Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-04
CAnsoy RAcgs.-Tne races at Carson

was for q purse Of $500, entrance money
added; mile heats, best three in I'VE;
free for all horses in the State. CALI
nipper, Lex aud Glencoe wero the con-
testing horses entered. Of the race the
Carson appeal Of this morning says:
The race was by far the best con-
tested and interesting that We have ever
attended here. The horses were placed,
BY lot, in the first heat with Lex on the
outside. An excellent start was had
for the FIRST heat, Lex leading of, Glen
little colt in the rear. The horses
maintained this position to the score,
and Lex came in winner in l:5l2-
STAYING" tune for the sage brush.
The second heat was n virtual repetition
of the irst, Lex winning in l:j2. The
third heat saw TIE horses start as be-
fore, Lex holding the lead to the ell
trance Of the home stretch where CALI
nipper Tapped him. passed him, and
came through the polls, two full lengths
ahead, Glencoe bringing up the rear.
Time, l,533. Glencoe, by consent Of
the judges, was withdrawn before tue
fourth heat which Gallinipper ven in
l:56}, as he did the fifth and race in
1854.
Disadvantage Bryarly, the miner
whose back was broken by an omnibus
upsettins accident near Piper's Opera
House on the evening of July LIST, died
at Virginia last evening. Almost total
paralysis Of his limbs from the small OF
his back down, was the result OF the in
Jury to his spine, and although he
seemed at one time TO be recovering n
little, yet under the most skillful treat
ment of his surgeon, DR.. CT burne, the
patient gradually sunk until death came.
He has suffered little or no pain
throughout, as morphine has been free
" injected into his flesh across his bow
els from one hip to the other, every day.
This had the effect to deaden and quiet
all pain. Mr.. Bryarly WAS II miner en-
ployed in the Hale l. Norcross mine be-
fore the sad accident which resulted in
his death, and was q member Of the
Miners Union. He WAS q native Of
Philadelphia, unmarried, and about
forty years of age. He will be buried
under the auspices of the Miners Union,
1T 3 o'clock this afternoon.
ANOTHER RAILROAD AccIDEST.-Ru-
mors were quite prevalent this morning
Of q railroad accident, by which several
persons were killed or injured. Capt.
c. c. Warner, agent of the Pacific
Union Express Company, at Virginia,
informed US this morning that he had
received a dispatch from Reno, to the
effect that a collision had occurred be-
tween 2 and 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon, near Verdi, between a construc-
ton and q special train. No further
particulars. The passenger train was
delayed, so that 1t did not arrive at Reno
until 8 o'clock in the evening, and the
a did n o arrive at Virginia until
nearly IL o'clock. The river boats
failed to connect with the cars yester-
day ut Sacramento, therefore no San
Francisco papers got through.
SABBATH SCHOOL PIcSIc.-The Sab
bath schools connected with st. Johns
Church, Gold Hill, and St. Paurs
Church, Virginia, will unite in their
annual picnic tomorrow. The schools
will meet at 8 o'clock A. N. at st. PauIs
Church, when, after al hour pleasantly
spent in singing, they will proceed to
the large building at the entrance OF
the Gould & Curry tunnel, where prep
arations have been made for giving the
children a good time. The parents Of
the scholars, and all friends Of the
school, are cordially invited to attend.
ANY persons who may desire to contrib
ute fruit or provisions for the dinner,
will please send their contributions to
St. Paul's Church before 0 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Boxiyo Up HoRArlo.-The fine, large
portrait of Horatio Seymour which was
suspended in Theatre Hall, Gold Hill,
on the occasion Of the recent Democrat
ic Convention, was boxed up yesterday
morning by Mr.. Nye, mot Senator
Nye, but carpenter Nye who always has
an eye to b~usiness) and seut down to
be used BY the Democratic State Con-
vention now progressing at Carson.
Horstio is very liable to be boxed about
considerably before the Presidential
canvass 10 over. He will be finally
boxed up next November, and sent to
the great political tomb near the head
waters Of Salt River, together with the
other defunct remains Of the Democratic
party.
GRAND MArIyEE.-For the special &C.
eommodation of ladies, children, tami-
lies, and those people Of Virginia, Gold
Hill and vicinity who cannot make 1t
convenient to attend theater in the
evening, n grand matinee will be given
at Piper's Opera House tomorrow alter
noon. Mr.. Charles Wheatleigh, the
great comedian, will appear in some OF
his best representations, supported ny
the talented dramatic company now
performing at that popular place OF
amusement.
THr BANNER WARD. - Some OF the
strrring patriots of the Second Ward
Gold Hill, file their objections to the
First Ward, Virginia, or the First Ward,
COLD hill, oltucE VI sho'a, N"
banner at the coming election, as giving
the largest Union vote in proportion to
their population, Of any other ward OF
precinct in the county. The Second
Ward claims that banner and don
mean to be eucbred out OF Il either
Bully for the Second Ward.
Ar rae CouSry HospIrAL.-There are
bu. Ave patients at the County Hospital
a. the present time, and two OF these
are sick prisoners from the county jail
There ha, been no greater number fora
month or NO.. 1t appears that, nov
that the hospital is being conducted a..
rectly by the County Commissioners, II
10 by no means 80 we'll pa,ronized as
formerly.
ANOTHER UxIoS RALLr.-A grand
Union mass meeting will be held to-
morrow evening on C street, Virginia,
in front of the International Hotel,
Hon. Thomas Fitch will address the
meeting, favoring the loyal and true
with n of his most pleasing and inter
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