Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-26
TIE. CELEHssAIIOE

The committee appointed To make
the necessary arrangements for the
celebration OF the Fourth of July met
ing business:
Mr.. Chartz. from the Committee on
Music, reported having secured the
services Of the Original Eureka Brass
Band, John Moss. leader, and Sl60
was appropriated for such expense.
MIR. Douglas reported tavorablv on
the hire of carriages and the purchase
Of flags.
MIR. Chase reported the deposit of
$500 for ,hc purchase of fireworks.
Hon. ID. T.. Biily was chosen Orator
of the day: Il. Nj. Beatty, Reader, and
Rev. :. +. Kelly, Chaplain.
Miss Julia \andrrlcith was chosen
to represent the Goddess OF Liberty,
and the Secretary notified to inform
the lady of her appointment.
On motion. it was ordered that Mrs.
S. A>hi,u he appointed Il Committee of
aSne to secure h services Of the re-
quisitt number of yGunG ladies to rep
resent the different States and Ttrri.o-
ries, and an invitation is cXten led to
all the Young ladies' in " TO take
al NV 'AhI' iit q vi
The Secretary of the meeting was
notified To extend invitations TO the
Mexican WA Veterans, Masonic Or
der, O,tl Fellows Association. Good
Templar>. Ancient order of llih2rui-
ans, Fire Department. knights of hi
ver>al brotherhood, county officers.
miners, coalburucr>, public schools.
and the public generally. to participate
In the celebration OF the day. =. cold
stone WAS instructed to order Il Hay
from san Francesca, the cost no to eN-
ceod SlUO; If er which the meeting adj
j0urntd until Monday night, when
the Grand Marshal ot the Day. w. i.
Harrub, viii present the programme
Of celebration.
On \ STRIkE.-Tlle miners of Esan
Canyon and Cherry Creek appeart To be
on Il strike, 10 resist = reduction of
their wages ON four to three dollars
per day. Phil. Splain. of this place,
yesterday received atelegram on the
subject, and the S%ESTINEL. MAS also
furnished Il notice 10y telegraph. which
can he found under the head OF New
To-day The miner of that section
express Il determination To hold ont To
the bitter end against the proposed re-
uuctlol. We direct the ION of
miners to the card in our advertising
columns.
BuILpiN".-Work on the new addi.
ton To the Corner saloon building i
rapidly progressing. The wall on the
north side is up half Way the he,giltl
OS the first story, and Will so"n be
completed. The hall t. he hui,, as i
sec"i' story, the entire lctl.tii of the
Duildunr, Nil bt commenced a soon
- the extensive walls are raised. ana
Whcn il i finished the Masonic ira
ternltN Will have II" q. the large>f and
bt>t arranged places III meeting IN the
Stat.
TlIE NEWARK BA,L.-ThoSc intend
tBG to attend the ball given at Newark,
at tho Dew Drop Inn ilo.el, are remind
Cd thai i.4e affair takes place this even
ing. The 'l,st If music VIII le Iro-
vIdt'i AMI a i.,i y tinit II n'st' pa.ed,
Al excellent SUPPER viii te plpEI@rd
~ dle M cl, an accommodation iur-
ni>iied those arriving ir,lu this place.
I"H The St~FrEREH-.- u. Il. lEhihel
INFORMS Us thai hr will receive sub
eeriptiaa> in aii of the Louisiana >uf-
eercrN mil tomorrow night. lie has
olroliy collected IA handsome sum for
thelr relief, aid several have si@niiled
eh.lr Intention OF Earth I contributing
10 The laUdablc enterprise.