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The evening world., 1902-03-06
JOCKEY GEORGE doom
HAS RECLAIMED HIS NERVE.
Is Riding Brilliantly
Among New Orleans
"Rough Riders" and
Will Take His Place
in Front Rank Again.

George Odom will mo- d0HN' 7a g
IN. nrst night ~ riders ou enc
circuit this season 10 #um ..r N.,H any
thing but real ARTIST ,he -alH "f
his work Tor th. Itsf fua stetra Ute
been marrcd 10y msiiF 'r 1- ,'.'".
him from Sct'lnS good ras'sn unn's ira
thus Iess.ned his chances 90 showing bic
real ability
doom first came u'a motto" ra'-
several ycar- ago o.. N,N Orleans. u'
and Mitchell w,r. Essen ta rt prom
Using Jockeys ~ ta. 'r,s.'u. 'ftN truck
Odom came NuYth tud soon NHH POI. wNF
into the hearts OF aor-cmru ,i" had "a
beautiful pair oi bands. a i.rf..' seat
and ne wa as tender Win % har ue .
mother il with ne ..sf H... DO. rs o.
Absolutely honest ana UH Hf' fh.. o iN"
finger OF suspicion AsaInrt .im h, ''H
tinued to ride un;H the Irrigation lt'h. %
meeting came alpr- pd1m Wa iaru Al
his best and he had th- pics q 'H 'hr
good mounts
ungEinly twJ-ycar- old owned ut J"ra De-
Maadrn Turning into tN" -rf-'uH. tlHW
tried 20 squeeze through t'r' IN ~.
hole with hl- mount t.i .N" r..-
The boy wa-s picked Ig uH,H.- 'Is u
was lear,.i 'htt hts bach ".- Jog Ha"n. ltis
injuries wrr" not $50 serious uN. II VS.
a ipnx time p"fus, be. resumed bus work
In the saddl" soon I'd n.s I' 81. DO. nN.
ticed that OdOW uNl .'-. AiH urf'
Unless he got ava" .H 'ruHt VITA t's
mount hr would fak. Ht cham IT.
would loiter along h,I.rl 'I. bunch Nr
would some To- the extreme outside 10
this way he lost mnuf rH.. H' SHOT"
have Won and tNr.rr .,ts~4 pI. ing
him up when t1,N 'r"u-hi it'H hai '
chancc This tam Jiiy stayed VIII btam
all through IN, next 1naH-uH AMI 10 Ni-
not until the latter part ~ last ) "Ag
tina; ne began 20 got Hls nerve back
and do som. good work Some - H.s
riding Vas brilliant ~" showed n very
good form and began 10 take all o..
chances that earned Inn hls .nnc ~
New Orleans.
This winter pdom has u.rn 80 New
Orleans Their, u no Wuu,r ~ that
track for a jockey ~ oium th.N
but he al NOT esry 'pr iHn money
par; OF 10. He want Goo regain NIa lost
reputation. and fur that frHs,. h. Is %
the track accepting all sorts u' in'Hhis
simply for IN, prsrtbr n gives MIN
Riding At this track also Improves DIE
nerve for ~ New prlrIr- there genet !
ally gathers the NpT-i huuul pf ruu-; 20 /
riders that can h. srrapcd ra-"'N'r ~
ports from New orleans shy mat piuw I
Il riding in brilliant fashion ans that be-
has entirely recovered his unrE, II this
IL true then Ddom VIl rs-Hrn, his place I
as one Of the rrn,k rIi.rs ~ '1' .pur
try and MS services " hH mt.h tr H' /
mand
The evening world., 1902-03-06
TWO BIC BIDS FOR
TR0TT|NC RACES.
HARTFORD AND CINCINNATI
WOULD HOLD MATCHES.

7'' -" NO b.E irDttn. mairh.. ar
ranged 200 ne decided this year all at
;rt.i considerable interest - evidenced
~ 'h" offers ~ Mcssrs War.i and
Jpnr- managers al the Cn,rt,r OAK
'r''k At Hartford. and 'hc p4k.-. Park
'H" wt'r1'-
I'" '..f. * 'Na,rs offer 81 Y.r ..,r ~
%" <1i" n'i srIrd-s'arG r".,.'.s or
N r.I.". bet N'ga Tl,mt> " LARSON.
b''h.'n" Lui r. y 5Taihor,'- Lpri
l,'f'l 'Hl Enrt'm, md john S.luuc.l'.
IN" A'h't The, g..r so" owner, ~ the
% 'F-'s iI" * 80 select either ,rAcA
The evening world., 1902-03-06
WOMEN GOLFERS
DISCUSS BOSTON
HuBITEs WOULD JOIN INTER-
CITY LEAGUE.
Winter uu.In-ss Of the Links Com
pIrssd by the Leading
organizations.

TN womcn's COLI Association vii
lull II, annual meeting to-day ana he
question 81 admitting Boston tp the
lE.a' i'y league Will come up for dis
cussiou. with thit meeting over nearly
an tID big organizations will have
completed their winter business. and for
thot matter many uf IN clubs viii huy"
dom. the same.
IN Boston ard philiIcluhia. the lend
Ig cubs have -c.Zed uppu IN. most
.ttr, live ~ m" unclaimed dates OF TN.
bigger urgAuiZn tons
The evening world., 1902-03-06
A TW0-MlNUTE FIGHT.
DnIy settled ph-inn with one Good
Punch at Hartford.

HARTFORD March ely a punch a,
grrh, 'prte ana precision Tommy Dan.
m" New York hgh'cr knocked out
George rhelan. OF Lewiston. Me. In a
hshi lasting one minute and nry.scvcn
seconds TIE bout was scgcduled Tor
n'''rn rounds, and both boys Weighed
.u uf ~ pounds
\ Good -iE,d vrowd Nns pr -rri II the
National \ e. before which the nyh-
as held Genera disgust ~ tho pr'.s
tf-IT'Hi Mo expressed HI 40. sides
The evening world., 1902-03-06
NEW SWIMMING RECORD.

BOSTON. March 6.-Harry lie Moync.
the BrooklInc swimmer. last night. at
the Sportsmens Show, won another
American championship with ease. taxi
Ing the lO0-yard event In 100 i-5. which
IL i-6 seconds less than T.. q. Schaf-
fer's time. There has been doubt on the
actual American time for the distance.
Last night's record II expected 70 stand.
The evening world., 1902-03-06
YALE PLAYS COLUMBIA.
College uncLr, Teams Meet In Im-
portnut Game To-Nisht

IN" a.Ni intercollegiate aock,y
championship match viii take plac, a.,
the - Nleapn- Rink tonight between
The teams representing Yale and Co
lumbla tnlvcrSitics
Columbia has been practising stead.
..y to- retrieve herself after her defeat
by Brown, and Yale Is keyed up to tho
highest pitch In preparation for the
coming contests with Harvard The
game ought 10 DO very Interesting.
The evening world., 1902-03-06
TO CONFER WITH YALE.
Harvard Appoint. n Committee al
Three for That Purpose.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 6-The
Harvard Athletic Association has Rp-
pointed Prof l. y Hollis. j. ]. s,orrow
and w T.. I-add. '0s. committee to
confer with tho Yale committee when
the latter Is ready to discuss athletic
relations.
The evening world., 1902-03-06
Rowing clubs nnndnnI rourn.,

tas ara s'rsu "a the EaHlatu tournament a,
rs Harlem RaEins Ciut viii tas. snss t..
'-gs night on tIr ouara tar Sss Palo 4
a ans h1aiEei and TNslg -a.a.A .fss, a.,
r'fa avenue The wyaHoso and Mstwsl lillian,
All ye the sontstAnti
The evening world., 1902-03-06
Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

- years sg-rial 81 IN ais-As-. uf men Under
OLD IN GRISDLE's -c!ra'ihc treatment bleed
.ni 'Ein dissasss pains Ia the hon.., rs4 spots.
sore thtoa, and mouth. lisrrs p-infui sselllnss.
ig.tiOn. gravel. &C, arr speedily cured. Inn
ysdimrns removed Sufferers do not waste tins
Visiting less shllf1l physicians, Hsmsmber Of.D
DR GRtNDLE has a rsc0rd for marvellous eures
OFFICE OVER 20 YEARS AT III West isth st,
usiKesn Cab and Tth ayes Advice ir-~. Msdi.
cine. 81. Hour. Q 70 Q Sunday. 20 3.
The evening world., 1902-03-06
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK MEN ORLEANS.
Mts.n t-Tln entries fur tomorrow
races 1850 ~ fplluws
The evening world., 1902-03-06

Nn1tsr- ".E-iH aaH'rr..s faaf fH. p-I1ls,
'.l 'I''-1 'ls rH hi,sk H.I.H-us e.tu .~trs
'aa' at vHr, At hone. vita rl4.A 30 ana
'tH,Alugs Tor both.
The evening world., 1902-03-06

liar. Dr.riih he. s.ss-si winter a,.r.,.Y
sIih Jimmy collins that the ,aIrtEa. sUI .tr
30 Nm,-y.n League p-nu4ut al ta,t llyfl.
- Nv not p. rar is0 .Hf.
The evening world., 1902-03-06

: The second event, dash OF nix fun.
Io11n. brourht out some lively betting
Sir Christopher holding the posi-.
II e&otce at . 10 I. and Lofter well
~ Z 70 :. John q. Ford was
1oDond ~ q select few. with
The evening world., 1902-03-06

To - NJ ra's players ~ me Csiiir LEAGUE
Pa mi G"lnl~s are tol'.i f-r Ifr. '.I tls
NAilpn. 10th a. alleged q ~ Erra. btt,.
men 'Aa' runners .ul tsau'I'II n+lIsrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-11

that the assessors saw many errors in their
increased valuations and desired to make
corrections. and it believing that the citi-
zens inteests were being. prot ected, passed
the following resolution: EEk
This committee having received informa-
ton and being of the opinfOIr that the board
of assessors of the Distridt have materially
reduced the injurious and excessive assess
ment of all real estate hsretpfore made by
it and in so doing have been actuated by a
desire to-assess property at about two
thirds Of Its value, recommends that no Of
fetal action be taken by the Board of Trade
vidual hardships unavoidabk In assessments
be left for such action by, the owners of
property as they may see At to- take by APP
peal or otherwise. 3t.;rI: -se
Codifcation Of the LAWS.
The work of partial codifeation of suitable
laws to govern this District has been passed
by Congress, with many amendments sug-
gested and urged by your committee, and is
giving general satisfaction. The further
codifcation of all laws relating primarily to
this District will receive the earnest con-
sheraton of this committee recommend
that codihcation committee be retained as
one OF the boards regular committees.
The Water Supply.
The falls of the Potomac known familiar
ly as the Little Falls and the Great Falls,
are located three and fourteen miles. re-
spectively, above the city of Washington
In the extreme limit the height above
datum at Washington is about 145 feet.
Our water supply comes from this high
point, which Is just above the Great Falls,
and there flows by gravity into a conduit
nine feet In diameter, built on the left bank
or hillside Of the river, which Conducts a
portion Of the Potomac's flow into reser-
voirs giving 17o,OO0,OOO gallons daily, of
which quantity there is daily used now
about 155.Oo0,O00 gallons. 1t is estimated
that the consumption Of water to full ca
pacity of the present conduit will be
reached In 1914. A further supply will be
needed then, and to obtain 1t another con-
QUIT or the same or greater capacity will
be needed.
The Board of Trade Is requested by it's
committee to urge upon the committee of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-11
A
Queer
Law Case

The daily papers not long ago re-
ported trial case where a man sued
a medicine concern which had offer
ed hundred dollars.for a case their
remedy could not cure. 1t seems
that the man had not been cured,
though he had taken the remedy.
The defence was that he had not
taken the medicine longsenough. He
did not get his hundred dollars.
We allude to this because Vinol
does not give slippery guarantee.
We sell it on its meritssand leave
it to the user. If the user comes
back with his empty bottle and says !:
L took that bottle Of ,Vinol, and I
can't see that it did me any good"
we don't argue the matters We say,
or our clerk says, "Sorry that you
happen to be , among the fsw-here's
your dollar!" "a II
The fewl They are yerYfew-less
than one out of hundred, accord
ing to the experience.
Vinol is scientific non-secret
compound of cod liver oil greatest
medicinal food known), organic iron
iron that can be taken up into the
blood and used, and a mild table
wine. tits pleasant to take.
Our Vinlax, for constipation, is
vinoFs companion remedy, sold on
the same guarantee. ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-11

Continued on Twelfth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-11
ANNUAL REPORTS READ

CONTINUED from Tenth Page.)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22

Joe Plat has lately received q big
supply of Sunset" shoes. just the
shoe for winter. Ask to see them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
Get the Child.

Yesterday 2 writ of mandamus was
issued from the Supreme Court cit
ing Mrs. Ida Sieberst to appear before
that body Monday morning and show
why she held the custody of minor
child, The issue of a former wife of
her husband. The writ was issued at
the request of Mr. H. B. Sieberst, ia
Sher-in-iaw of the defendant of the &C
ton.
Mr. Sieberst stated that the child
was un(awfully taken from his posses
sion, as he is The lawful guardian, be-
ing appointed by the courts of Calf
ornia. The appointment was made
when his son declared his intention of
going to the Philippines, and that Mrs
Sieberst had taken the child out of
the state and his possession without
the consent of him or other interested
parties. He claims that last Tuesday
the defendant visited Golden Gate
child. bringing it to this city. After
| a thorough search in that section he
learned OF the presence of the child in
Carson and Immediately left for this
place.
/ After the writ was issued the par
ties met and the matter was settled
out of the courts. The child was re-
turned to the guardian and he depart
! ed for California last evening Mr.
i Sieberst is a prominent attorney of
San Francisco, and Mrs. Sieberst is
! The dauhSter of Mr.. and Mrs. Brule
Of this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
W0uld Like to Know.

Some moons ago number of Car
Reno concern known as the Sunset
Oil Company. 1t was touted to the
skies and the stockholders were as
the ground. and all that was wanted
was the Carson cash to produce a
gusher. The CASHIER has not gushed
iOus to know jnst how many barrels
of the fluid has been extracted from
their holdings. Carson is always very
people would Ike to know just how
far the charity has gone.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22

The dance given by the band last
evening was well attended The band
dances are always popular and the
dance lovers could stand them often
err
O. A. Gilbert held coupon 10259 tnar
won chair in October last. He Just
found the ticket slowed away and Pre-
sented it at the Emporium
II. II. Natterson who on Jarufrv
9Th confessed to emJezzlins $4,000
from the First National bank OF Great
Falls. Montana. while acting as cash
Ter, is now known to have taken SITS
600, his operations extending over 3
years.
The water suit of Mrs. W. Stock Y
A. W. Riley was settled out Of court
yesterday. Mr. Riley purchased from
Mrs. Stock the $50 acres OF land "
ing below his ranch in the Kings rfv
err valley and this sale brought rhe
suits over water rights to a close
Silver State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
Died From Exposure.

Judge Toyne o. " ound Valley was in
town yes .erday. about 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon he received a telephone
message from 5eeiton that the re-
mains of John T aker had been dis
covered in the i.alby mountains about
seven miles iron. lis place From Mr.
Toyne we learned hat Mr.. Baker and
Pete Thomas O. Ruby Valley left his
house on horseback Sunday morning
at o'clock to so o Ruby valley. Mr..
Baker was considerable under the in
fluence of liquor the time. Before
they left Mr.. Toyne's Thomas prom
Used to stay with Eaker and see that
he got to his dest nation. Under this
promise Mr.. Toyne let Baker go.
Nothing was heard from them until
yesterday, when George Kennedy, who
was crossing the mountains, found the
lremains.
Nothing has been heard from Thorn
as. 1t is the suppositon that the two
men had disagreement about some
| IhlASo oAIu hoIhoo "OII oli anu iSIC
Baker who died from exposure.
Mr.. Toyne telephoned to Shelton to
have Bakers remains brought to his
place where an inquest will be held.
Mr.. Toyne left for home this morning
and will return tomorrow with Mr..
Bakers remains. Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Harrington wired George w. Bak
er of his brothers. death, but up tC
this writing no word has been receiv
ed from him.
John T Baker at one time was one
0 of the legal lights of the State, H'
! lived in Eureka for many ears ,wher,
: he and his brother, George, practicet
law. Like a great many other brigh
y men he began to drink and in a fey
S years became a wreck. His natural
d bright mind became so clouded tha
l. he was unfit for practice in his pre-
( fession. He has lived in the southern
l. part of this county for several year
S following teaching and looking afte
s any business instructed to him.-Elk
# Independent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
Cremated Horse.

For the past two or three weeks an
0dor has come from the vicinity of the
Eayrratt stable that leads the citizens
nr harmful, has been cremated. This
- not fact. The clippings from the
horses arc burned and the fumes that
green with envy. Some people like
both odors, but the night hawks that
inhabit this Office have filed a protest
with the scribe. If the boys across
the street insist in cremating their
horse hair they will please muffle the
stove.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
ALL so R1s

rib cures bruises and spraIns.
Go to c. w. Friend for a first class
cigar.
All kinds of valentines can be had
at Davis E Kirman'S.
The deepest shaft on the Ray find
at Tonpah is down 25 feet.
c. w. Friend, Matchmaker and Op-
tician.
MI. Turner did not leave for Tono-
pah He is still in Carson.
Joe Plat has just unpacked new
line or hats The very latest styles.
Judge Fitzgerald was an arrival
! from Reno on yesterdays passenger.
! The passenger train was well filled
with people headed for Tonopah yes
terday.
For Rent-A six room house. fur
nished, and in good locality. Apply
~ this Office.
Six car loads of cattle were shipped
by Fred Dangberg yesterday. Ten
more cars will follow today.
Strangers as we'll as Carson peopl,
who wish a good cigar can find then
at c. w. Friends
A good pair of buck gloves is wha
you will need when you go prospect
ing. You can get them at Will Days
y 4 quantity of garden seeds have
t been received at this office from Con
= gresham Newlands. Parties desir
4 ing the same can have them by calling
S at this office.
, We have it from a good authorit!
that prominent young business maj
of this city will enter the matrimonial
list early next month.
Powell Fredericks has been reap
: pointed clerk of the San Francisc,
a Justice Courts in the face of a Su
t perior Courts decision that his orig
nal appointment by Mayor Schmit
$ was illegal. Mr.. Fredericks was ono
4 a Remote.
a Colonel Theo. Lowe, a well know,
4 civil and mining engineer, died a
= Lovelock Wednesday morning after
9 short illness. Pneumonia, complica
n ed with heart trouble, was the caus
" of his death.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
Unique Document

In the Justices Court OF Woodfords |
in Alpine county, California, the fol- |
lowing will was filed for probate at
the request of A. c.:
February 16, 'O2.
Last will and testament of Bryan
Chambers, to be opened ten days af
ter his death.
WoOdfords, Cal Feb. 80, "a.
I, Bryan A. Chambers, being of I'M
sound and disposing mind, declare this
to be my last will and testament, re-
voking all former wills made by me.
| give and bequeath to my dearly be-
uoved intended wife, A. c., the follow
ing personal property, to-wit:
Fifteen hundred ostrich tracks in
New South Wales, Australia ALSO one
hundred and sixty acres Of land con-
sisting of my homested, located ON the
Moharve desert, with all improvement
thereon; also twenty-five acres of the
mountain scenery situated on the west
side OF Silver Mounthin Peak, facing
Mt. Diablo on the east and bounded by
line as follows: Commencing at a
fir tree marked 1900 B. c., and run.
ming east to Gardeners cabin, thence
south to the Gulf OF Mexico, thence
| west to the Sahara Desert, thence in
| a norJnerly direction to the place OF
| beginning, with all the elephant, buff
! alo, elk and whale thereon also, six
| teen shares in the Scenic railway run
/ ming from Loone to Antelope valley
numbered from 5675 to $500, inclusive
with dividends therefrom
1 And l further give and belueath t,
; my dearly beloved intended plura
wife N. c., the following real and per
sonal property to-wit:
My four-story mansion and house
hold furniture therein, located on job
Peak, also the Bonaza hotel, locate
at TOnopah, also Mud Lake park, cor
sisting of $50 acres, with all the jacl
rabbits, coyotes and other wild AM
mails running within the boundarie
/" Sdlu park, luch.ulnS Will I5rGSSler
reservoirs, with last years crop O
mud hens thereon and all the cal
fish therein, also sixteen shares Of tn
capital stock of the Martin Lizard car
merry, reieemabb, in 1870.
And further 'bequeath to my frien
and acuomplice, Shorty Trimmer, tn
following real g,roperty, viz.
All my old Clothes consisting of 81
, pairs OF socks, one half dozen bandan
: handkerchiefs. two pairs wooden shoe
i l alsR give and bequeath to Wilia1
: Bennett at my death my old white ma,
RRYON A CHAMBERS
: Witness:
a M. Fay.
S Jake Cline
0 Subscribed and sworn to before M
y NatCry Private, in ana for the tow
e of Woodfords. CAL Grant Merrill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22

Leave your order with F. w. Day
for suit of clothes, or an overcoat,
garment in every way that you've ev-
er had, and you'll get them at low
prices, too. These clothes are made
to your order and measure by the In
ternational Tailoring Co., of New York
and Chicago, sufficient guarantee of
their excellence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
M. Fay.
Jake Cline

Subscribed and sworn to before me
Natcry Private, in ana for the town
OF Wesodfords, Cal Grant Merrill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22

rib cures bruises and sprains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
Former Re sident Dead

Robert Milroy, who recently died
at Oakland, Cal. was formerly res
number of years he has been identi-
fed with the racing interests of Cal
ifornia and was secretary of the Cal
ifOrnja jockey Club
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
New Ownership

1t was reported yesterday that c. S
Martin had sold his new brick build
ing on South Virginia street to John
Weber Of Carson The considera-
JlN;rnal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
Notice Democratic State
Central Committee

There will be a meeting of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee at
Reno at ! o'clock p. m, Saturday,
March 8. 1902. A full attendance is
requested.
JOHN H. DENNIS, Secretary.
C. H. STODDARD, Chairman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
Wood For Sale.

Good dry wood that has never been
f1umed. Split pine, tasnarac and limb
wood, sold in quantity. Leave orders
with R. Savage or ring up phone 1o1.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
Weather Forecast.

Last evening Weather Observer
Smith received che following dispatch:
Rain Saturday with heavy Southerly
winds. McAddie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-02-22
NOTICE SILVER PARTY

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Silver Party State Central
Committee is hereby called to meet
at Reno, Nevada, Saturday, March :,
1902, at 1 o'clock p. m. A full attend
ance is earnestly requested.
w. J. WESTERFIED, Chairman.
NATE w. Rolf, Secretary.