Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

BAsE BALL.-An exciting game OF
base ball, which lastsd ovsrthree hours,
was played between the Silver Star and
Granger Baseball Clubs at Treadway's
ranch, near Carson. yesterday. Tho
Silver Stars have always heretofore got
away with the Changers without din.
Guilty, but the tables were turned this
time. and they were as badly beaten as
the Grangers werp formerly. Tho match
was for $500 o side. the Stars Of course
being greatly the favoritss. Tho score
was: Changers, 81 runs; Silver Stars.
"a. Tho trouble with the Grangers DO.
fore this was that they did not have a
good pitcher. One Of their number.
named Wheeler, took hold yesterday.
and astonished everybody by tho skill
which be displayed. AZ the clubs are
o more evenly matched, tho pros
poets for lively times between them in
the future are good.
VINO CAS BEAT Ir'-Yestsrday q mar
named Mcfarland carried sovsnty.Avs
pounds OF rock to the summit Of Mount
Davidson and back. In q hour and
thirty.eigLt minutes. On the way down
he picked up an old Dutch oven and
added II to his load. just to hold him self
level. Mcfarland Is steward Of Monu.
mentual Engine Co. No. 0, from whose
place he started on his q Q against time
yesterday. Twenty dollars was the sum
be made by his little trip. He Is Of the
opinion that he can carry sixty pounds
weight to any other man In v~irginia's
forty, and beat hlml in a similar race 10
that OF yesterday.
That RAcE.-Th raoe from Virginia
to the flagstaff on Mt. Davidson and
back, which was 10 have come OF yes
teriay between johnson. Haugh. Gilpin
and Brennan. fell through. Tho trou.
BILE seems to have been that one Of
tho men did not come up with
his coin. also that another wanted 800
yards Of q start. An immense crowd OF
people was collected on Taylor, Howard
and A streets to zee the racers start.
and the disgust was intense when II be-
came known that II would mot come on.
Rrs Ovrn.,-A COW was run over by
q locomotive neal the Gold Hill depot
at about 2 p. n. to-day. and . portion Of
her hoofs taken of. We hear frequent
complaint about the depreciation CON-
mitted by cattle that are allowed to run
at large, and as there Is q law declaring
such to DO o nuisance. II ought to DO en-
forced. II was the greatest wonder in
the world tho whole train was not
ditchtd, aud great damage done by the
accident above stated.
Annual MEETINGS. The regular an
nual meeting Of the Occidental Mill and
Mining Company will be held on the
9th Of August. and that Of tho Console
dated Gold Hill Quartz Mill and Mining
Company OH the ID Of August, each at
the respective Office Of the Company In
San Francisco. Bee official notice OF
the same in our advertising columns to-
day.
FREIour REcErrs. - The following
amounts Of freight were received at tho
Gold Hill and Virginia depots Of the
Virginia & Truckeo railroad. during the
twenty.four hours ending IL n. to-day;
Wood 40 cur loads. lumber 10, morchan-
disc, O, grain /. coal l. shingles !. salt
!, cement I, machinery l, sand l. To-
tnl. 40 car loads.
Az IMrRoxrru Foor.RAcx.-A foot.
race Of 100 yards was run on ID street.
Virginia, last evening. by Gilpin and
Brennan. The latter got away with 1t
easily.
NEw SIDEwALx.-Ths old man.trap q
a sidewalk in front Of Piper's Opera
House, Virginia. was torn mp to-day.
and replaced by q . and substantial
me-.
PERSONALS. &C. +. Kellogg returned
10 Gold Hill this morning. -. Mrs. ].
W. Noyes still continues to improve In
health and great hopes OF her recovery
are now entertained.
ORr SuIrMESr.-Thsre were shipped
over the Virginia & Truckoe Railroad
for the past ~ hours. ending al ~ n.
to-day, ~ carloads u oro, amounting
to GAG tons.
Tux signs across the streets and side
Nt-..;. r,tv .ra haino taken