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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

At an early hour this morning We
had the pleasure Of paying q visit to
the Association Race Track, situated
about two miles north OF Virginia
City. At the race track house we fell
In with John Rosenbrock, the proprie-
tor thereof, who has provided his hos
telry with every accommodation re-
auired by man or beast. After dis
patching an excellent cup of coffee
and a porterhouse steak, we sailed
forth TO take a look at the track, which
ia in splendid condition, being as level
as a house-ioor and absolutely free
| from dust. We saw the running
horses Kent aud Sagebrush exercised.
| The first named Is a sorrel, owned by
John Rlorden. Sagebrush, the other,
Is owned by Dick Allen. Both anil
mails worked well.
Trotters.
The grey gelding owned BY Abe Edg-
ington, Is showing excellent speed,
but has no record. He Is q noble
looking animal, Is six years old and
weighs 1850 pounds. He 10 being
handled by Mr.. Mooney. Brown Dick
Is a mate to Peanuts, both Of which
are owned by Hank Mitchell. Both
are looking remarkably we'll. Pea.
nuts Is a bay gelding, moves powerful
aud shows great speed for an animal
of his size, Weighing only $50 pounds.
He has a record In California Of 2:S6,
and when trotted It Is anticipated that
he will make the time Of Ills record.
lie is also handled by MI. Mooney.
The Ocean Boy, a sorrel gelding own
ed By Putnam, Is being trained by an
Eastern jockey. He Is a fine looking
animal, six years old aud weighs 1000
pounds. He Is In excellent condition.
Has no record, but shows some fine
bursts Of speed. Clarkson, n bay geld
ing owned by John Rosenbrock. shows
great spirit and speed. He will trot
In the race next Saturday. Hemen-
way was out exercising a bay geldlng
called Bob, and known Is kibby,
which, for an old horse, made remark
ably good time. The sorrel gelding
owne,l by Hon. l.. L. Fox Of Gold
Hill. entered for the purse on Satur-
day was not. on the track this morn
Ing. A grey gelding owned by Mrs.
Wiley, we understand, Is undergoing
a thorough course Of training for Sat.
urday's races. Gen. Battermsn and
Mr.. Requa, both Of whom have fine
double teams, will probably trot OH
Saturday for u purse Of 800.
It Is anticipated that the sweep
stake race which takes place on Satur-
day next will be a very exciting one,
as all tho horses entered thus tar are
evenly matched.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
Eureka Items.
From the Sentinel Of Sept. so.l

A row occurred In Franks saloon
night before last between Ed. Brown
and Frank La Mott, during which the
latter drew an ordinary sized com.
binstion pocket knife and inflicted
fonr or Ave severe cuts iipo1 his an,
tasonlst. The difficulty grew out ofa
ds6t of none due from one to the
other. and would have no doubt re.
suited fatally to Brown but for the cir
cumstancc OF the knife intercepting a
rib when a blow was inflicted on tlle
breast, DR.. CummiGgs dressed the
wounds. and the injured MAJ was on
the street Yesterday. La Mott was
taken IN custody. and will have his
examination before Judge Gates To-
day.
Pacific Railroad went into effect yes
terday. The trains will hereafter
meet at Reno at lilo A. N. This Will
make some little difference In the time
of the arrival aud departure of trains
at Palisade, though We do not know
the exact figures. The railroad com.
many don't advertise In the Sentinel
sny more, for the simple reason that
we sometimes take occasion to tell the
managers how Internally mean they
treat their patrons and the public gen.
orally. "a.
w. L. Pritchard shipped yesterday
for the Richmond Company 10, 900
nounds of bullion ; for thes Eureka
Consolidated, 60 lao pounds, and for
the Hoosac, 21,5i1 pounds. Total,
1881 COL pounds. 900. ssstS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
Reese River Items.
,[F1om ,ho Rcreille. september soil

lFrom the HcVclue, oepteHocI wi
There Is virtue In printers Ink !
JEFF. Hull lost his milk account book
and made tic fact known through the
columns of the Rereiie. VIM. Wat
sons boy fell Off a bank, on to a wood
pile andEft right Oh top'of the book,
Il having probably bcen'thrown there
bysomebody who evidently considur-
ed it ynlusless. JEFF. said If he had
not advertised that boy never would
have even Thought Of going up ON that
bank. a., ..g g.! g .:l :
Wells, Fargo s. Co. have offered 9
reward Of ak, hundred dollars t$20o
for eachl forthe arrest and conviction
ofgthel parties who robbed tile stage
and fifled tiieir express box OH Satur-
day night:last. ,Sz:s-ia=; -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ltrrcIAL TO 4 GOLD ML DAILY Hsws.]
ION ESrlo IMTELLioE NOE



NEW York, Oct. IA dispatch
from Fort klamath dated yesterday,
says that Capt. Jack and his five 1850
ciates win b hanged on Friday morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock, sharp, and to-day
the carpenters drive the frst nail IN
the structure that 10 being erected to
meet the requirements Of tho sentence.
They will DO suspended from ono
beam and at given signal will swing
Into eternity together. The execu-
tion will 10 public, to allow the kla-
maths and netghboring Indians a full
view Of tho manner In which the law
Of the United States Is meted out to
transgressnrs.
The Government and the Suspension
OF Jay Cook and others
CHICAGO, October "A Washington
special says i: In reply to inquiries this
evening, Secretary Richardson reiter-
ated his former statement, that he be-
lieyes the Government will not loose q
dollar In con sequence Of the failure OF
Clews, 6 Co., or Clews, Habicht q
Co.; that q few thousand dollars may
possibly b. lest thereby, but he thinks
the indications are that the company
will pay all It's debh; furthermore, II
Jay Cooke & Co, pay even IS per cent.
he believes the Government, which
stands In the position 81 a preferred
creditor, will not lose anything BY
the failure OF the First Nation
al Bank In THIS city. No pro-
position OF ompromise has yet
been made by Jay Cooke s. Co.,
through tho Receiver Of the First Ma
tional Bank to the Treasury Depart
ment, but Judge Richardson says IL
Cooke & Co. will pay 90 per cent.
cash with interest bearing rates ior
one, two and three years Tor tue IT,
mainder Of the co mpany's indebted
ness, as has been r reported Will be their
proposition for sett cement, all will be
well. especially, so far as the oVern'
ment Il concerned in the First Nation.
al Bank Of Washing, ON, and 1t Is prob
able the latter conesr q will be able to
pay all Its indebtednt ss. As to the al
fairs of the Syndicate Mr.. Richardson
says they will not be directly distnr'
bed by the failure Of Jay Cooke 9
Co., though 1t Is though { possible tna'
the result Of the flnaI sial panic 10
this country may retard' the sales o.
our new bonds In foreign countries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
re 100000,
D,vidod into 70, 900 Cash Gins. win be disirih-
utsd by lot among the ticket.holdcrs- the mum;
bars Oh the tickets TO DO drawn rom ore wheei
nv blind children, and the gins from another.
list OF FIT

Total, 1900 Gins. all Cash..-.-......$l.co.ooo
The distribution win no positiyc, whether al
the tickets are sold or not, and the l2,cC gItss
ali bald In proportion TO the tickets sold5all
untold tickets being destroyed AZ at the flrst
and Second Concerts, and not represented IN
the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS
| Whole tickets. $50: Halves. $?5; Tenths, or
each coupon, IS: Eleven Whole Tickets Tor
Sy0O: 22H Tickets for 81 1000; 1l3. Whole TICK
az k5yOOO: a27 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No
disc oupt on less than 600 worth Of Tickets at q
The unparalleled success OF. the Third Gh
conccrt A. well a. the katislaction given BY tho
Flint and Second, makes It only necessary 10
announco the Fourth to insure the prompt sale
~ eyery ticket. The Fourth Gin Concert VIII
he Conducted IN all it, details IKE inc Tniro'
and uII particu lars may be learned from sircn.
isrs' which will he sent free from THIS omeeto
ali who who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for rale and az orders ae'
comnsnicd by the moneY promptly flled. lid
ersi Terms given to those who buy to sell again.
THOs. z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Lis;sIy. Ky; s pnsl sa aiSSary
Of the GIT cG Building. Louisville. Ky.
II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

BL~popfo6cALrio 1ND -Hlm.-When N. +
w.n,,, IN, ,;.,i. snoxn and ysrv popular Gold
NV mn a,,.s,., Ia. ,ho s.sant snd ingenious
m.n,s..,o.., =, atm, dealers threatening to sell
.,o,n,nr a. loss nan cost or saving that their
49, :. ,ho hos, In ths coun,ry. he merely
s,ook - LA Ma 'sm,ia IN %snfIise his genial
alioMs son NJ. "on,ia yonhyr r,nnlIng INC
coHnuenaaSv ~ ~ + e. T,boe He tyTirls his
CAIN suI,ass y. .nad rsmsyt. NThat's not
m hn.Ins.s Hss. Gentlemen come and trade with
me, anu MneI ivy Ice and cn home every way
no, goo rI,s 81 't then thew win the better under.
sVt"nd whom to trade with hereafter" Waller
calls particular attention TO his extensiSS NOE
81 new 5000; Ley Ttnets 'G ~ nv ov,n tenor NJ
All. oa' matv. att WI sste goods chesp.
MS way seihnR seoN' N~NNTg
wuirr ~rIrRcr,Lrs powpEn. Although but
,a.on, ,n,,od,c,on into our mines, this
81 tee'". 800, nr,non,,o -.nccs.,tI
| and ia already In general use, taking precedence
| over all other powder. IL explosive force If
fully IS per cent. greater than thst o. any Stne.
srSn" oT A. least $4,000 4 yeaf is efcctcd In
| ihs mines Of Inc Constock alone. The Xxx
| Hercules Is the strongest powder In use for hard
rock blsstinr. for boWldefs and for use In water.
The No. Q ~ equally effective for all medium
| hard rock, and much superior to any other pow.
| der OF that class. Tney arc ooth reauiIy TX
| ploded with tho nsuAl cap when properly al
lusted to tho fuse. The White Hercules Powder
can be obtained at tho hasdwar store OF Bitipor
b Co, Gold Hill. ~
Box1ns' MANSION GrT ENTERTAINER
Nrf.naAyss-Hon. WmSThpmpson, msn.sei
ofths aeosesamsd IN : ~, =
tAAk tmseoe OF e nos I'll " ~ ~
tVaU@A19dfaN1nk0 ~ prfzss N luii. on tns
~ spsc - snt.ststnr0.nt from nnhSe
yfnd w1SndfaW .no sn'cnhn hsns nn.sssss
Investment. rslspns WY nase ~ II =.
sS1S,s 70 am. @ TO s he ssonts. or send tSsru.Sy
NAH "a Ne Thompsoa. Franktcwn, Wasaes
valley, when their money will be refunded,
We 6~elfardSfhis. b tneT only Entertainment OIL
| ths FIND thusfar which has paid dollar for dollar,
Nr-TIhsso ertainly acted Very honorably In hli
Connection With the enterprise, -.
IT., com Hr1n souA1a-By resson Of III
$3.50, n. aoh Hin mIpes In,
--S-Ss..,.rs, ,h..s,,c. of tcrpsichorcar
J,1s.." o.s,s..2s, Crh !.
soeisa s9,oe gl,sn " ,e ny fyHi nnder The In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
WESTERN Disc ATCHES
r,p.c,II TO rux ooLp HILL DAILY xEws..
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Died Suddenly-Fled II an Arrest
Bribed-Gold and Gre Saibacks.

Died Buddenly-Fled Il Ssn ATTEST
Brtbed-G0ld and Gre S1iDacks-
SAN Francisco, October 3-l p. NJ
Patrick Kelley, a bar-ks' sper on the
corner OF Marke. and Bait, ny streets
died suddenly In his saloon yesterday
evening. Tho cause Of his;
unknown. 4CsS
One Of tho mates or the ship Sum-
rise, who fed from this city, was
heard from yesterday In Nevada.
Measures have been taken TO secure
him. Members Of the crew now say
they have been bribed to gay no more
about the matter. M
Gold, ll0T@1lo5; gre abssks'
unchanged. 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
SECOND DIsPA. CCH
Will sail-Grain Shipments Harteo
E.st-wul Leeture-The \ todoes
Tho Safe ;" Crssker"-En ecs OF
the Panic.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2-3 P. NJ
The Saranac will probably sal i 10
Honolulu on Saturday next. 1t !
believed the British gun boat Tm 'do'
has gone there although her desl Ina
ton wa stated to be Mexican port ..
It Is reported that ]. Friedlal We
has secured all the extra tonnage q
the Oregon Steamship Company # o.
Portland, for grain at the rate Of 81
ton.
The New York detectives start, y
East with Irving, the confessed Natl !;
an murderer today.
A. B. Meacham, ex.Indian Superin
tehdant aud Modoo Peace Commits
Toner, lectures tonight on the history
OF the Modocs and the war down 10
the time OF the murder Of Gen. Csnby
and Mr.. Thomas.
No intlmstion has been received that
the sentence of the Court martial
against Capt. JACK ana MS companions
will DO stayed. Tomorrow is the day
fixed for their execution.
Several merchants and dealers In
safes werc at the City Hall to-day. in
speeding the assortment Of burglars
tools that were found In the possession
Of William F. Ensign. They declared
them to be very superior articles. but
several Of tho Instruments puzzled
them greatly. His wife and daughter
called to see him. He still asserts
that he will be able to show that no
entered the store where be was cangbs
with a perfect legitimate objes in
view. af'l
The panic East has had h depressing
effect on the wheat market b ere, but
It Is already rallying slightly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

FAIR CoNcERT AND BsILL-The
Good remplar's entertainment opened
In Odd Fcllows' new hall. Virginia
City. this afternoon. We understand
that 1t will be continued his evening
and Tomorrow, closing Tonight with
q grand ball. .or
Presentation. c. G. Stevenson's
eldest son, with his far oily arrived n,
Gold Hill from the Z; ST. day before
yesterday.
EvIxHe ScBooL.-Pofss sor Cfvuwsll hs'
| opened Al evening school a the public schoo
buihiAg IN Gold Hin. ID n Sosstons from = Y
8 ?. y. Psrtons dssiriAx distinctions IN tn
EnElisl branches viii d. , we'll TO avail them
sslves Of the present OPP Htunity. Terms rea
sonahls. tlr selS1m
An EXTENDED PorrlA nrr.-Eaehye year and
| Browns Bronchial Tfoe' Ne IN nav localities Il
| various parts OF lie world. For relieving
! Coughs, Colds. and tn coat Diseases, the Trc
ches have been prored reliable
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02

The panic East has had h depressing
effect on the wheat market b ere, but
1t Is already rallying slightly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-02
wEpNEsDAY, December 3. 1873.

WEDNESDAY, December 3, 1873.
Only Sixty Thousand Tickets will be sold,
ronesn Market. thus leaving only $4,000 fl talc
in the United States. where 100, 600 were dis.
posed 81 for the Third Concert. The tickets
are divided inio ten coupons or paIts; and nave
on their back the scheme Will n full cxplana-
ton Of the mode OF drawing.
Al this concert. which will, be inc granaest
tho unprecedented rum OF .
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-04

o1"c WhVn Uilc ptopie Cdlle Oub, anu
they let me 60, and | waited to see
the crowd pass, and Jack, when
she and her father came along, |
felt all Of a heap, and just stood
still and looked right at them, and
she looked right straight in my face
and never stopped, and she's forgot
me, and Pm going back to Cali
fornia." Here poor Charley COW
cred his face with his hands and
broke down.
"Hold on, did you get shaved
to-dayr''
''Pretty much all over"
"The tonsorial operation may
have altered your IDENTIFY
He lifted his face up, and agleam
Of hope flashed over his features.
| took down the photograph and
led him to the glass.
"See there. Look on this picture
and on that"
"I-don't-think- shall 90
back to the Flat tomorrow. What
shall | do?"
Interval for reflection.
"Was your address on the card?"
"Yes, st. Nicholas"
"Just You stay here tonight,
and we'll have a chat, and see if
they don't call tomorrow or write.
Perhaps there is "a letter thele now"
"By Jove, you're right. Let's
go and see, right Off"
"Do take it quietly. Idon't ex-
pect any such thing"
"But | do. Will you come, for
if you won't iii go alone"
Up he got. and noIens voIens, /
was obliged to accompany him, for
| feared that he might do some
thing rash in his frenzy. We or
rived at the St. Nicholas, and sure
enough a letter awaited him, with
N. K. monogrsmized on the fold.
He opened it, and read as follows:
"Wednesday evening, Gramercy
Square My Dear Mr. Despard -
| am SO glad you have come
Could it have been you | saw at the
Academy? 1t was not a bit like
you, and yet think it was. Please
call soon. Ever yours,
"NELLIE KEMBLE."
Charley yelled, "She signs her.
self Ever yours" and wanted to
shout for the crowd; but a happier
thought struck him, and before |
knew what he was up to he leaped
on to the box Of a carriage and
went up broadway in the same
style he used to steer his team
among the stumps and boulders Of
the California wllds. I followed
HIM in another with the coachman,
and in due time found Charley's
trap in charge OF an astonished
darkey at the abode of his lady
love.
| came away then. Below you
have the latest news from the scene
of action:
DEsPARD-KEMBLE AT the
Of the BRIDES father, jan
uary 16, by Rev. George Newton,
D. D., Charles Despard, late Of
Green Flat, California, to Miss
Nellie Kemble, only daughter of
Thomas Kemble, Of Gramercy Park,
New York.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-04

"IIard up? You don't look
like it,"
"No. Got half a million to my
credit with Clews?"
"Woman?'
eyes, and she's the best little
woman in the world-at least |
thought she was" And here the
other kid glove burst up iii most
decided manner.
"Now, see here you have come
to q professional man, and if you
want solace and advice make a
clean breast of it, and tell me all
your story"
"Well, then, you know my last
letter to you was from Green Flat,
the one with the photo"
"Yes, I got it. There you are,
over the mantle-piece, in the cos
tune OF tile perlOd."
"That mine turned out a real
good thing. We washed out about
twenty thousand in two months,
and then we got rid of the concern
to q 'Friscan company at . million
and half, SO | am pretty happy
that way"
"Glad to hear it. But about her
ladyship. .
"Well, when the thing was done,
and the money at the First Nation
al, we all went off to the bay, and
Irish Ned got shot one night. He
lived just long enough to make his
will, and split his share between me
and old Tom Norris"
81 regret the untimely departure |
of Irish Ned, but | congratulate
you that be was able to dispose OF
his property satisfactorily. But the
lady"
"I'm q comm to her. There was
a lot Of legal foolin' after Ned's
death about the inquest and the
probate Of his will, and I got tired |
Of loafng at Frisco, 50 | made
tracks up country and had look |
around the Flat. That was rather
worse in the way of poison, so one
morning ! went and took Bucker
out OF the corral, hitched him up,
got on top, and set off for q slash
ing gallop. All of a sudden took
a notion I'd never seen the Yosem-
ite valley, and, as it wasn't much
of a ride from the Flat, | went
right on. Bucker and | got along
tirst-rate, and we were down to the
foot of the Centres trail just after
sundown two days sfterward."
"Here the romance commences.
Go on, | begin to see fight"
"There wasn't much to te seen
there, can tell you. Those high
cliffs and those big trees cut it
rough on sunshine. Why, | nearly
rode over her before I saw what |
was doing"
"Her?"
ayes; she was lying in a bundle
ia the middle Of the road, and only
Bucker SHED or we'd have given
her loofs and no mistake"
"Her? Who? Was it an In
toxicated Injun squawP"
Here Charley buNt into cursory
remarks which | shall not repeat,
and then went on:
"No, the darlingest, dearest
little atom Of feminine humanity
that ever claimed the assistance Of
mortal man."
"Bravo! Encore! SO you did
not pass BY on the other side, like
the man who fell among thieves p
"No, got of and tied Bucker
to tree, and then picked her up"
"What did she say? This is be-
coming dramatic"
"She didn't ay nothing. She
was in a faint, and all over mud"
81 pardon your grsmmer. But
what did you do?"
"Well, 1 took a chaw, and then
! went down to the river aud filed
my hat with water, and splashed it
right in her face.'
"What did she say to thatP"
"She said 'Oh!"
"Don't wonder much. What
nextP"
"Well, / thought she might have