Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

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Tho public spiri,sd citizens Of the State
Capital had determined to celebrate the
glorious Fourth in . manner betting the
inspiring memories Of the day. and they
succeeded so we'll that Of the thousands
who yesterday visited Capon there il not
one who did no. thoroughly enjoy the
occasion. The railroad company, in order
10 place the means Of reaching Carson
within tho reach Of all. reduced their rates
to and from tho city TO . merely nominal
price. and the result WAS that from Vir-
GINA. Gold Hill and Reno. and indeed
from all points along the line Of the rail.
road. hundreds Of sxcursionists foeked to
Carson. There was room enough. and .
cordial welcome. for all. in the city OF
gardens. The good people Of tho capital
had made ample preparations to receive
and entertain their guests, and nothing
was wanting that could add to the attrao-
tons Of the day or TO the thorough enjoy
msnt Of the pleasnre-seekers.
RECEIVING TIE n
1t was . little after 10 O'Clock when the
train bearing the Washington Guard and
a.. w..hin,,o, Gp.rd Rand. with n large
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Virginia, cam TO q pause ~ he u.Po' IN
| Carson. Tho Carson Guard were drawn
up In line on Carson street to receive
them. and the platform at the station was
,broneei with ~citizeus who had gathered
~ yrset ,he visitors from the Comstsck. |
~ - J;e,c,I, an thiek w,s the crowd
s,i.es .As u.. III a. occ..ion.l hsbv ear
-.i.h .nns.,cJ Al Intervals ala not
.lass 49, pggs rs,,ls,i,iss of ths psjr..
.a Ara, nnm.ro,s military eyoiu.
,uian. whoi,s mxs,srions to ne eve Of tbe
s.ns.a. a. csr.on and Warrington
G,a.Js ,o,med In lima az march. and pre-
csisI Inv the hand. took up their positions
on the extreme right Of the procession.
THE PROCESSION.
II vasf fully II O'Clock before the process
sion began its march. II was an imposing
spectacle as II wound its way beneath the
overarehing branches OF the trees. and tho
finest ever witnessed in the streets Of Car
son. II was headed by Governor Bradley
and staff. Lieutenant Governor Adams.
Grand Marshal n. T. Swift and aids.
mounted. Then came the Washington
| Guard Band. followed by the Carson aud
Washington Guards. These formed the
| fir.t division. The Second division was
preceded by Piper's Opera House Band.
and consisted Of the Warren Hose Com
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berty Hose Company Of Gold Hill, and
The Officers OF the Day in carriages. The
Liberty Hose boys were out In full force. |
numbering about 100, and were decidedly
the feature Of the procession. The third
division was led by the Girls band Of Car.
son, the musicians dressed In white, with
blue sAshes. and drawn in . wagon draped
win nahonA, eoio,s. insy W. y, ,ho "i,.
i.,ns A. chose 10 participsto In carriages.
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DIVISION W Sihth s"ee'' Anu eAs' "e"
son. and up Carson to the New Opera
House, where the exercises Of the day were
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termaieheu anu maue 'no suiAiy seu
Die Win their cheers astncy pas'eu 'ho
Governor. That no enjoyed inc cneers
was very evident from ms ICONS Anu &c
uons. ana uloy eouiu no. ous na,o oecn
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emPuAuoAiiy 70 ~ Pypuny y. 49,
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.onlpsn 100. 80, o.. ,ha
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-b;.S ms,a .nssaIiy allied with men.
women and children.
THE GIRLS Rand.
ON tho stage. which was occupied for
tho first time. were seated the orator.
readers. and officers Of the day. and to the
rear Of them the Washington Guard band
and the Little Girls band Of Carson. This
Girls Band is a prominent institution Of
Carson. and the citizens are very. proud OF
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composed Of eight young ladies, ranging
In age from eight to fifteen years, judging
from their appearance. N lady. and one
gentleman, who acts as leader. The
pleasure Of listening to their music IL
greatly enhanced by the attractiveness OF
the young ladies, all OF whom are very
pretty. and one realizes TO some extent As
he looks upon. and listens to the execu-
ton OF, this band, what will happen when
the time comes that ladies' shall penetrate
into every department OF art. n add
their own aitractiyeness TO what u al.
ready attractive OF itself. The urls
Band OF Carson Is an Institution when
should 10 fostered, and much OF the sue
ees, VI 'no eo'ev'a.on yoese.uAy w Nv.
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their pretty iAces ON 'he STACY.
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The exercises Of the day began with the
o,..S...l p.,,.x a,olv ,.,J.r.1 no |
star spansled BANNER hhe'y i'hue'ed oy
our own Washington GUARD Band. Col |
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ohei n. " hhis' if'siuen' " so D.!'
then made n brief Introductory speech, |
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