Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-03
THE COMING FouRrH.-ThiS

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our last issue before the glorious ami
vcrSary of our national birthday, and
we again call attention to the fact that
but one day now i~ntcrveues between
Il, and it. our citizens were some
what tardv in taking steps to prepare
for its proper observance, giving those
who are to take part but little time for
due preparation. But hat MAS lack
j II in time has been made up III Tel
gv. and The day will be celebrated as
never before III the history OF Eureka.
The committee OF The citizens has been
most active III getting all things in
readiness and the procession Will be
one OF the finest on TIE coast. We UNI
derstand that they Will have the route
of the procession we'll sFrinhled the
mi .ht before to keep down the dust. SO
that it will 10: be Gi>a-reeablc. Let
all turn out and enjoy the holiday,
which. of all others. Americans Ought
to observe. Let oar furnaces for n
day ic shut down, %our~tore> and shops
closed for one day. and LEI us see what
We ca, do i'll the way of celebrating.
After the procession the exercises i'll
the hall wili take place, ami we hope
to see it we'll filled. The Declaration
will hc read by K. NJ. Beatty, then the
poem Ivy Miss Alice Naur, andlhcnth2
Grafton ny D.. j.. BaiiN. all varied by
,hu>i' no.h Noea' an" "hs'i"'iiN'i''i
~ III '"i'i IA
.=>o' i'dS''i'''" '"e
oppressive heat, the New MaGlalen
Was last ui-h, presented to an average
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Gus dramatiGat!oii, saW ana he1fd 'ile
best production Vet given Ivy the COM
,,uv Mis- N,nn,. rendition Of tho
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thfiIii'i9 Story N"i tit eNytl's''i u
the closing ACT. reSei'to'e> ~ lilc Stn-
eii' l'a''itS ~" '''tc ca - i''tt
Iaieti''h' ''iiu Mt''t' - '"''>''' I'm -
81 me ''l"'i'''Ic N''''' -h'tFH N.'''.'>
t;,n,v ,nj none INT , tini.hrI artisra
ever made a success in the inipcr>pnl-
ton OF the difficult ro.c. Miss II 4,
VI 10 "a,ia,ni i,,;j ~ ~
her a~,.u4np.i5n OF Tie character.
Although sac has reared 50 many
wrll-rarncd hurelS. She i. sill g her
inr , trc,h harvest of them in her tour
on the Pacific. Coast. Isabel Naur.aS
t;rlce Ra,ellu.y. enacted tha, charag-
ter il a splendid manner This lady
po.>nssn uununsiionuLIn drau,,tit.
tkli.anj IN every MARI that She n,,,r,s
i'm whlch the opt''ortunity offers. her
,ninl thn,-h. t%.hlinr AMI cul,iv,tnI
u,r]lIi"rucn always Iis,l,rs y n,rfnc,
syuln1lhy and 1--we of Inc ART. .Iuli-
mn ,rav-,, The ranra,cnfatj,o of f},n
Established Church. was very Sa.i~f}r.
tory from his first 4Ut..ee in the nr,-
loai,n mill tho curtain dropreI auron
lin. final act. n. interest of HE aiiIi-
senr. in hin, v,S ,1,inly d.arn,hln
Fin. ,,i,t.. n,xc n,,irr,l Satist,rtiao To
MI and will st-uI :, repniition. To.
morrow ni,'ht lin Yam iNinEi'." viii
lie produced. owin~ Ia The hall To-
nishtS nrrformanEn win hn @ivon
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TIE CoMtr.-The streets wore dot
u;,,
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ilN' night hunting up the comet. Al
Enough il is now to be plainly observed
vtb nv. n,L., 49, u., - ,ha
" N'A'" We many Oh 'n'N'
pill nno .nr ,h ~ 10, ~
enau. \ pair of good field glasses
Drii-N it cut very clear, tail and all.
o. - t."n's !" me zeai.i oile'''
beside the come, ~ ~, nh, !,
magnitude. which il seem onry Inv + l.
Md of = nou,.rfJ ,,,,s -, n .,,
Easily be f,Ind IN nhsa,,;,,, ,ha 81
Rowing direr;innS: ExtnnI , Iinn trn,,
An, iunr;inn nf ~, hn,nJi"'n ~" ..L ="
r Win rs I,I,. ,hrn'urh tio ~
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