The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13
FALL RACEs.-A. K. Lamb, well

has leased the Carson Race Course 70
the Fall races, and will at once Sc
about organizing a good and respous:.
bic club and putting the track anc
stables in thorough repair. preparatory
for a grand meeting some time in Oc-
tober. Liberal purses will tie offered
and everything conducted on the
dead square," so that every horse
will go in and come out on his merit,
and every man can back his own
judgment without fear of tricks. This
is as it should be. The intention is to
select a good man for P~resident-one
who has sound judgment and great
firmnesS, n to conduct the six DAYS
races in strict accordance with the es-
tablished and approved rules of the
turf. If any rider attempt a trick or
10 throw oft a race he will be at once
n forever forbidden the track. Good
stables will be provided on the grounds
of h course, and no expense will be
spared TO make the meeting a success
full and satisfactory one. Put your
horses in training.
School MATTERs.-The school meet
ing on Tuesday evening appeared to
have been forgotten by our citizens,
although it vas advertised in the Reg
lister. 4 few of our citizens met i'm the
schoOlhouse and organized by elect
ing Capt. b. II. Meder as Chairman
and Judge X. X. Parkinson Secretary.
On motion of III. 5. Mason, b. II. Me
der, John G. Fox and Peter Cava.
naugh, Sr., were elected a committee
!, 10 investigate all matters connected
with the building of a schoolhouse-|
the expense, style and material-and
report at the Text meeting. T. ID. Ed
wards was elected a committee to re-
port on the school law with reference
To the levy of a tax. IL. ). Mason Mas
chosen To report on the annual amount
10 be collected 10y such taxi of ! per-
cent. on motion the meeting ad-
.iourned 10 Tuesday next, at the Dis
trIct Courtroom, at 5 O'Clock p. III.
y CLUE.-Lyman Frisbie. who went
over to Washoe Valley the day after
Miles Wing and Bob Cavanaugh were
robbed by footpads, to look for the
tracks of the robbers, thinks he has a
clue to n of the guilty parties. He
says one of he parties left a track
showing that the great toe and the one
next to il were joined by a web out to
the nail. Lyman say there Is a man
living in the vicinity of the spot where
the robbery occurred who was ''born
in Missouri. reared in Arkansas. and
lived several Years in Oregon:" hence.
he concludes that this "web foot"
made the track seen where the depre-
dation was committed.
B. B.-The Silver Star Base Bal
Club of this city has accepted the
challenge of the Socials of VIRGINS to
play for the championship of the 1
State, two best in three. and the first
game will he PLAYED at Virginia on 5
Saturday ext The Silver Stars name I
the following nine for the game: Dav, :
first base: Deuel, third base: E!dridge,
pitcher; Finney. second base: Sharp,
left field; Burgesser, catcher; Parkin I
son. center field: MandIebaum. short
stop: Swift. right field, and Mara for
first substitute. The second game
will probably be played in this city. :
MILLINERY.-Mrs. r. F. Brooks gives
notice this morning that she has To-
Gated at No. AZ South Carson street T
next DOR to the dry goods store of .
- SilC 10 z
pared to do all kinds of millinery
work and dress making and has for
sale cheap all kinds of millinery goods,
hats, bonnetS, etc. She offers her
present stock of goods at very how
prices, in order to make room for a I
large stock of Fall goods. Ladies'
would do well to give her a call.
MUTUAL RELIEF.-L. S. Greenlaw.
of Empire City, Superintendent of u
Public Instruction for Ormsby county,,
has been appointed special agent for
Nevada of the California Mutual Ben II
eft Association-a California and Ne "
vada organization on the life insurance -
principle. The objects. advantages Z
and modus operandi of becoming a :
member will shortly be advertised in
the Register.
A HIGH OLD WEDDING.-A wedding L
took place at the residence of Merrill :
w. Wheeler, Justice of the Peace for =
Douglas county, high up on the noun :,
tain side near Melville, on Sundav
last, between W loving hearts, each
of which has been pulsating for up
ward Of fifty ~years-hence, we call it =
"a high old wedding" We did not n
learn the names of the loving couple, y
whence they came. .
ADJoURNED.-The Supreme Court =
Yesterday adjourned for the term. =
The next term will on tho q