Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-11
Sage Brush News.

Tue races at the Association
n rise, a couple of miles north Of
cwn. Yesterday afternoon, at
acted a crowd of four or five
"udred spectators. All of our
or.a faucierS, and many from
Enld Hill, Silver City, Dayton
nd Carson were on the ground,
ND ND there was horse talk enough
mrinr the day to make several
arge volumes, had it all been
AIKEN down and put in print. The
nrses entered for the main race
rore Maud Muller, Jake Bronson
Mi GRAY Eddy. Ibis race was
Or proprietor's purse of $500 and
" inside stake of $500; mile
,eats. best three in five, and to
Snje First heat Maud Miller
anne in first. Jake Bronson second
nd Gray Eddy behind. Time,
.53 second Maud Muller first,
axe Bronson second and Gray
Eddy distanced. Time, Az.
Third-Maud Muller ahead and
AXE Bronson behind. Time, . 90.
rhe ii ne given is that made by
Maud Muller. 1t is said that
ABOUT $1,000 changed hands on
he result among outsiders. The
Second race was between Tommy
6ninlan's May Fly and Thomas
Hughes Grey Eagle for S125 Il
{ide The race was won by May
Fly on the first heat, Grey Eagle
beinr distanced. Time, > 81. This
Face caused considerable merri-
hent.
LAST evening man who was
briving pair of large, brown
horses dashed furiou>ly along
South G street, and in front of the
Chapin House, where some sma |
bows were in the street, ran over a
little fellow about seven years of
lse, named Albert Van Voorhies.
rhe mln whose team struck the
bow and ran over him uttered no
warming cry to the boys, nor did
ne stop after the accident. In
stead, however, he whipped up
hnd got away as rapidly as possi-
be. The boy was picked up and
carried into the Chaplin House,
when DR.. Gates was called in to
attend him. 1t was found that no
bones were broken, but the little
fellow was much bruised about
the back and loins and his whole
system, especially the spinal ver-
Zebra, sustained Il severe concus-
sion. 1t is feared that the child is
Injured internally, as he complains
|Of pains about the midritf and
stomach. The mother of the boy
is widow who lately arrived fro n
Placerville, and is without a cent,
but she has been assured that her
| boy shall receive every attention
THE knowing ones among our
mining experts are still firm be-
lieverS in a rich deposit OF ore,
(which is said to have been devcl-
oped in the lower levels of the
Savage, and the exact extent of
which it is thought will soon lie
mate public. On the strength OF
this, Savage stock now appears to
be the favorite gamble.
BOARD OF EXAMIN Frs An eX-
animation of applicants for the
Vacant cadetship in the Naval
Academy will be held i'm the Third
Ward School-house, in this city,
on Saturday next, com nenclng at
III O'Clock A NJ. Candidates will
be examined in reading. writing,
spelling. geography, gram mar and
arithmetic, as far as the Rule OF
Three.
GONE BELOW. - George Senf,
better known as Graphv," agent
IN this city of the Western Union
telegraph Company, left last night
Tor San Francisco, where he pro-
poses to rusticate and recuperate
for time.
SOME good developments are re-
ported in the Arizona and Utah
The ore found is said to bear II
close resemblance to that of the
Baltimore Consolidated.
BULLION tSHIPM ENT. - There
We're We're shipped last night from
wells, Fargo Il Cos. office in this
city, Sl1o,244 15 in silver bars.