Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-15

avoiding crowd and getting favorable
positions for view Of the contest. All
the horses are reported in splendid con.
dition. The report that Joe Daniels is
lame is not true, and he will go with the
rest. The weather is splendid to-day.
Over 1900 thousand tickets are sold.
and probably 80. 900 people will be pres.
emit. The track is in fine condition.
Katie Pease is still the favorite, with bet.
tiers at great odds. 4 to against the rest.
The pools last night aggregated 81, 4s5
on Katie Pease. S2,227 on Stevens,
$1,055 on Joe Daniels, and 1897 on the
field.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-At 2 O'Clock
the judges struck the bell for the horses
to come for start. At this time the peo
pie were still blocking through the gates.
The grounds presented magnificent ap.
pearance. eclipsing that of the great run.
ming race of last year. All the horses
were on the track, but no scoring for the
start. Katie Pease sold at 50, 100 to
$500 on Thad Stevens. On the first
heat the horses got off we'll together.
Thad Stevens took the first three miles,
closely pursued by Katie Pease. The
last mile and heat was won by the latter.
Iime--743H. Stevens was held in by
the rider on the last mile, and came in
four lengths behind. Alpha is reported
lame.
Katie Pease wins the first heat, Joe
Daniels second and Thad Stevens third.
Time, 7:4314.
Intense excitement exists over the
great $4,000. About 10000 people are
already on the grounds and perfect
swarm is coming from the city.
Katie Pease is first choice at large
odds. Thad Stevens second and Joe
Daniels third. Probably 10000 persons
will witness the race. Already the car
riages fill the inner track. Katie Pease
sells for $1,000. Thad Stevens 1920,
field $500.
| At $50 p. IN. $4,000 people were on
the grounds. and are still coming. Katie
Pease remains the favorite in the pools,
Thad Stevens second choice and Joe
Daniels third.
Later.-Katie Pease wins the second
heat and race. Time-7:36H. Henry
second, Hardwood third, Stevens fourth
Hooking fifth and Daniels dstanced.
About two thousand people were OF
the hili-sides to the south OF the track
for free view Of the race. The gran,
stands were completely thronged also tn
! balconies OF the club house. The back
J ers of Thad Stevens were confident tina
if he was not shut out on the first hes
he would win the race. Over 800, 90
changed hands on the result.
There were many Eastern turfmen o
the ground, some Of whom bet on Tha
Stevens. Ten to twenty dollars wei
!, paid along the course for favorable pos
Z tons by the occupants of carriages.
SAN Francisco, Nov. lathe repo
that a runaway occurred on Howal
d street amongst the teams coming fro
v the race, and that one wagon was ups
!. and one man killed and another serious
y hurt. No news of the kind at the Cor
. ner's office yet. and no names given.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. A. The staem
!" Orizaba arrived to-day, with large !
Ne of passengers. After leaving Anahe
30 this morning Samuel Jaynes, Freie
Of Clerk was missing from the steam
He was last seen about 3 a. M. when
Ia. went to bed. His clothing was all in
ne state-room, and it is supposed he walk
ms overheard in his sleep or fell over by
cident, though nothing definite is know
bs He was well-known in the northern
te. central parts of the State as an officer
the old California Steam Navigat
n. Company, and long the resident agen
ife Red Bluff.
ON Los ANaELEs. Nov. IA paper il
be started at Panamint Immediately
lay the Panamint Publishing Company,
Of resented by 7. S. Harris. late Of Sa
mento. He will be assisted in the ed
Tia, rial department by D. p. Carr, late
the Carson Appeal, but now OF P'
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II! SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 14.-This mi
ing the proprietor of the Blackb
farm, George McCauley was accident
n killed by the discharge of his gun.
climbed fence near his house. and
putting his gun through with the mu
ews pointing towards him, when 1t was
ions charged, the load entering his left
they Just below the heart, resulting in hi
"a 10 slant death. "a. 80.