The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-08
the FoUarH OF JULY.
How the National Anniversary Was
Celebrated AT Cherry Creek.

Main street was n~aildsOhiely uScoAdIeu
with evergreens, AMI a profus.on Of
hunting aoated from every 1ag-pole,
ho ides the smaller flags with which
every bu ,iness house aud many pri-
vate re sidenres were decorate l.. BY
10 o'clock most OF the people Of ESan
AMI Star Hill had come into town.
THE BRocEs Sion.
At IL o'clock the procession was
forme | in front of Nevada Hall by
Grand Marshal William son and his
ail.. A. +. Barriek, Ross HUMPHREYS
and james Guilford, in the folio wing
order Carriage, containing Judge
Oqonnor, President Of the Day; Hon.
O. IL. Grey, Orator; j. II. Lander,
E,o.. Reader Of the Declaration OF In
dependence, and Capt. Bell, Poet.
Music. Then followed Col. Baker
Post, q. A. r., Car OF State, with the
Gold IS OF Liberty, Miss Annie Stem
stro II, and thirty eight gayly at,ire1
little Misses, representing and bearing
the days Of the different States. The
car vas beautifully decorated and ra-
hected much credit on the members
of the committee who designed and
equipped it. L. II. Cannon had i'm
mediate charge OF the little ones, and
he looked every inch a pater flmilids.
Next In line came the Miners Union,
who Represented the bone and sinew
Of the land, Wearing the badges of
their Organization. They We're fol-
lowed 10y Cherry Creek Lodge No.
81, |. o. o. f., de"ked in the regalia
OF the Oruer. These we're followed
10y citizens in carriages and on horse
back; and lastly eame Il squadron OF
native American caValry-u,als and
female. Tn s last feature OF the pro-
ce,,lon was both unique and comical
IN the extreme.
Al IL 80 the procession moved up
Main to r street, the anvils sending
1t OIL "ith a salute. Reac iins +, II
moved on to Thompson, down that
To Central avenue, tnence down
to Main, south Main past Wearne's;
coun ermarched up Main street TO the
point o. .tarting. TIL column was
we'll handled by tbs Grand Marshal
AMI his aids, AMI moyeI along
SIN aoi.IIy without accident OF any
kind. IL was then disbanded, aud
the societ es and cilizens repaired to
the hail, to participate IN aud witness
the
LITERARY EXERCISES.
On q raised pla form, back OF the
desk were seated lle chill.
OF the Car Of > ate, with the
Goddess OF Liberty as the central
Mr.. Foulke, on behalf oil the
OF Arrangements. in,ro-
duced Judge U'Connor, the President
OF tile bay. The Judge, IN a Few we'll
and happy reiIarAs, ackn"ml-
the hon r. OF tne occdsi N. aud
proceeded To sci in motion the order oil
exercises.
..rne S.ar-Spangled Banner" was
we'll rend red by the star Hill Glee
Clu0, composed OF Messrs. oa.n Roo
erts, jos. INcnards, Joan Harris, JOS
Weoer, Jos. Dews, Wm. Argyll, aud
James Harris.
Judge Lau.Ier then came fpr yard,
AMI IN ringing accents read the Dec
laratlon ot Independence. The Judge
entered heartily mo the spirit OF MS
thenne and received well merIted ap-
piause.
Tue Glee Club sang another song,
which was he rals applaaded.
Capt. Bell being introd lcei, recited
'1he American Rag M his usual
peculiarly eloquent style
VIM. lialiJw sang, N line voice aud
with grca. patlos, .'Aiy Country lie
WAS most heartily applauded, and he
Ligni. ueser, Ell L..
Hon. U. IL. Grey then took the
speaker 5 stand and delivered the fol
loving d. atiou when aDounds in
historical rem absences and patriotic
fervor
THE GRAFTON.
LADIES AND GESrLEatS:
a iew more than Il IA dndred years ago, there
were Assem- blou nj tle tnvn ctubrao ny Oi
1 hnndsl .hIa tha Teprossntd.IN es of thirteen
SV'ohIas. Whlch constituted li5 bngilsh
spsanIng set. lsinenis oi the North american
cvlItiii ut 1t was net understood bylh poo
pic vi The CO,oniss generally thHt a DecialA-
Ia lou q, Ind pcndunco was ianniineat iVr the
suO,o oct vi u anal separation from TIA Iuo,h-r
county HAD only o5el SERIOUSLY akitateu
some sIx mon rs. 4 convention had been
he'd nj hscAt nbarg, North ChiViila, Ca
may -, 40, Wdica nuiOdncsd u decidi allun
Ot anu pend nee seYering lhS people repre-
scuted Oy tnHt cOneenl n from their nllegi-
hiieo To tho nj ISI cfa8n. Early IN lffD, tue
eOnSehtlun vi Virginia was ho,d which passed
STRONG cO,d innatUIy resolutions, looalng 10 a
Ina, srparatI IA a. til necessary rssalt UI tbs
Coarse VI the gov ut Of treat Brltinn 10
waid tue "A American eolunists. The pam. hlsts