Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-29


BLEs AND THEIR OwNERs.-Chauncey
Hoffman. proprietor Of the track. owns
Agate, Norfolk colt; Jim Orndorff.
rrifle. roam PAGER Silver Heels, long
heated PAGER aud Chicken. iron gray
trotter ; Il. L. Fox, Jim Cook, trotter,
and Overland Pat, runner; Jack Con-
merry. Bundle-and-Go; West George,
Nettle George, thoroughbred running
mare ; Hal Clayton, Bots dare; w.
McBrien. Jordan. sorrel running
horse ; Mission Bell. --,s orrel
mare ; Kellogg OF Gold Hill. Oregon
Sis; Breed Of Reno, Oregon Jake.
very large dun ; Johnny Riorden Of
Virginia, Kent, runner; Hank Smith
and Billy Bridges, Hank Smith mare;
Martin Of Virginia. Gen. Grant. light
dun trotter; Doc. Benton Of Carson,
Gray OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES appeal.
. THE TURr.-We extract from the
Carson appeal tho following summary
OF yesterdays races at that place :
Carson City Jockey Club Course, Oc-
tober 2S, ls73.-Two mile and repeat
trotting race, tor a purse of $500, to-
wit Oregon Jake, l l; Jim Cook. 2
9; Joe Damon. dr.: Time, 5.2l, D %.
Society's purse OF $3.50, three-quarters
of a mile dash. free for all horses:
Overland Pat. /; Jordan, 2; Agate,
3; Time. l:lSS. The following is a
list of entries tor to-day's races: Mat.
Been enters Chicken :" Jake Winnie,
~. n. Damon :" Jas. Martin, Gen
eral Grant" Race free for all horses
that have never beaten three minutes.
Purse $3.50. There will also be u two
mile aud repeat race. Purse 900.
WINTER CLornINa.-Cohn & Isaacs,
the gentlemanly and accommodating
clothing dealers at No. 10 South c
street, Virgins, invite their patrons
and the public generally to call on
them and examine II OF the finest
stocks Of ready made gents furnishing
goods ever brought to this market.
Anything needed from the finest dress
or business suit Of the latest and most
fashionable styles, to a rubber coat or
Winter al at the lowest living rates.
Call aud see for yourselves.
WHERE To BUY.-Persons in need Of
boots or shoes will find the Metropol-
itau Boot and Shoe Store, nearly OPP
posite the Postoffice, In Virgiuia City,
lust the place where they can get a
very superior article at reasonable
prices. Nj. Noltemeier Is an old hand
at the business, and never fails to suit
bis customers. His stock Is very large
aud varied, and has been selected with
special reference to the wants OF this
community. Give him a call.
New BUSINESS EsTABLIsHMENr.-Mr.
o. II. Gallop, formerly Of Washoe
City, is moving into the store in the
Maynard building. formerly occupied
by Reinstein &c Co. He intends to
keep cigars, tobacco, cutlery. etc. MIR.
Gallop Is all old-timer aud very clever
gentleman. We trust that he will
meet with n good degree Of success in
his new business venture.
INFORMATION WANTED. Galland
Kains wishes to know the whereabouts
OF Frank Rains, formerly of Kentucky.
Parties who can furnish any informa-
ton concerning the missing man are
requested to communicate with Mr..
Kains by letter. Postoflce address,
Virginia City, care Of Hugh Brady.
Sonoma papers copy advertisement.
Orr II TRAcK.-The locomotive
Nevada, attached to the 6 o'clock
westward bound freight train go, of
the track at the Baltic switch last
evening, together with a number OF
fiat cars. The latter were put back
on the track again In a short time, but
the locomotive remained of all night.
PIONEER BALI.-We return thanks
to the Committee OF Arrangements for
complimentary tickets to the grand
hall 10 be given by the Pacific Coast
Pioneers at Odd Fellows Hall. Vir-
pinia CITY or Friday evening next. in
honor of the admission Of Nevada into
the Union.
MrrEoRoLooIcAL.-During most OF
the day the sky has been overcast.
The weather, Notwithstanding, has
been mild and pleasant with premone-
tary indications OF a storm. The Their
mometer at midday Indicated a tem-
perature Of 50 degrees In the shade.
ATRUIsA.-A friend of ours remarks
after the style Of the Danbury Ne'es
man, that the most enjoyable moment
in a mans life Is when he pulls oil a
pair Of new boots which he has been
trying Intellectually to "break in,"
and puts on his old ones again.
STOCKS. = The stock market was
strong to-day. The whole number Of
shares Of mining stock which changed
hands at the morning session Of the
Board aggregated 2 $500. The aggre-
gate transactions amounted to $4,000.