Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-19

The big race against time was rep
resented here in advance, yesterday,
says the Carson appeal Of this morIl-
ing, by the principal parties-J. NJ.
Daniels and Jim Orndorf-who came
down to look ut the track, and scan
vass matters" "kentuck says that
he will win, sure; and OH the contrary,
quite the reverse, Orndorff says he
will beat the redoubtable representa-
tive of the Dark and bloody Ground"
One side or the other will quit talking
so much OH the back seats by the mid
die Of Sunday afternoon; for by that
time Taylor will either have busted
Jim out Of his half . thousand or
caused the Daniels family to feel five
hundred dollars poorer. The race Is
"on" this pop, sure.
PpEK's OPERA HOUSE. = GREAT
CoMBlNEn ATTRACTION TosNIGHT. =
The Davenport Brothers will give
another of their truly wonderful and
mysterious seances tonight, they hay-
ing returned from Carson, and In adj
dition the entire dramatic company,
including Joe Murphy and wife, Sue
Robinson, and all will appear IN the
best and most varied entertainment
ever given at that theatre. See dis
tributed programmes. Notwithstand-
ing all this great and heavily expen-
sive combined attraction, there will be
no extra charge for admission. "CiR-
derella will be the principal play
given in the dramatic part Of the ell
tertainment.
G%RAvITATED. A wagon heavily
freighted with Imperial ore, destined
for the mill of that company in lower
Gold Hill. came to a sudden and uneN-
pected halt about noon yesterday,
opposite the Gold Hill Foundry. The
hind axle broke. causing the after part
Of the load to g%rayitate. Simon Ogg,
one of our most estimable citizens,
was proprietor Of the wagon. and on
our approaching him to offer con-
dolence for his misfortune he quietly
observed: 1.-The Lord has been very
good to us teamsteS the past winter,
and I suppose | ought not to complain;
but | wish he had put a little more
strength into that hind axle"
The GREAT RACE TOMORROW
The weather bids fair to be propitiors
for Johnny Faylor's great race against
time over the Carson course to-mor-
row 1t will positively take place.
however. rain or shine, as Faylor's
time Is limited, and he has to go East
ut once to ride \ great race there. A
special excursion train goes down in
the morning and back in the evening.
For time of start and return, and also
all other particulars relative to the
famous race, see advertisement In all
other column.
MINING patents have been received
at the United States Land Office, Car
son City, Nevada, for the following
claims, viz: Buckeye Gold and Silver
Mining Company's claim OH Eureka
Lode Montana Company's claim,
Humboldt County, and will be deiiv-
cred upon surrender Of the duplicate
Receivers receipts.
A Coop TIME.-The fourth annual
ball of Virginia Circle. +. B., night
before last, ut Athletic Hall, Virginia,
was well attended, and all the joyous
ua~rticiDants had one Of the most enjoy
able times imaginable. The music was
excellent, the hall handsomely deco
rated. and the whole affair we'll mail
aged, as usual.
NEw DuMp.-The Gould Il Curry
Company are building a large, sub
stantial new dump neal their ID street
hosting works, OH the line OF the rail-
| road. for better convenience II the
future transportation of their ore to
| mills.
ENR-pRor FoUNp.-Jake White, the
popular omnibus driver, picked up u
cold mounted jet ear-drop, three or
four days ago in his bus, belonging to
a lady in Gold Hill, whose name he
does not know. She can find 1t at this
office.
TINE CHANGED.-IIaving concluded
not to come until after Lent, Madame
Urso, the talented and famous violin
list. will appear at Piper's Opera
House, Virginia, April 18th and 2'th'
and ut Carson OH the 18th.
PLANS ExAMrNEp.-T The Orphans
Home Board ut Carson having exam;
ined the plans submitted, have them
now under consideration, and VIII
,.l.o 6,ol action -SYrurRa the same ri
their meeting nsxt Monday.
EVERY description Of plain and orna'
mental sewing, ~executsd at tiie rooms
Of the Grover and BSkerS M. 20.