Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

rrsessds OF the rtcaic-Ceni.s
Election Of O0sers-
Arsgular semi-monthly meeting Of tho
Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers was held
last evening at their hall on d street. vir-
ginia, President n. II. Taylor in the chair.
The Committee on
PICNIC
Reported progress. A considerable por-
ton Of the proceeds from the sale Of tick.
cts had been collected. and bills paid. but
the returns from Silver City. Dayton.
Carson and Reno had o been received.
The chances we're. however. that the net
proceedsof the picnic would not fall much,
II any, short Of 81 1000. The committee
was granted further time to complete
their report. Librarian 3. ID. Baker re-
ported the following
DONATIONS TO THE GARNET
OF the Society as having been made since
the last meeting:
Henry Baksr-Countsrfeit Mexican dol
lar OF lsis.
Frank Baker-A copper coin showing
on the reverse side the City Hall Of New
Ysrk.
J. r. w~sntworth-A lithogrsph In com
memoration Of the one hundredth amir
versary Of American Independence.
Around the central figure. which 10 the
Goddess OF Liberty. are ranged tho like
nesses Of all the Presidents from Washing.
ton 10 Grant. Above are the Centennial
buildings. Bunker Hill monument. etc.
q. N. Brown-A small Norwegian silver
coin Of 1859 also. . dime Of 1855.
James Legg-A ten-dollar note Of Hele-
na. Arkansas ; . one-dollAr note OF Nissis-
sippi Confederate scrip and q ffty-cent
shinplaster OF tho Ohio and Mobile Rail-
road Company.
j. =. Peck-Mexicsn quarter. 1861.
J. II. Johnson-A collection Of thirteen
copper coins. somo Of them very rare and
valuable. They range In dates from 1901
up. aud are Of both foreign and United
States coinage.
coNNuSicArioSs
Were now read from the Executive Fourth
Of July Committees ~ both Virginia and
Gold Hill, inviting the Pioneer Society TO
take part in the celebration and procession
at either place. They were duly received
aud PLACED IN file.
On motion, ID was agreed that inssmuch
- the society did not especially belong to
either place. but 10 the country at large.
1t could not consistently favor either
place by parading In either procession a.
. Society. Many Of the members belong
TO other organizations which will probably
parade ON that day. II was therefore
agreed to instruct the Secretary 10 respond
b. these invitations. respectfully declining
the same for the reasons set forth.
A communication from Frank Kenyon
% the Lyon County Ti@s. Was read. in-
closing . receipted bill for $50 for adver-
Using the recent picnic Of the Society. lie
asked the Society to accept of the same
with his compliments and best wishes for
It's success and prosperity. On melton,
the communication was received. placed
on file. and . vote Of thanks unanimously
returned to Mr.. Kenyon for his kind con-
siieration. and gentlemanly courtesy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Under tho head Of Food Of Society"
President TAYLOR. JuJyo Aud, W. ID. @.
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SA ~ ;n~i,s,ion
.],snns.i -sarv,ri .pI NAL. \ few we'll.
49,, ,.m,,l. n.r,i,.,, ,o ,bs oecasion.
M n ~ Gil.an sl.o m..le . Few re-
u,,. .%.iI;n. a. .,,sn,ion oi ,hs society
49, ~ o., d., ,ha ns,, ANIMAL election
Co. ae,.~r. ~ar,S ,.Is Mac. nndsr M,
ca,s,i,n,;a, an ,he 7th of .july NEXT. a
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