Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-07
DAY.

COmmemOratiOn Of the Ninety.
ninth Anniversary Day Of Amer
lean Liberty-Ruby Hill Cele.
brates-Incidents Of the Day
The Fourth at Hamilton.
The Fourth of July, falling on Sun
day this year, no general celebration
was INDUCED in until the following
day. The interminable fusilade OF
firecrackers, Chinese bombs, etc., COM
menced early on Saturday night and
was continued in a desultory manner
until late on Monday night. The ju-
veniles were in their glory during the
time and had a high time with the pa
per explosives, and fortunately none
of them suffered any injury in their
amusement. Eureka made no pre-
tensions toward a celebration of the
day, but private PARTIES, enthusiastic
with patriotism, done their best to
properly observe the day. At sunrise
on Monday morning
An Anvil salute
Was fired from the front Of the Capital
saloon, on Main street, by Chris. Muir
tina and a number of others, and at
noon and evening salutes were fired
from the same place, and also by a de-
taciiment of the National Guards from
the front of the Eureka Hotel.
At 10 O'Clock the Eureka Guards
marched from their arinory on Buel
! street, presenting a fine and very sol
1inrlxy AMMAN ,.a INCA a. fhnxy nasgAl nm
Main street, OIL their way to Ruby
Hill, where they took part in the cele-
bration at that place. The company
turned ont nearly 80 men, and were
headed by the company's brass band.
playing patriotic airs. The flag re-
Gently purchased by the company in
San Frsnc.sco was used IN this occa-
-iou for the first time and added mate
rally to the appearance OF the com
pany. The Eureka
Eoois and Ladder Company
Also took part in the Ruby Hill cele-
bration, and the truck t~astefully
trimmed and the ropes manned by the
members and a number of volunteers
in full uniform. marched through
town previous to their going to the
'th. Ma $50 il"i "as aeco't'c'
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aeaJ T., a"s
1rna caiah,atian ,fRnTr iii CO. un
der the superinlendence OF the Min
ers' Union, II the procession eoIn-
poseu VI - uie,,,pet1' 'pe nn,.'aiy,
the officers of the dav marched from
tha hall of the Minarp Union throuph
the streets OF the town To North Ruby
nan uhora tha pchuoni n,ina ~ ID
ca.el. and tL.nra back 10 The hall.
where anpronrinfce exercises took Mace.
Geo W'uerru dali v.rinr Tho or,tiou
n. M. BEATTY the uoem. and Morgan
kayenaurh reading the Declaration of
Independence. Amer the exercises had
been gone through with the march to
r;u,eh' WAS COMMENCES tne Ht,neIs
and fr.nent Ia their h~eadnuar,ers.
when rho nrn,es.ion was dis,uissed
win cheer
Daring the afernoon the iuyeniles
ot io,yn who yars not ahle 70 Witness
the proGes.iou ON Ruby lin. got up
one on their own hook, and paraded
tie streets with an lmproInptn Carol
noJlae. - I.tarty frba bttIa ana,
attracted considerable attention.
Al night the
s,r.~ter,nlcaI Exhibition,
W. n,,;,o oaror,l At,ho r.sida,oo
oil Couh'y iIecorder IT, L. Ohase an eN-
tensive display of fireworks was made,
and Witnessed bv n lara number of
person. ne the h~o1seyani claimed gen
eeral attention i'm town,
The bail Of tho Epreka Guards. AT
Hirslovv,s Hail ana that nv The Orig
i mai BRASS Hand. nj Criterion Hall,
wound up The celebration. Both were
fairly attended. but the patriotism of
many cooled oil as
The Sh"ies OF Nfsnt
came on u sent many ''eu '"' W
their pedS' anu 'ne ram "n'oi ''iH
menced falling nj about 10 O'Clock, also
had a damaging eifec, to the perfect
success of the ball. Those VINO were
in attendance, however, had aSplendid
time, and dancing was continued until
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