Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
LATE TElEsRAMs.
The BanSuss-0sssrai sheridan
The ARairs ef Weodviiie-Aaesh.
or Csnpauy IN Trouble.

er Ce@pauy II Trouble.
SAN FsAxcrsco, October l4.-The ban
quet 70 General Sheridan, at the Palace
Hotel, Is now in full blast. About 200
guests IRE present. including officers Of
the regulars and volunteers. civil digni-
taries and prominent citizens. Tho
great dining hall Ia handsomely decorat-
cd. and everything IL passing OF In the
most satisfactory manner.
The disafscted stockholders OF the
woodville mine held another meeting
this evening; $4,000 shares were repre-
scented. and IL Is intended to secure 3d.
600, which will give the requisite two
thirds to change the Directory. A Com
mittee Of Three-consisting OF Messrs.
Crossman. Mather and Curtis-were ap-
pointed to procure legal advice before
proceeding further.
Trouble In mining companies seems
to DO epidemic. Tho stockholders OF
the Golden Chariot held Q meeting to-
night, at which $4,000 shares were rep
resented, and q resolution was passed
TO appoint q Committee OF Five to In
quire into tho management OF tho mine.
rhs yorsheru district Fair.
MARYsvrLLE, October. 1i.-M 10
o'clock this morning tho stock on exhibit
ton was paradsd for an hour. making
q very favorable display. Premiums
viii DO awarded to.mo.fow. nn
mense crown gaInoreu ~ 'n' raeo ua
to witness the races to-aay. ihe glanu
stand was anu sen,e'es " y,.y
description i,neu .he 'iaSh on ~
side ior ah eign'u .. alu" Nm
nouneemen. .nas ,nS .as' U u"ni, t.c,
howaiu. IoPe anu .v w. m.o,Ss
haa the ense. " '""s'"s "' P''p
rom -. Iam,a. ,,,,, 40, for Nav n
TO-, se",ns IT., r.,
- ana S9 iiopo NV, NJ .r,s;Ja
,nsiue, hop' ss .h.. ~, ay.v Will
IN 'no ','u uanA ~ 49," ~ Nav
~, .sa, anu :, ian "s ,hs d,rm and
nm o ~. ss.,,.J Sown ~ hsr vorl
as.u ~ Sr.. turn. Mesntime.
Wn.. Jsam ahsaJ anil took ths nois nm
NV .nJ ,rottod swav rom ths
others q couple OF lengths ireat zen
IN Iiana ,xo l.n,ths ,beaa Of Nav
% iiopo hs,Iv,;ia no,s IN ,L;s
my pa's =. ,aaL.J ~. .;,sa az ~
position, and II looked LOT uno rs IL
Hopo would get the heat but to tho
chagrin OF his hackers he left his feet,
and May caught him on the far turn.
Around to tho three-quarter they wont
nose and nose. Down the stretch May
drew away. and passed under The string
two lengths ahead Of Hope, and Ireat
eight lengths behind. Time-2Z7A.
May now sold ut $40 TO 81 for the field.
Tho second heat was almost o repeti-
ton Of the first. Nay broke on the
lower turn, Hope passing her and lead
ing mp the stretch. May caught and
passed him at the hall. coming homo
winner Of the heat, with Hope second
and Treat third. Time-228H.
In the third heat May left her feet for
a time on the turn, Troat taking the lead
in passing the quarter. May then
lapped him, and they went round tho
turn neck and neck, Hope third. May
took the heat and race, Treat bong soc.
ond and Hope third. Hope took second
money.
The second race was n match race for
$50 a side for tho PAGERS Prince and
Montague. II was the most exciting
race Of tho season, and moro money
changed hands On IL than on any other
. Iaee. IIince rs eariiSgo nsrss'
NJ. ~ ,sd . san..,;or axsrr aim.
~ - w.n, ~ . 80. To- go, a,o
~ -.s ,.Ian srom Az. hr,ov MI n,t IN
40 m an nm anil snsnr;sed ali Inv
~. ..sJ n.~m.n.. T., go n.
was trained and won the three last Of
seven heats, winning q large amount OF
money for his hackers. who had bought
him for a song in the pools. On Tues.
day Of this week no created another scr
Woniacye wa, sIso sbut ont the samo
heat. In the match to-day Montague
was the favorite before tho start, at $40
to Sl5. Dennison drove Prince and
McClelland was up behind Montague.
Prince carried on tho coin.