Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-06-01
HURRAH FOR THE FOURTH!
Carson Will CeIebrate---The First
Time Since 1856.

filed with citizens last night wht
were anxious to move in the mat;el
of celebrating. as it should be, thu
Fourth of July, and lay plans fol
the reception of our guests.
t. r. Hofer was elected Chairman,
Mr.. VIM. Hy Doane, Secretary and
Bullion & Exchange Bank Treas
urer.
The following dispatch was sent to
Virginia City for the purpose OF
interesting Storey countyln the affair;
To Chairman Fourth of July Com
: mittee, Virginia City, Nev:-The
citizens of Ormsby county, one and
all, unite in sending the citizens of
Storey county an invitation to join
them in celebrating the Fourth of
July in Carson City, on which coca
sion a reunion of the Seventeenth
District of the G.. A. r. will be held,
and it is expected that the Governor
will order the State militia to an en-
campment at this point It will be
the grandest celebration ever held in
Nevada, and we hope the citizens of
sister county will accept our invita-
ton. I. Z. HoFER,
Chairman M
Junior Vice Commander of Cal
G. H. Boskowitz, then addressed the
meeting and urged activity on the
part of all, promising the best cele
bration Carson ever saw.
The Court Room was packed al
most to sutfocation, and everybody
had some good plan to suggest.
\ subscription Est was opened,
and inside of Is minutes over $500
was guaranteed the find This is
merely a starter, but shows a spirit
of generosity and the existance of
desire to come to the front with the
necessary funds. The Finance Com
mittee will 60 among the business
men and secure all the capital posi-
be in order that our guests may be
well received
Committees were appointed as fol
lows, and they immediately got to
work after the meeting adjourned.
Gov. Colcord Chairman, Evan Will
liams, S L Lee, D L Bliss, F J Me-
Cullough, Sam Longabaugh, J ?
Woodbury., John Wagner, t Demp-
sey, A NJ Ardery, H NJ erington,
G A Tyrell, S ? Davis, E J Parkin-
son, C t Bliss, w H Botsford, S G.
Wright, G T Mills, c II Delkna p, S
& Day, NJ r Elstner, . Gree, j T
Jones, L L Elrod, P B Ellis, T Coffin
] D Torreyson, W L Woody, Joe
Platt, Gilbert Briggs, ? Ii Petersen,
D Kersey, G w Richard, G F
Ford, j E Mcdonald, T. 2 zahr;e..io
Al Hotter, c E Bray, S Sunancrfield,
J Il Martin E NJ Reynolds.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. Livington Chairman, M Cohn,
P Woodbury., Hume Yerington, A
Cohn, VIM Kinney, G c Bryson G
Sam Longabaugh, G Fl Meyers, L II
Bell, G H Kelly, Jacob Muller.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
For the purpose Of visiting Reno,
Virginia City, Gold Hill, Genoa and
Dayton:
C. H. Colburn Chairman, J + Egg
an, G I Mills, H. Rosenbrock, r
Grimmon, j d Kersey, Gilbert
Briggs.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
T. R. Hofer Chairman, j p Wood
bury, J Z Jones, Sardis Summerfeld
G Fl Meyers, t J Mccullough, G 7
Mills.
AUDITING COMMITTEE.
G c Thaxter Chairman, VIM Hy
Doane, ] W Holbrook.
This morning the Visiting Com
mittee will leave for Virginia and as
rapidly as possible visit other towns
il reach of Carson.
good report is expected of them,
as they are deeply interested in their
work
Geo. Hark was elected Marshall Of
the day aud the meeting adjourned
to meet next Tuesday night. The |
APPEAL hopes everyone will lend a
willing hand and bury the Ratchet in |
all petty spites.
81. 81. Springm eyer extends gen
eral invitation to the public to come
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