Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-25
rnE orExssG DAY.
Good Races aud Large At
tendance.

estefdayS attendance at the
race track was quite an astonisheI
to the management, as il vas much
larger than expected on the open
ing day.
The cattle exhibit Is net as large
as last year, as Senator Stanford's
big herd are absent, but several
very choice head OF Burk's cattle,
all prize winners, are on exhibi
ton. These cattle have all been
sold to parties in the vicinity, and
will remain after the exhibit.
John Sweeny has purchased the
famous COW "Aaggie Kathleen"
which holds place in the Ad-
yanced Registry. and is one OF the
famous mixers of the United States.
He also purchased to heifers, and
Fred Dangberg has purchased the
prize bull.
The Orphans Home also make
an interesting showing OF thorough
bred Holsteins, and the Proprietor
of the APPEAL has Saratoga"
"Black Queen" "Cosette" and
'.Espercet" on exhibition, but Gag
rsmonte" and "Sllver Brick" hav-
ing been sold are not there this
year. An attempt was made to
bring the bull .sSir Joseph Good
man." now three weeks old, to the
grounds, but he resisted being
placed on a wagon, and declined to
be driven. He will doubtless be in
a better humpr year from now
RUNNING RACE.
The first race was half-mile
dash. Agzell, PanamN Aglena,
Minnie B and Starlight entered.
After couple OF false starts they
got the word and Agzell took the
lead. Panama soon got his nose
ahead and won by a length,
Starlight coming just behind, his
rider plying his whip like a crazy
man. Bad handling on the head
Of the home stretch lost Starlight
The race. Il
TRoITING RACE.
Dandy Jim, Bones, Johny-Go-
Long and zealand were entered fer
, mile race, best three in five.
Johny-Go- Long took the lead on
he first heat, but being pressed by
lis driver left his feet, and it took
lard work to get him down again.
lie won, however, IN minutes,
mt his antics made his hackers q I
title shaky. Bones was second.
The driver was cautioned not to
ress him beyond certain gait,
rhich he followed, and then the 4
Iorse moved along with steady Z
trids and splendid action, never t
putting except when pressed by
he other horses.
He broke at the home stretch but Il
Tas pulled down and won again in
minutes. Jim second. The pool '
ow sold with the favor
e as he had demonstrated his
bility to give the others his dust T.
henever he felt Ike 1T. The u
lyorite captured the third heat in v
minutes and the crowd went Z
ONE delighted with the days
port. u
The fastest race was to Chas- u
|. Kelly's for fresh ranch eggs. o
On Wednesday there will be p
,ecial attractions, and the people :
Reno have telegraphed that all n
lslness will be suspended to en-
Die her citizens to come to the u
air. Virginia City will be down ca
full force and the Carson Valley Ct
rmers will also be there. 1t will
, large day all through and a ire In
endous crowd is expected. Let So
q business houses of Carson close wi
, and give the Fair a good start. le
THE PAVILION. III
The Pavilion is being fitted up, fic
It will rot be in full blast until re
is evening. ge
ToDAY'S PROGRAMME. Ii
Selling Purse, $3.50, of which $50 sic
second, $25 to third; for three &c
ar-olds and upwards; horses