The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03
THE DAILY APPEAL.

YESTERDAYS RAcEs.-The three year old
colt race yesterday, was admirably conducted
aud promptly made. Bob Lyons colt ''Top-
sey," get out of the corral yesterday morn
ing and ran off, and for that reason was with
drawn. This left but two horses to start,
viz: "Gallinipper" and "Champion.' We
never saw better start nor one which was
preceded with fewer preliminaries. In five
minutes from the time that the riders were
ordered to mount, the colts were turned,
champion" having the pole, and were
tapped off-gettiug an excellent start.
"Champion" took the lead and kept it to the
hal mile pole, where "Gallinipper" closed
with him, and passing him near the quarter
pole, came in fully three lengths ahead in
i.j7. pretty good time for three year old
on windy day. There were no delays in
making the start fer the second race, the
nass started beautifully and went neck and
neck to Ike half mile pole, where "Gal.inip-
per assert d himself again, taking the lead
and maintaining it to the score, which he
reached three or four lengths ahead, in l:59S.
SUMMARY.
Carson City Course, September ., 1868.
Nile heats, free for all three year old colts,
for a purse of $40, 20 pr cent. entrance
money allied.
Galliuipper. ....................l l
(hanil ah---- ...-..--... ..--..-
IGpSPr " lfhdrawn
lime ....... l:1I-l:394
The race set for to-day, ought to prove
his''y attractive. Il is nile heats, best
three in five for all running horses in the
Sta.e, for purse Of 500, entrance money
aided. Blood VIII tel" in this race and
HE fac. being that some ot the best stock in
shc S;..rc has been entered, a very c,osc,s
contested, spirited race may be expected.
THc JAPANESE gave their third entertain
,nen. here rs: night. Though the audience
vas not as .arce As on previous evenings, we
Judge 1t was paving enc. l. vas certainly
10 those present. The troupe 60
hence 10 Genoa, where they will perform this
f,sniHc. II they en- obtain the theater they
nil exhibit here again Tomorrow night.
TO correct statement tina, does injustice to
'Ir. L. J BALDWIN, proprietor OF the company,
IN relation to the stlary Of the performers in
he japanese Troupe, we would say that we
have seen the original contracts by which
with the statement of Mr.. Baldwin it appears
ha: four OF the performers represent the old
ia-vah-,a-kee troupe, and are filling a con-
ract for which they were paid S, 500 per
nnum coin in advance. The other twelve
ece.ve $500 per month. All expenses are
MD by the proprietor. In addition TO this
ir. Baldwin for their encouragement gires
ach one OF the company Sc per week.
ANNUAL. Co>FERENCE.-The fourth ses-
ion of the Nevada Annual Conference Of
he Methodist Church is to be held in this
Ivy daring the present week. Rev. L. Scott,
}. D, Bishop, will preside and will preach
abbath IN morning. Ministers from every part
{ the State present, and the business and
So greatly ed.fy our church going popula- :
On. The session will be opened with ser
ices peculiar TO such occasions, at GA NJ.
'-d.y, and there will be preaching this even
& at y o'clock. Sessions and services are !
be held at the Methodist Church, aud all
re invited 20 attend morning and evening.
DEMOCRATIC COyvES DemOc- 4
ICY viii meet in State Convention at the
heater to-day. Quite number Of the del
,ates arrived in town last evening. (
How A SETTLEMENT OUTGREw LAW
pe,tifagging lawyer aid manager
a new settlenent in Wisconsin, gave 4 i
ISIS ionary Of the American Sunday School
Mon the following account of a Sunday -
hool: organized the first Sunday school
this country, and ran it myself one sea-
n. We came in here early, all Americans. =
e wanted to draw in decent. illusirious
miles, and to keep out all foreigners and g
wdies. SO SAID A Sunday school will 4
.ract the folks We want, and keep others
I. 1t viii be the best and the cheapest way
blow for the sttlemPut' There was not