The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23
RAcEs.-The first races over the Car


son course this season will be run Oh
Saturday next. The entries for these
races are made as follows: For the
first race, Willie Applebee enters s. 2
Jack on the Green;" VIM Brysor
enters b. m. ''Mamonia." by Belmont;
NJ. Devall enters G. 9. 'Grey Ranger
The entries made for the second race
are. G. h.. "BundIe and Co." by Nor
folk: dam, Duces, by Bulwer; entered
lv Willie Applebee; S. h. ''kent." by
Norfolk; entered by NJ. DevaIl: Cow
ing Bros b IA. "Pillbox," by Norfolk;
dam, Ada c.; entered by Tom Cod
dington. The entries were all made
and closed last Tuesday. The track
never was in better condition than at
present. and everything pertaining to
the above races has been arranged in
such a way as to warrant a good trial
of speed and bottom. The first race
will be half mile and repeat, for a
piece of silver plate: the second. half
mile and repeat, for a proprietor's
purse of $50.
y DIsCREPANCY.-The Enterprise of
yesterday, says: Passenger and
freight trains will not run from Reno
to this city before October l, notwith-
standing the fact that the LAYING of tire
track will be completed 10 Carson in
two or three DAYS" This statement as
to time for running passenger and
freight trains regularly over the Reno
Division. is Incorrect. AS we stated.
some days since, on authOsIy of II.
NJ. I~eringtOn. Superintendent OF the
V. and T. Railroad. trains will be run
II ag regularly over the road between
Reno and Virginia CITY by the 10Th or
9oth of September. We know of no
reason 10 70 back on that understand
ing, believing that the Superintendent
has the best means of knowing the *
act time when regular trains will be
started.
RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS AT GoLD
HILL.-The Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company have nearly com
ple.ed a large freight and passenger
depot at Gold Hill. says the Enter
prise. the dimensions of which are 10
feet in length by 30 in width, All of
the ground between the spur track and
the old Yellow Jacket works has been
lereled off. making perhaps the best
depot location to be found anywhere
in the vicinity of Mount Davidson.
The company have also opened up a
new street leading from Nam street to
the depot. which we presume will bear
the name of Railroad street.
MI>ING.-A company of experts
from San Francisco have relocated an
old claim on Clear Creek, near the
Ciyote mill. which they are working.
having a force of men taking ont rock.
The rock taken from the mine ASSAYS
well, and promises to yield good ore.
The company is called the Carson
Consolidated, and the members are
confident of striking a good thing.
They have purchased the land on
which the Cavote mill stands. and
should the rock warrant it, will build
n quartz mill and enter into active
operation.
\ PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL Rigbv's
mill, on Wednesday last, VIM. Plum
ke.t, while engaged in managing a
brake attached to a log truck. had his
leg broken and ankle fractured.
About fifteen minutes afterwards. an
other man undertook to manage the
same truck, and he also met with an
accident. by the breaking of his shout i
der blade. DIR. Lee was summoned
to render surgical aid to Mr.. Plunkett {
AT. the mill. while the latter was
brought into town.
JoBBING.-Dick Mi.ts, who is run :
ming the tin shop opposite Johu .
meat market. is doing a good
business in the tinSmith business, re-
pumps. putting in water pipes, !
and doing all other work in his line. l
secured the services of a COM l.
oetent workman, he can now attend to 4
work that may be wanted, at |
short notice. i
FALSE ALARM.-An alarm of fire was )
on Wednesday evening which q
be false. The fire companies q
urncd ont hut no fire could be found. =
Some drunken fellows coming down a
King street saw the noon rising, and n
imagined it was a fire; they yelled C
most Justify and an alarm was sounded. h
Nobody hurt. q
PAT HURLEY CAPTURED.-The noto- a
ious Pat Hurley alias Moses boucher, p
vas captured in San Francisco, on
night. Chief Crowley
to Governor Denver of d