Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-29
Intellectual Heads.

The following irOnical growl at the
managers Of the forthcoming celebru.
ton, is from a gentleman whose hea ,
is rs destitute Of hair as n billiard
ball; hut notwithstanding the alkali
flat on the apex of his or ni'im. he Is
truly patriotic, and especially desir-
GUS OF spreading his eagle on the
glorious fourth" We would Sug-
gest To Marshal Titus that he he as
signed to General Walsn's command
in the rear of the Modocs. Here is
the g,0wl referred to-:
EDITOR SENTINEL: In classifying
the population of our town into ui.i-
siuns to participate in the coming
celebration ri the glorious fourth"
we, the Bald Heads, feel 10th surpris-
ed and sligh,ed mat we hOuld have
ueeii Ov. Rocked. 1t is a fact beyond
cavil that we are tie intellectual por-
ton OF the worlds inhabitants, aud It
is certainly beyond our understand
ing how anything, especially such an
affair as u fourth of July Z %.eOratiOn,
Cal terminate, 10 the honor OF any
community, without US taking an I'M
pOrtant part therein. Our extreme
nIudeSty has alone prevented Us rO.n
SooAASA wv tN' ~
liberation We concluded to give the
M ttee, or Grand Marshal, this
hint, ana afford him or them the Op-
pOrtuni.y to correct All objectionable
error. BALD-PArED SAM.
A SCGGEsTIoN.-It has been sug.
gested TO us, and we indorse it AS a
good idea, that it would he we'll for
every property holder to keep at
least me barrel Of water constantly
on hand about his premises. The
Hook and Lvuder Company have a
number of buckets, but III most i'll
stances it would he impossible Tor
them to use them, particularly II the
Hose Company happens IL ne drain
ing all of the available water from
the plugs. Experience teaches that
buckets ma he nl.de Veiy effective
in the early stages OF a fire. II Will
cost but ii tritle for each business IMAM
To provide constantly a few barrels Ut
water, in the front or rear Of his estaO'
lishunen,, where they will bs easy OF
NC :ess at all times. BY this simple
means n destructive coniiA2ralinn,
sucli AS they have recently eAperiellc-
Ell at Hamilton, might DO aVerteu.
Provide barrels and Keep them nlleu.
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RETURNED. - Parson Kelly re-
turned Yesterday morning from q
missionary tour tn Mineral Hill. Pali-
SADIE, CdrIin ami ElkO. Ne preached
To the sinners in all OF those places
aud while he is not certain That he
converted any one, he Is Pretty conn
dent that he got a CORNER" on suHIe
50 tI,n f,pyI,A.f st them DENNY
Sheriff Rabbits, OF Pali>ade. the
Parsun says, occupied a front seat.
PERsoNAL.-A. Skillman. OF the
White Pine Neus, came over from
Hamilton by private conveyance yes
terday. He relates many touching
incidents of the great fire. but says
all have been temporarily provided
for and rendered as c'initortable as
possible. Mr.. Skillman's private
dwelling WAS swept away along with
the balance OF the town.
GETTING ALONG WEL"-We learn
from DR.. Chamblin, that MIR. Dobbs,
who was so terribly mashed up 10y
the recent accident in the Eureka Con
sulidated, is getting along nilcly Win
fair prospects OF ultimate recovery.
A CHANaE.-We notice that Mute
Thatcher is on duty at kellogs's Saz-
ar,c saloon, vice Clay Sims, resigned.
Mute and Ned McSorley each know
how to sling fancy drinks together III
the most tempting style.
No BErrER.-Ws regret to learn
from the Rereiue that the condition OF
Mr.. Bidleman, who was paralyze d
some time since, is not SO iaVofaDIe
AS heretofore.
PEACHES. - Peaches have maze
their apoearance in our markets. We
noticed q couple of boxes yesterday
at Viewers store. above the turner
House.
RELIaIoUs.-There will be divine
services in the District Courtroom
ut IA o'clock this evening, by the
Rev. f. &. Arnold, OF h NJ. Il.
church.
DISCONTINUED. The postofilce AZ
Exam Canyon. Elko county. a cen
Discontinued by the Postmaster ''eh-
eral.