Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-28

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Robt Healy VIZ Carne Mr. Tucker
J M Hunt
ASocIAI. VIcroRY.-As we correctly
anticipated, the Socials Of Virginia
beat the Silver Stars of Carson in the
second match game yesterday, played
upon the grounds Of the Silver Stars at
Carson. The game was witnessed by
a large assemblage Of spectators, both
ladies and gentlemen, and being we'll
contested, much interest was mani
tested In the result. The Socials came
back home on the evening train and
marched through c street, Virginia.
with their heads up and evidently feel
Ing particularly gay over their tri-
umph. We understand that the third
and last game. deciding the champion
ship, and which Is to be the proud pos
SCISSOR of the much coveted champion
bat, will be played at Virginia In about
two weeks from now. The Silver Stars
last evening at Carson fired off a grand
salute with cannon In honor Of the vic
tory Of the Socials, and in token o. their
determination not to be beaten next
time, although they Of course will.
The Register gives the following sym
pathetic account Of yesterdays game !:
i'The second game OF base ball for the
championship OF Nevada took place in
this city Yesterday between the Social
Club Of Virginia and the Silver Stars
Of Carson-the latter having Won the
first game on the 18th instant. on the
grounds of the former at Virginia.
Each club has lost a game on Its W
ground, the Socials having won here
Yesterday. The score stood 90 for the
Socials to A for the Silver Stars, but
the figures show the Silver Stars to be
the best batters by about II to and
the best catchers by 8 toe. The latter
also play the most liberal game, but
lack endurance. or the Silver Star
Club one of the best players was Ill
and scarcely able to be upon the
ground /; another was suffering from a
Sranulated eye-lid, and Captain Jim
Finney 1.-THE best player In the Club.
II not In the State) had a pepper closed
in the early part Of the game. Com
plants were very general among
fookers-on that the decisions Of the
Umpire were against the Silver Stars,
and that they were In some instances
martial, With all these disadvantages
che Club was beaten only six runs"
The REGISTER, however, forgets to mem
ton the disadvantages the Sociais
were laboring under In this game
about Bailey's sore toe, Motifs touch
Of the cholera morbus, kleupiers
sprained wrist, Daniels headache,
Atchison's sour stomach, Cheverias
lame ear, Gains bruised heel. the dis
tressingly tight boots worn by, Quite
yenos. or Pratt's raging toothaciie.
All of them were also more or less con-
sumptiye.
Su.xy Bu1LprSes.-We learn from
the Enterprise of this morning that in
accordance with the instructions OF the
Virginia Board of Aldermen, Chief Of
Police Downey, Chief Malone, Of the
Fire Department, and MIR. L. Cronin'
builder. yesterday made an examina-
tIon of the large brick building on
South C street, occupied by Daniel
O'Connell, dealer in groceries n
nroylsions, aud also OF the brick build.
mo ON b street, between Union and
TAYLOR streets, and found both to be In
an unsafe condition. 1t Is their
opinion that the buildings should oe
pulled down. They say there are
other buildings in a condition nearly
as dangerous as those they we're Ill
rected to inspect. A heavy earthquake
shock would no doubt bring down a
number of buildings about town that
have long been known to be shaEy.
HAsaNAS's DAY.-For some reason
or other, which we have never heard
or seen satisfactorily explained. Friday
has been set apart and popularity con
adhered an "unlucky day." and espec,
ially as "hangman's day." All lega'
candidates for the hempen neck-tie are
swung or on that particular day, and
this calls to mind that to-day, Friday.
July 18th, Is the very day first fixed
anon for the hanging Of Mrs. Fair, who
Killed A. P. Crittenden. But there L
a change In the programme since nel
sentence, and now the question Is VIVA
other Friday will be finally selected
Perbaps no other Friday will be select
al In her case. Perhaps, like a cat, sh'
has has nine lives. Perhaps she vii
never be hung at all. Who knows!
CALrrouSIA ExrERT.-The Carson
REGISTER says: One Of the most expert
h,roIars whom this coast has evel
,-oSuced or been cursed with, arrived
T. tbis CITY Yesterday. He Is now only
ahont tbirty-two years Of age, yet n
~ seryed out no less than six term
N The California State Prison. IL vii
~ weli for people to secure their val
uables and keep loaded si1-snoo'ef
ready.
po,,v p LEKYAeE.-The Gold Hill
n,iI. at the lower end Of town, Is shu
down at present in order to repair
MIA, the head of which was so badl!
csscred and leaking as to necesSitat
nsw one In its place. AT the Peta
luna mill, two leaky boilers are oe'n.
repeired, and We hear compia'nt :
leaky boilers at several otnee NH ~
down the canyon. Something In tn
water Is said to affect the boilers.
ANOTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., found
al upon a goodly degree Of fact, say
chat a certain well-known member Q
the topographic faternisy viii tS,moT
row evening, at st. Johns Churei
"a ~ The altar one of the fair daugh
ts-s Of Gold Hill. IT'S well; IT'S en-
c~ourseing. We may be happy yet.