and was listened to with th.
greatest attention and loudly ~applauded
by the audience.
A great number OF floor managers
were appointed, but the most oil then
failing To serve, the burden Of the even
| ing fell upon Mr.. W. W. Tinker. who
however, proved equal to the emer'
gensy. and received at the close OF INT
party three hearty cheers from the ladies
In graceful acknowledgment OF his eIer'
| tons and endeavors TO make the hour
pass quickly AMI happily to III TIE
| guests Of the Society. Our fellow
townsman, Mr.. ". ID. c. Gibson, wa
| In Lis glory, and with his genial counte'
-l .o,,l.I n,irth belpel Ia