Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-05
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE.
The First Year Of a New
Century.
HOW THE ANxIvERsAnY wAs
OBSERVED IN GOLD HILL

The Prosessios-Literary Exercises
-Oratien by Hou. John ruis-
Poem By w. q. IIyde-K. Bisn'
nerhas.sst, che Resder-A joy.
Gus Oecasiou and . Great Crowd
-Unity ct Fseiisg-Ths sptris
OF 70.
The Fourth Of July was grandly celsbrss-
ed In Gold Hill yesterday. Thedsy was ush-
cred In by the federal salute Of thirteen
guns. by the ringing Of bells and the
screaming Of whistles. The morning
opened clear aud bright. and the frst
beams Of tho sun kissed tho stars and
stripes Of Old Glory" tho flag Of our
country. which was seen flying from every
house.top In the canyon. Citizens seemed
to vie with each other In generous aud
patriotic rivalry. A more creditablo dis.
play Of bunting will not be seen for many
= year. Owing to . cooling breeze, the
weather was quito comfortable. aud each
heart was filled with pride as the flag
without q stain" ioated upon tho FREQ
breezcs Of our Western land.
At II o'clock the procession was formed
according to programme and marched
down to the Gold Hill Foundry. whore
they turned and coun termarched to tho
pavilion at the railroad depot. The order
Of the column was a. follows : Mounted
police escort. Town Marshal McCleery'
Policeman sheehan and Policeman Nut
tall. Grand Marshall Stevenson with
Assistant Marshals McMartin and
shepherd. Washington dusrd Band.
Ssrsield Guard. Liberty Engine
Company with engine. Lincoln Hose
Company. Yellow jacket Engine Com.
pany. Carriages containing tho Pres.
iient Of tho Day. orator. poet and
reader. Citizens In carriages. Drum
corps. Editorial and typographical fra
ternity Of tho Coin Hill News and repre-
sontaiiyes Of the press. Car Of State con.
tanning little girls dressed In red, white
and blue. School children accompanied
by their teachers (; all carrying flags and
banners. Citizens In carriages and on
foot. Tho second division was directed by
Aids Wheeler. Magic DAVE and Carrick.
EXERCISES.
When the procession reached the pavil.
ion tho divisions were dismissed aud tho
immense crowd entered. Tho place was
tastily decorated with flags aud various
patriotic designs. Over the rostrum were
placed the portraits Of Washington and
- -, "A. u,o,,o .noLt JIuI faithful
uraht' ahh '' "io'.o, ~" ~ ,a''"'N'
10 the memory OF ~. Ahotner amer
suspended from the ro0f bore tho words,
"July 9TH. 1877"
n..nJ ua,.h.i ateyanson i~ntroJueod
dranu Maisnnd o,eNenson in~.rou".eu
Hon. W. NJ naii' tno frcsiusht u, WV
Day. who proceeded NJ once win tho liter
ary cxercises, Theso were appropriately
1891 ly ,nrsic from ,he Wasbinyton
pIoiA,0p W "s,.. ,.SIa, H., I'm.
uuafu Daiu, ai'e. "h,en ns'.i
0rath offered . short but effective prayer.
:, America" was SUM by the school chill.
- TI,a Moderation al Independeuce
u.s. n, a. s,,Ia Ly T. nisnnsrbassctt
VA ,.Au !, rt''' r.. 80 No.. -
OF virginia wy. h'.iy ""iu W. ~
nonnced distine,ly anu the sonhhi,'ev u
10 bs congratulated upon their choice.
Tho Volunteer Glee Club, composed Of W.
a a. all. n r,.ll Sandv MsMar-
ID. U. uipson, ". a.. oIA,, nsnuy .
I'm, MAS Mrlght, miss hc"ai,h anu -
number OF others, rendered "Inc Star-
Spangled Hammer" In u way That brought
,Ia,n ,ba bons,. Tn, pocm. by w, Il,
II.I -. ,,oIi.h.1 ~uraInc,ion anil vas
iiyue' - Po." 80. s.siisn,
read IN that sent,onian usua' ',.'ue"'
manner. We publish tho poem w iu'i'
ru, ,.o,v.
n..-t
Tue tonhi oi tannoh stu ,no net'y ,'nf
~ ~ bsiis nav. .S,, ~ p,sIh ~, NJ n.,s' '"'
Ihc dsy most uehr !" eN ~ .o,n. .
Has come again. SUI Joy 'mprvms
ny W VINO vhNihf WI .nc ,'a'r . sl.,p'
80 they are foatrd tn The breeze 90 WIN
Fervsni Ahd gfa'eini hea''s eAo'a""' i"AhA
otd
Our country lire lIoni t'i,,' on ,n,s ~.
Matii a,y. Imso o,, ., ,na,n,s, nsy
m.,lns nuay upon y" .n1 naIis
lc',s Q. ,ne r,os,ssri t,".'n ~ !" aI.,n p.aJ
~ Lrrnsn : nanln, nj ,sa'I ,n,"n, anil bi,as
mns' n'is ~ ..,Is 49,
.no l.ees' wv apus a., .,ns. MI
n,vJsn. /, ,n. ~ shnSt III ,sxoiniion,
y. ..,a .,.. .h,.s IN ,baJe.noti yole
.ln.c ~ .,..., -. ~. ~, A.. o.
ma toid ine yr.ns .ns. W AL" ~"
iney r,Ihes = ,,e.uea' ~ :. .,1I ""
a Temple OF nue,,y Mn..e w. WIZ ,.,l ,..i,
oppnnrssoa ''"'o A1ee' pN.' WV"
~, ~ x.. f,... All n,.ise 10 those br.y.
r,.,. I. m, hear, ,n mi. ya.t ibnuy today
,rh., ,in.. M, feel n ,atrtot'. spl,it rise
r I'M uoes nov ,rcla nn.."old p,ory esI,d-
wunv aus 49,, a., ~. noanday .nn.
- o,,sa., = ,.Isn,a, ,hsn wh,n mi 'tw.. flung
i'n,a ~. h,.",. one hnndmJ ,esr. neo.
ianSin, ay.,iJ \ see lelu,r mo sand
~. h.s,,,i men upou Whose brows there
,c.,.
,mii,. of satisfaction as they nx
Th.,, y.x. un,n that vuod old lti which Ia
n,hs, t.,. Ibcy bnr, IN 1 iumph Ger he
nun. In..j,d ,hri, ruIIr 40 Cor, and
im,n ,,,.l IAN. What h,srt does moi rejoice
,isra An our mouptain homer should We net
y.is.
Nm, yulec. and Ioln the millions of fteemen
wno 10 law are ,.fsrlnr thA.ks 10 Him
VIVA from The MANY dsnger, Of the past
ns. ,,,siehrI our country AID Its uear oldlfsg.
without iir dimming or . single siar.
without n Flemish N ath iis sacred fold.r
Ave. IN this western land the patriots
Hnirit lives. ana honest toll 90 Il 'onert
U.art. forrso. thai tley mar z yer, nee u
rb.i, ,.ihers aid. the Tanner 0f the fnc.
~ hundr.i ,esrs Of history our n,g
NJ. a. 80, ,.iI-a ylorionr !, cord
sonng nv, Ir,m III. s,aii m marches
D., s1nr,l,l,ng mt, lrrsy-Nhiler tar
.t. ..nI,.I A, our, tubl..,.
~ ~. r.. n. m. ha,J OF our urDui lod,le,s
~ u,as. Al nan coIutsblr baiIi
u,,,i...y., nnh,rn viii r,Ise their yoires
r. Nv nerd enusc AMI guard with Jealous
G,,s INV ..rrd right, rur this our sires
.%p,Ii,t
A foreign foo uphrld that hammer which
4, prI,Jly waves o., iUcdom'r homo to day.
IT, pho..,y os srr, men ami the hone Of rlsy,s =
,vaas..., ',,,ai,Iny ar liz whom opprs.. ed,
"ueio'v. "" n, q ,yhen am, despaIr