Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-23
ARRIVAL. AND DHpAurUREs.


CARSON RAcES.-The first races OF
the season over the Carson Course will
come of tomorrow. The following
entries are made : For the first race,
Willie Applcbee enters :. g., Jack ON
the Green; VIM. Bryson enters b. m,
Mamonia, by Belmont; NJ. Devall en-
ters Q. e., Grey Ranger. The entries
made for the second race are, 6. h.,
Bundle and Go, by Norfolk dam,
Duces, by Bulwer. entered by Willie
Applebee 8. h., Kent. by Norfolk
entered By NJ. Devall Cowing Broth
ers' b. H., Pilbox. by Norfolk !; dam,
Ada c., entered by Tom Coddlngton.
The entries were all made and closed
last Tuesday. The Carson Register
says: The track never was In better
condition than at present, and every
thing pertaining to the above races
Ass been arranged in such n way ms to
warrant a good trial Of speed and bot.
tom. The first race will be half q
ni.e and repeat, for a piece OF silver
plate ; the second. half n mile and re-
peat, for u proprietor's purse Of sloo.
PRIZE FIGur.-A regular prize fight
Is on the docket to-day as n hrst-class
sensation throughout Gold Hill and
Virginia. 1t is to be between Bling
Williams CORNISH and John Chatham
Irish for 81, 200 a side. The time set
for it Is tomorrow, and the place OUT
OF the way of ambitious officers:
Over $40, 900 Is already bet In Gold
UII, and twice that amount Mt least
IN Virginia. The men are in splendid
condition aud are no Mace and O,Bald-
win humbugs. They mean business.
aud no doubt will bruise each other TO
their hearts content.
CARSON CoNsoLIDNrED.-The Carson
Register says: A company OF experts
from San Francisco have relocated an
old claim OH Clear Creek, near the
Csyote mill. which they are working.
having n force Of men taking out rock.
The rock taken from the mine assays
well, and promises to yield good ore.
The company 1. called the Carson Con-
solldatsd. and the members are conf
dent Of striking a good thing. They
have purchased the land on which the
Cayote mill stands. and should the
rock warrant It, will build 4 quartz
mill and enter into active operation.
A MARROW EscArE.-At the fire on
A street, Virginia, yesterday, n man
in his haste attempted to cross the
covering of All old mining shaft, just
back of the burning buildings, but the
timbers having become rotten. broke
through, letting him down to his arm
nits. He barely retained strength
enou Oh 10 saw himself from n most
fearfiil death. That shaft certainly
should be looked after at once by the
nroper authorities. US there are n num-
Ser of families living in the immeaiate
nelghborhood, and childrSn are iiaoie
to fall into it Mt any time.
PAINFUL AccIDENT.-At hiSoy $
mill, on Wednesday last, says the Car
SON Register, VIM. Plunkett, while en-
gagged In managing Il brake attached
TO q log truck. had his leg broken ana
ankle fractured. About fifteen mini
utes afterward, another man under
took to manage the same truck. and he
also met with an accident by the break
ing of his shoulder blade.
EouALIzArIoN.-As will be seen by
reference to our advertising columns.
the Town Trustees, sitting as n Board
~ Eoualization, have raised the as
sessed valuation Of taxable property In
,bj, town in several cases. and those
concerned are advised what to do In
the matter.
Rpoxrs LEe.-Frank Ayerill, at
Virginia, yesterday evening. by the
breaking of q lever with which he was
raising the body Of IN omnibus, wn.e,
he was repairing. was precipltatea
suddenly 10 the ground, breathing ooth
bones OF the right leg above the ANKLE
FIRST WARD CLUB MEErISa.-An
adjourned meeting Of tho Gold hni
First Ward Union Republican Giuo
will be held at Miners Union nan
this evening at ~ o'clock. A iull AT
tendance Is requested. See notice Ill
our advertising columns.
AssEssMESr.-At the regular MONTH
" meeting of the Hale and Norcross
Mining Company, held yesterday, an
assessment was levied Of % per share.