Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-16
Yj.s'TE:ssgs.tZ't; RAGING.
Coal sia:acr an Easy victor.

0Jis EI:l:slcr M Easy S1csJ2.
The attendance at the Willows Race
Course yesterday, to witness the half
l%ncrcu>ly attended a was expected.
Although two O'Clock WIS set rs the
time of starting, nearly two hours
olaI sed before the horses were brought
out and the .jadges took their place on
the stand. Pool selling was no: at al
spirited, each horse selling ut low fig
ure.. with Eettie Moore as first choice,
and Coal Burner last. The money was
about evenly Invested, the pools aver
aging about S25 each. AMER consider
able delay the crowd adjourned to the
track and the riders were ordered up
to the stand for instructions AMI drawn
Tor position, which We're assigned in
the following O:icr: Eureka Maid.
n. Oscar Lei: fred, q. Lam rider;
Nettie Mooi1. 4. i.auTcns rider: Me-
lie, &. Foster rider; Coal Burner, Jiiu-
my Hall rider.
Dr. NJ. X. Chambi.n, W. w. Davis,
and ID. ". Mckenzie acted is judgc,;
Frank t~icaNci1iid Starter; Fred. Co.
HIaii, distance judge; JOt irlNIS, timer:
IaiicN Mel urIlcu Ri JOAN kvnIcil.
patrol .jud-c>. Everything being in
Ieauinu>S. t.4e RIDERS were ordered up
and scoring for Il starr commenced.
a lie the tHiid trial the rider OF Me-
tie. unable 20 hold the animal in, Vel
round The track. making the first half
Hahe III Loo, under Il strong pull.
he next start was more successful,
.,l tl, H., SO. 49,, 49,, - st-.I
burner tak!u. the lead and keeping it
until PASSING under the Wire; .treci.,
sccon /; Nettic Moore, third: EurcNa
.aiail, fourth; Mc;s;c, d.stauccd. Time,
Iial. Although - inmate, was the
i;nir as:ecd on between heats, there
being no rue for the race, the horses
were Eot unb!an!,e;ci i0r itii an
AoGr, which proved of nnii!rnae adj
Vantage 10 The W.rcr OF the 1ir>t heat,
~ the seqtcl showed. y start wa
finally effected, Fred. leading for
about Il dozen lengtEs, tut Coal-buru-
or, getting down TO his meal, soon
. the position, maintaining it a, be-
lore, un.ll passing the stand, winning
the race and money in two straigh.
heats. Time, 81 seconds; Fred, see
end: Eureka Maid, third; and Nettic
Moore, last.
IN Iassing the distance judge, for
some reason unknown l., Tie last named
horse flew the track, striking AGAINST
lie Judges stand. Her ride:. Charlie
laGlon>, received sl!@ht IN iuries il
Ike right leg and foot 10y coming in
contact with one OF The posts support
iug tie s,aid.
Considerable dissatisfaction was cX-
pressed On The result OF tie race, as
\ettie Moore Was confidently looked
upon as the winner, and those WHO
had purchased Coal burner at lasi
choice made Il clean up OF cons:icia-
bic coin, much To the disappointment
OF those who had a sure tllni. On the
race. After this all race, over the
course will lie under the auspices of
the Eureka Jockey club and governed
by TIE rules OF dat ~orgauiZa ION.
THE TEN-MII.E RAcE.-The Phoebe
Record is attempting TO crawl out OF
its responsibility of issuin3 Il bragga-
hocio challenge TO run i. \. bishop
against any man in the state a ten mile
loo. race, for $500 against 81 500. The
challenge beng so quickly taken up
has caused the hceoEd man To throw
up both hands and "squal." 1t now
ttti lAisit ttIt ~ tAD
Viii! the race, ani shall no. inyes; any
MONEY ON t re>tIlt." Nj rl@hJ, If
the fleet footed runner oil licche
thinks thai he can beat our MAJ he
can not commence quitting up too
soon. Man and money are ready for
him here.
w. +. foIIrIcs.-Nc stated a few
Gays ago that The Democratic Central
Committee, of While Pine. had or
,ered its primaries for September 9th,
and,llc convention for Sep:cAlber I0.h.
\ gentleman Of Hami!, on sends Us
the apr ~ortionniCnt OF deie.a.eS, ami
Requests us tC publish The same. Fol
loving arc the figures: Hamilton ),
Trcasur. city Il, Eber!.ardi ,, lan"ake
=, Robinson >, Ruby Hill /, Coid
Creek /, Pagan 5, Schcliburn =, MIN
CeH Creek :. Cherry Creek s, Nevada
district .. diamond district /, Newark
j, Mohawk canyon |, buck l.es. l.,
Spring Valley /. Total. -.
BULLION SHIPMENTS. The Rich
mohd Company yesterday shipped
1906 pounds and the iioosac Com
pany2of'-j pounds OF bullion to fali-
sade by I..lcl!ard's tc.fls.
STILL IN PRouREss.-The Powers
H,'wart habcas corpus case is sill be-
4oie Ii Court. 1t will be decided
something d. ing the present week.