The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-10

parties, ana VIII be STRICTLY fnlpfcFu-
RACES.-PoSters printed in several col
ors have been distributed. on which is
printed the spced programme forthe FalI
races over the Carson Course, TO com.
mence on Tuesday 22i instant. The firs1
days racing viii consist OF a grand sweep
stake race COR purse and stake OF 500, two
miles ana rcpca+. ON the second day a
trotting race, to harness. one mile and re-
peat free for al. hoses that never trotted
three minutes for Il purse of Sl2t. Also A
running race, single dash of one-half
mile, free Tor ali, for 4 purse of 500 ON
Thursday. 9th. there will be a trotting
race. free for al double teams owned in
the state, and used as such, one mile
and repeat, 10. a purse of Sl25; also run
ning race. one mile and repeat, free for
all, for a purse of Slc5. On Friday there
Will be a trOtting race, three in five to
harness, free for all, for a purse of $50.
The last days racing will constitute a
running race. three in five, free for all,
for a purse of So; also, second race, pro
prietor's purse, single dash of a mile. free
for ali beaten horses, for a purse OF so.
The rules oil the California State Agricui-
tural Society will govern all the above
races except the swecpStake race. Ten
per cent. entrance Will be added, with
three to enter and two to start, entries to
close at : p. IN. on the night before the
race with the secretary of the Nevada
state Jockey club. Some fine stock has
been entered for the above races, and we
doubt not the Fall meeting will b. a large
one, and the races fair trials OF speed and
bottom.
On THE WAR-PATH.-Two individuals
got to quarrcIing yesterday about some
trivial matter ana exchanged blows. One
fell to the ground from the force of a well
directed How Of his opponent, and when
he arose to his feet his assai!ant had
walked of a few PAGES to pick up his hat
when had been thrown of by the force
Of the conclusion. The one that was
knocked to the ground concluded he had
enough, and his assailant was convinced
that he could not strike a second blow
equal to the first and survive the shock,
so they separated.
FALL BUsINESs.-At this time the town
looks ~livelier than it did some months
ago. The drawing to n close of the sum
mer season is generally a busy time, as
people are then preparing for Winter
which is not far distant. Stoves are being
put up, wood cut up and slowed away.
houses patched up and repaired, and
everybody seems busy doing something
toward enhancing their comfort during
the Winter months,
FoREIGN VIsIToRs.-F. c. Earring
ton was in town, Yesterday. accom-
+. A. Cope. of London; II. Vogel. of
LEIPZIG, and A. Schertei, of Glasgow,
who are, as we understand, contem- :
a trip to the southern part of I
the State. for the purpose of examining !
property i'll that direction. i
LIFE.-Those DESTROYS of seeing real b
business activity, should take a walk t
up to the depot, on the arrival of the
train from Virginia AT l0:30
m. Pedestrians, omnibuse>, car =,
riages, express wagons, etc. com :.
1ined. serve to lead II to imagine !
in a city of 10000 lnhabit- ;.
IntS. >,
APPLICATIONS FOR LANDS.-The fol- b
applications were made, yester e
lay, in the State Land office, for State
ands. and the respective amount. sci il
opposite to the names, was paid to the "
Treasurer: Elizatet Edwards. :,
Posi- acres. S40l 90; w. J. U>ton. 320 p
cres, Sl6O; W. A. Cole, 320 acres, $50. C.
THE NEVADA "NINE."-The Ne II
ada "Nine" of base ballers played
nth the university Nine" of Oak es
and, on Tuesday last, and will play m
he Vallejo Club at Vallejo, CAL, to F
ay. h,
PAID IN.-The following amoun's a.
ere, yesterday, paid into the State
reasury, by the T~reasurers of the
,spective counties. viz: Humboldt, in
800; White Pine, 81, $50; Elko, $500 lOl