Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-05
The FOURTH IN CARSON.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CELEBRATION.
A aO0D PROCESSION AND IN.
TEREsTING CEREMONIEs.
One Man Killed and Three Wounded by
the Bursting OF q Gun.
Ineidsats er The Day-A Festival ~
she State Prison GRAND Hall
In she Evening".

The people Of Carson are moi behind the
citizens Of other towns In Nevada when
questions Of public good or interest are to
be considered. This was fully shown by
the celebration which took place there
Yesterday. and which was Joined In by
enthusiastic patriots from ali parts Of the
state. BY tuesday evening the home
loving voters Of the Capital had their
residences and business houses appro-
priately decorated, and c~onscientiously
gave themselves up TO the duty Of celebraf-
ing In o manner worthy 4 free and indie
pendent people. The nations birthday
was TO be observed for the one hundredth
| time, and II was accordingly right and due
that N good and loyal freemen the Car
-onites should make . big time Of II, swing
| their hats In the air. fire ~salutes. yell.
cheer, swear. get drunk and have o merry
| time generally. This they commenced to
do At midnight ON the third by firing can
mons. ringing bells, letting on fireworks
| aud burning powder In every conceivable
manner Such demonstrations a. these
| accompanied by much vocifcration made
the hours rc-und until sunrise. at which
| time the regular national salute was fired.
The gun used was the one mentioned In
these columns q few days ago IN having
been east at the round.house {. the vir.
ginia and Truckee Railroad In Carson.
Mounted on u substantial carriage. also
manufactured In Carson. the Happy
C%rnIshniai, a. nne ng,y piask monster Is
raii~l y. .nn na,.'oaa ~ aua soou a..s
W procIsiniihg ~ uhnnls'As,oIe ,eius .nc
independence ana energy OF nevada sons.
AZ All early hohr ihe town presenter q
Iveiy appearance, ana Tue Objects OF the
various orurrs, rocle,ps. anu eonPanIrS
were riulns aronnu Tue s,r,cIs' marshalIns
,ne'r 1917, ,L."cc p.n,S mau. I'm
I'cho o'oasn' !. ",s''oto' ,eN."'.s, VIZ
were met ~ Ine urPo " Ihe NJ
neers Ahd companies. urand MARSHAL
swiit was verywh apparently, "eI,om'
ing Tue s'rahgeIs, ,he mos' y, Mnon'
.eemeu par.culaIIy HAPPY W nv mo =
I'M .n WI. WIZ. r a 49, ~ y. ca.ann
an m,S az. NJ, PsJp,y m.a1 ~. =,
,.n,Ien ~ a. .nns, ra,nr,nr ~ ~. W.
s,,"r "au,,r;m, H. 49, al ,oi,s". wh;oh
a'ne' I..ns - wv .,is.a,ina III" 49,
NAY ~ .evn H". ". ~ h.I
sN'ehs,'o nan"e' pn mn'.n Wv. Wv" VA.
psen ueVo'apu. lay a"u on'"',nns Wiz
s're'.neu Aeioss .a'soh smee' ,lom ue
delo' 20 Davis sIorr. anu almost cyeI' ur
vice o. orhsmenialioh was Drought into
requisiIlon. Among o',er piares' n'
NEWS reporter noticed Ihs following Sam.
basers iloneer liar H.ahu. .lohs..e
.ne ,l,soh s,snanse h"u;
hou ~, sL'n s.im..,a, ~, 49,.
saloon' ~, m' la ,m piaina ,ha ui..as
HOUSE 'he eoun.y Dni,u,'s a"u we p,1c
81 pns'ness yon.aineu az w. ~
honse, Inr IIIp"nu "nh.c' h,.Iny'..
anu . srrat many o'ner rpus,r MIL a.
not be mentioned mere. ap,'Ji n"Iiu
ing was s"n ~ 'oi W. u', ~, nIimmu'
yrau N p,n,ra" y, ~ %S,n,,a, i'm .vary
~ ashih,,oi
~ ,,,s .n..es,io, tro,, y~iryini, anil
oois MI ,ls iIssmen attached The hose
III -, .iawn he street. ,horonyhly.
!" nr"n ,ho ,,,i~,i ~ ,he train from Gala
mi .nd yiryini. the en,ire pirr Denart.
mani Of Carson repaired 10 the depot 10
r.ceiye In proper manner Liberty Engine
ra,n.ny from tbis city M. y was the
oniy ORGANIZATION from these parts which
accented the invitation 10 celebrate with
C.r.nn.
Th~ S~reesss'on
Formed at u o'clock according !" pro-
pramme. and marched through the prin.
c,n.I .,rse,. irving eycrvope a cbanc. Ia
r,, o.m.,,. H. ,.,.o.v 90.
anp ", III! ~ ,ss,,r"nnn va
r !, WIZ, MN ,i.n raa' vi" ~. .nin'nn mosaI
III s'ons ."' ~ - w. '.u"" MI"
nv nass aHu ns"',.n'"'' "a,s.m
salnia'ion y! a,,ans.
lneht oi thc p,ocrrs'"n wa s,s''T", ana
was leu ny uranu Mnri. oMn,
n,oun'ea upona spnnu,u ' ~ m %I'"nm
". ". .fn'z hnu u'"'ke y. m am
for the first division. Aid for the second
di. 'isi "" w. ,an m
r%.rroii. to,,,h J%i,ision. = I psrlinson.
lfth division, ID. T.. I.anghton. ]. ~.
Marshall AMI a.. w. Harvey; sixth
J.. Cavanangh and J.. Libo'
In the first division we're seen L.iehien-
ant Governor Adams aud siafi' all spleii-
didly mounted.
The officers 81 the day were: Judge
T.. ~llawley. President: Rev..
John I.ainl. Chaplin; Hon. John II.
Header; Hon: u. e.. Whiieman,
Orator; Col. II. u. Taylor, Po~t, There
were some very attractive FEATURES In the
proce-sion, The thirteen ladies' on
horseback representing the original
thirteen States claimed the attention