Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-12
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N.vad.'s eighth annual industrial e1.

Nsvada's eighth annual industrial ex.
hibi,ion is progressing finely and with
the most aattsring prospects Of success.
All parts OF the State are we'll repre-.
scented ct Reno BY both people and pro.
auctions. and the Pavilion presents .
very lively and attractive appearance.
The showing Of fruits. owing to the ia
vorsbls season. is far superior to that OF
any previous year. In both quantity and
quality. and the display Of vegetables Is
good enough for any country. showing
that Nevada 10 nowsys behind In those
material requisites Of domestic life and
prosperity. Mammoth wstsrmelons.
ponderous pumpkins and huge eabbases
are included In the showing. and also
numerous sacks Of choice grain from
Honey Lake and elsewhere. The dis
play Of fancy articles. jewelry. silver.
ware. specimens OF nssdlswork. dresses,
lacss. ribbons. etc., in the showcases Is
highly orsditabls. and there IL also .
very beautiful and valuable cabinet Of
ores. minerals and c~urfositiss to bs seen.
besides Q case OF choice samples Of boot
and shoe manufacture.
The display Of live stock Is hard to
beat. including thoroughbred horses OF
illustrious descent. horses Of all work.
draft horsss. roadsters. stations, mares,
colts, Aus thoroughbred cattle. calves.
and beef animals. French Msrino sheep,
choice swine. sto. and there are various
other attractions and objects not enu-
nsratsd. which materially add to the
interest OF the exhibition. The races.
too. constitute . by ne means inferior
feature. In fact, q Fair Of this kind
without races IL NO Fair at oil. The
chances are that as many people are at.
tractsd by the races - anything else.
At any rate, the racing at this Fair is Of
very superior and lively order. giving
eminent satisfaction in every respect,
some OF the most noted flyers In this
section participating. The two races on.
the programme OF ysstsydsy. as CON.
denssd from the Journals report. re-
suited a. follows:
The first race wal the mile and repeat
between Lakes Cousin Vic. McInnis'
Katie Keys and Brsdley's Ballot Box, Jr.
Katie Keys drew the pole. Vic second,
Ballot Box on the outside. After three
false scores they got Of, Vic ahead, Bal.
lot Box s%econi.. and Katie Keys third.
in which post .ons they stood at the out
come. Vic winning In Q gallop. Time.
l:54I. The second heat was won by
Vic, although Katie pressed him some,
Ballot Box third. Time. 1857.
The second race was the tret between
w~iuston's Lady W.. Lakes MugRins.
Duvall's Douglas. Ellis Mcclellan. and
woodburn's Woodburn. Mcclellan was
given the pole, Douglas second. Lady
". third, woodbarn fourth. Muegins
outside. Aftor several Intellectual at
tsmpts, the word was given. Lady w.
took the lead and kept II throughout,
never making o bobble. while all the
Others did mere or less running. Mug
gins being ~distanced. Mcclellan was
second, Wosdburn third. Time. 2:45H.
They got Of at the 6rst trial for the
second heat, which Lady W. won as
easily a. before. and in the better time
Of 2.42s.. Weodburn second, McClsl.
Ian third, Douglas distanced.
But In the third heat apparently .
little '.joksr" made its appearance. and
the driver OF Lady W. admitted that he
did not try to win the heat. WOODBURY.
was awarded the heat; Mcclellan third.
In the start Of this heat the sulkies Of
Mcclellan aud WOODBURY. collidsd. and
MeClellan's driver was thrown out; but
hs was active and got back on his seat,
and drove very lively the remainder Of
the heat. The time Was announced a.
2.47.
The fourth heat was won easily by the
little mare in 2:44; Mcclellan second.