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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-25
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Tonopah claims the champion base
all team and challenges any a 10
dispute the claim.
Jimmie Finch left Santa Cruz TO-DAY
for a Francisco, enroute home ana
expects to arrive aere aout SATURDAY.
Harry kattieman is visiting IN THIS
city with his parents, from San
Francisco.
Mrs. J. ID. Torreyson and Miss Jane
T~orreyson was here yesterday on a
visit.
Mrs. George Tranter and Mrs. }.
+. Tranter went to Reno yesterday
evening enroute for Sacramento
Attorney Patrick, who is compiling
the civil code, Is here from Goldheld
with Mrs. Patrick
Mrs. a Horn, inspector OF the
Womans Keller Corps returned nome
yesterday evening.
MISS Foote mas returned 10 heno
AFTER a ie" DAYS WISH mere.
Fred Sommers, manager OF the Ar
llngton went TO Keno last hiSht 10 see
CharIes stout.
Bank wiener Oh Ely ar
ilVed yesterday evening.
Miss Hazel Piper, OF Virginia City
mas gone to berkeley where n VIII
teach VIOLIN.
Mrs. Muicahey, Wl1e OF toward
Mulcahey was taken 10 Keno last
night u Tile neu Cross one
mas Deen very Ill IL expert are Is
needed Mr. Muicahey spent a lew
hours here yesterday evening with
Dr. Plckard.
sam beiloro ana a. b. wiener went
10 keno last night on Dank business.
MRS. Roy skinner and her little son
returned nome 10 Reno toud!, after
a Visit with Mrs. nner mother,
Mrs. Doane.
San Francisco this morning after a
visit of several weeks here.
Miss Amy Doane went to Reno to-
day. for a brief visit.
The light has been placed upon
the fountain and the fountain is now
ready for use. The water will be
turned On with appropriate ceremon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-25
HUGHES ON STUMP

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 25.-Govern-
or Hughes will be a competitor of the
prize pumpkins and fat hogs at the
county fairs of York state this fall.
He began an extensive %stumping our
at the Oswego county fair at Sunday
Creek today, and tonight he will
speak at q direct primary meeting in
Syracuse.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-25

Miss Nellie Harden, Annie Joe, I'm
diam, Miss Justine, Indian), Mrs. H.
G. Shaw, Mrs. Tina, Mrs. Lizzie Thorn
as, Mrs. AIRY Wessin.
Gents List-Mr. Abe Friedland. Mr..
Thomas Geary, Sam Murphy. Ondian)
Mr.. Chas. Odds Undian) Mr.. Charles
s. Petersen. Mr.. J. E. Rhoades, Dan
Roberts, Feather River Power Co.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-25
SENATORS IN MONTANA

BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 25.-Members
of the Senate committee on irrigation
OF which Senator Carter of Montana
Is chairman. today began an %investi-
cation Of the Kalispei and F1athead
irrigation project. Friday and Sat-
urday will be devoted to the Yakima
Valley project and the party will ar
rive In Seattle on Sunday. The COM
mittee has visited nearly all the i'm
portant northwestern reclamation
projects.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-25
IND

A gold and enamelled stick pin
OF the Daughters of the American
Revolution, with keeper pin attached.
Owner may have same by Identifying
and paying for this ad.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-25
AVENIR-Why It is the Best

Away up in the hills bathed in
the sunlight of central France lies
the oil town of Limoges-famous
since the time of Limousin for its
fine porcelain. Here. a little apart
from the houses of artists and de-
signers are the ateliers and studios of
G. Demartial & Co., the makers of
AVENIR China. From the windows
the view makes across the interven-
ing upon the distant heights. and
we can easily fancy that the workers
in these studios, with the tradition
of centuries of artistic ancestors be-
hind, draw an inspiration from such
surroundings to do the best that is in
them. And it is here that Avenir is
produced-every article an individual
masterpiece from the hands of a great
artisan; every decoration a beautiful
conception of the true artist mind.
Not only is Aveinir beautiful-it is
also superlatively good. In this
matchless product are combined ali
the elements of the best China: Dur
ability of Body. Perfection of Finish.
Distinctiveness of Shape or Design,
and beauty of decoration. In Avenir
there is no fictitious name vaiue-the
worth is in the ware itself. Also Am
erican Art line "Donath" at Farrer's.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-25
---~ THE EYES
- ~ in relation
to HEALTH
Glasses for all EYE DEFECTS
DR.. w. II. BROADDUS
OphithaImoIogist
1914 N. Carson St. Carson City, New
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the city clerk up to 1880 p.
m, Wednesday, August 25th, for ex-
tending the sewer from Minnesota to
Thompson Street on Second Street,
plans and specifications on file at
the office of the city clerk. Ten per
cent of the amount of the bid must
accompany each bid. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. BY order of the CITY Trus-
tees of Carson City.
E.. O.. PATTERSON, City Clerk
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-25
LEISURE HOUR CLUB NOTICE

Members of the Leisure Hour Club
are reminded that the first meeting
of the coming year occurs on the first
day of September. A member de-
string to withdraw will confer a fav-
or by sending IT. a resignation to the
Secretary, Miss ColcOrd. before that
date.
Members wishing to present names
for membership will send the same to
the Vice-President. MI. Vanderbilt,
as 500 az possible. Attention to
these details will prevent confusion
in arranging the program for the
coming year.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
RESULTS AT EMERYvILLE

OAKLAND, Jan. 21-Long shots
were to the front in some of the races
at Emeryyille today. Ketchemike, quot
ed at high prices, upset calculations
by practically leading all the way in
the mile and a sixteenth and winning
from Nebulosus and Katie Powers.
Yankee Daughter won the fifth race
from Lady Rensselaer,. The weather
was showery and the track was very
muddy. Results:
First race 51s furlongs, selling-Itterlings,
103 -(scoville), won; Lucky Mate. 1o1 (Quay).
second; FL Pavo. 1O6 CKeogh), third; time,
1:12 3-5. Flying Dance, DR.. Mayer, Deviser,
Lochnagar, Gretchen c. Lookout, Larry Null
igan, Leonae K and Garry CRANKY finished
named
Second race 81 furlongs, se1ling-Balronia
Ill (Notter), won; Warfare. 103 (Ross), sec
ond; Vondel, 109 Butler), third; time, A Is.
Gerando, Prince Asturias, Contra Costa, Twin
Screw, o. K. Herndon. Princess Viola and
Stung finished as named
Third race. 51s furlongs, sellng-Serenade,
9S Deverich), won; Traffic, 106 (Goldstein),
second: Rosevale, 103 (GilberD, third; time
ZIP 3-5. Banthel, Descomnetz, Little Siss,
Galinda, Pops, Silver Knight and Otogo fin
ished named.
Fourth race, 1-16 miles. selling-Ketchem-
ike, 1O7 CNotter), won; Nebulosis. 100 CMentry)
second; Katie Powers, 109 (Glasner), third;
time, 1853 As. Nadzu, Dutchland and Jacomo
finished as named
Fifth race, mile, selling-Yankee Daughter,
105 CButler), won; Lady Rensselaer, SO CE<aine),
second; Prosper, 96 &C. H. Miller), third; time
1:4S As. The Peer. Harry Rogers. Who and
Zella G finished as named
Sixth race futurity course. purse-Cloudight
107 (Notter), won May Amelia, 107 Gold
stein), second; Seven Full LOT (Ross), third;
spohn, John A. Mallon, Evran and Eastend
finished named
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
M'CAREY TO TRY
AROUND BOUTS
NEXT SHOW TO HAVE THEM AS
PRELIMINARIES
DALTON AND PICATO ENTER
UPON HARD TRAINING
pougherty and Sullivan Creating In
terest in Card for Tuesday Night
Because Each Has Shown
Ability as Puncher

Not for a long time has the Pacific
Athletic club announced : program Of
minor boxing events which compares
with the forty rounds of milling ar
ranged for next Tuesday evening. 1t is
the belief Of the matchmaker that the
four-round bouts will be productive of
more action than some of the longer
fights. for the aspiring boys will go
at each other from the tap of the bell
and continue during the period the
contests last, so there will be no STALL
ing or feinting as the time for deciding
each scrap is so short that the lads
must prove superiority in jig time in
such short bouts
Some OF the best boys who have tried
out at the pavilion are on the program
and they have been matched according
to weight and fighting ability, AMI
judging from the way the lads have
appeared in their tryouts, the fans will
be highly entertained when the five
events are pulled off.
Kid Adams and Young Sharkey have
been anxious to get together for the
past month and they have been issuing
defis back and forth until they We're
nailed by Matchmaker Hanco K and
given a cndnce TO snow Wnlcn Is the
better in the ring. They will fight on
winner-take-a basis.
The match between Dwight Van and
Young Kaufman will be one Of the
features of the evening. The boys are
165-pounderS and can hit as we'll as
some of tho more experienced boxers.
Van already has shown that he has
the punching power by laying low one
Of the boys in the ring while he was
being tried out. Young Kaufman has
administered sleeD potions to several
Of the Arcadia fighters and the pair
will go some when they are brought
together.
Dalton and Picato are hard at work
the knockout kid training at McCarey's
pavilion under the direction of Roy
Page, who has handled him in his re-
cent fights. Dalton is training at
Doyle's and is toiling hard every after
noon. The boys have forfeit up for
weight, the figure to be 1873 at 4:30
o'clock the day of the battle.
frankie Sullivan and Hobo Dough
erty are looked upon as the boys who
will furnish redhot fight while they
are in the 1imelight. Their ten-round
bout is expected to show the merits Of
the lads more than any contest in
which either has engaged since their
first appearance before Los Angeles
fans. The race track crowd is back
ing Sullivan, while manv followers Of
the game in the city believe Hobo has
a fine chance to come to the front by
defeating the fast Santa Anita lad
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
BASKETBALL. CONTEST PUT
OFF ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN
Harvard Court Too Wet for Play, but
Saints Squad Nevertheless Does
Some Hard Practice
Work

The basketball game. which was to
have been played between St. Vim
cents college and Harvard Military
academy yesterday afternoon, was
postponed until next week on account
Of the wet condition of the Harvard
court, on which the contest was 20
have taken place.
However ten men of the Saints
squad turned out for practice and put
in two strenuous hours of work in
preparation for their game with the
Orange Athletic club, which will take
place at Orange next Monday. Man
ager Mcneil had his men throwing
field goals and fouls for an hour, after
which he divided the squad into teams.
Two fast fifteen minute halves were
played, the score at the end of that
time standing, Scrubs, 8; Regulars, %.
Dedrfchs is showing excellent form
and doubtless will make one Of the for
ward positions. Mcneil at center is
also playing a consistent game and
will have no difficulty in making that
position.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE
PRESENTS SUNDAY SCHEDULE
HUNTINGTON Park Club Admitted-Four
Well Known Amateur Baseball
Men Are Appointed Off
ciaI Umpires

At a meeting Of the Southern State
league Wednesday the schedule COM
mittee asked for more time. which was
granted, and submitted a schedule for
next Sunday as follows:
Gardena VS.. Thistles at Gardena.
Pico Heights VS.. Downey at Joy
Park
Rivera VS.. Huntington Park at Los
Neitos.
Redondo VS.. Dyas-Clines at Redondo.
Lineups are as follows:
Gardena-Rhuland, p; Simas, C;
Bingham, 1b; Bouett, 2b; Gorton, SIS;
Anderson, 3b; Hughes, If; Haskins. cf;
Bennett, rf; Dear, sub.
Thistles-R. Lyon. p; Cleveland, c; A.
Lyon, 1b; N. DeMaggia, 2b; Vogel; IS;
Scheidecker, 90; Bradshaw, If; Siegel,
CT; J. DeMaggio, IF.
Pico Heights-Schultz p; Mexican, c;
Burns, 1b; Smith, 2b; Reeve, SIS; Fish,
3b; Curran, If; Bradley, cf; Depew, rf.
Downey-Phillips, p; R. Phillips, c;
Freeman, 1b; Smith, 2b; Newcomb, 3b;
Spooney, IS; Wierback, If; Miller, cf;
Wierback, rf.
Rivera-Briswalter p; Phillips, c;
Borden, 1b; Newton, 2b; Pendelton, IS;
McGaugh. 3b; Ellis, If; Nagle, CT; Gil
man, IF.
Huntington Park-Daniels, p; Stout,
c; Howard, 1b; Graham, 2b; B. Graham,
SIS; Broad, 3b; Myram, If; Isaacs CT;
Harris, IF.
Redondo-Abbott, p; McC1oud, C;
Couts, 1b; Coombs, 2b; Collins, SIS;
Male. 3b; Lechner If; Love, CT; e.
Lechner, rf.
Dyas-C s-Cline-Bresino, p; Leahy, C;
Donnatin, 1b; Haight, 2b; Obioles, SIS;
CahiIl, Sb; Whaling, If; Beaver. CT;
Strong, IF.
The umpires will off1ciate as follows:
At Gardena, Edward Stuart; at Re-
| dondo, H. Hossler; at Rivera, Charles
| Milliken.
The Huntington Park club was ad-
mitted subject to their approval. The
following well known amateurs were
appointed as official umpires: Edward
Stuart, ]. T. Moore, Charles Milliken
and H. Hossler.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
MUDLARKS RUN FORMFULLY AND
FOUR FAVORITES ARE VICTORIOUS
8! !A4eEG87y9ao At ossZPP s;:IggP

UTE an attractive card is oeffreo
~ at Santa Anita this afternoon,
| " even if it is Friday and the track
will be heavy. While four of the six
events are selling affairs, two purses
are offered in which fair performers are
carded to start and in all events will be
found horses that have an established
form and are popular favorites. The
| fields will be large in all except the
fourth race, and few new ones will
| go to the post. The fourth race occu-
| pies the position on the card usually
allotted to the feature event, but it
hardly will outshine the opening num-
Der when the public gaze is directed at
| these two races. LaWton Virgins, the
| crack 3-year-old that Walter House
! brought out of the east last fall, and
John A, the phenomenally fast Texas
! horse that has been doing so little to
show for his extreme speed, will sprint
in the first race, while Maltbie, Sum
mer Cloud, Chippewa, Tavora and Paul
L will make up the field in the fourth.
| Scratches will be numerous in all prob
ability, although the fields are so even
iy balanced that almost any of the con-
| tenders could win without fracturing
form to any extent.
The second game in the amateur
three-cushion billiard tournament was
played last night at Berry's Hoffman
parlors, Howard winning from David
son by the score Of 80 to 80. Howard
did not get on his stride until after
turning the 30-point division, but there
after he played fast and classy billiards
to the end and wound up the game by
making the final point in a pretty and
difficult around-the-ta table bank. This
makes Howard the leader with a per-
feet score, having played in both games
of the tournament so far and being
returned the winner in each. Play will
be continued nightly until the round
robin schedule is completed. The games
begin every night at $3.50 o'clock and
usually require about an hour or an
hour and a half to complete the run of
fifty points.
Phil Chinn and his friends were treat
ed to a most unpleasant surprise when
Astronomer failed to show any speed
in the first race yesterday, as they
wagered heavily on this good one, be-
Eeving that he already was in.
Jockey Treubel says he is going to
have his name changed to Trouble. The
crack rider certainly has been getting
his bumps regularly this season, and
to cap it all he has been too sick to ride
for a week and has decided to stay out
Of the saddle until next Monday, when
he will get back in the harness. His
friends sincerely hope he has had all
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
VERNON GETS ON
BASEBALL MAP
CHOSEN AS LOCATION FOR
NEW CLUB
SUNDAY MORNING AND TUESDAY
GAMES THERE
Maier, LeIande and Berry Go to Frisco
to Attend Coast League Meeting.
Hogan Is Scouting for
Players for Team

Vernon won out over all it's rivals for
the location Of the new Coast league
baseball club when the board of direc-
tors met yesterday afternoon. The
board met for the purpose Of complet-
ing minor details in organization and to
select the location for the club. Sew
eral bids were received, containing
propositions from Vernon, Venice and
San Pedro, and all were very attractive,
but the Vernon people made the best
offer and the board accepted it.
Work will be started upon improve
ments to be made in order to convert
Southside park into league diamond,
which will include the erection of a
modern grandstand and bleachers to
conform to the increased dignity of the
park and its high class occupants A
regulation diamond located upon
grounds that conform to the league
standard as regards extent will be laid
out and in a few more weeks the Yer
non club players, outlaws" as they
have been named by Hen Berry, will
be putting in spring practice there.
Freddie Maier, president and chief
booster of the new club, and Harry Lee
lande, secretary, left yesterday even
ing on the Owl for Frisco to attend the
meeting of the Coast league magnates
Saturday. AT this meeting Maier will
get his first experience as a baseball
magnate, as he will be the club repre-
sentative on the Coast league board.
Berry will introduce Maier to the men
who are to be his associates in the
league and will second the motion every
time Freddie makes one Hen went
north with the bunch to attend the
meeting. Hap Hogan went to Frisco
the previous evening and will scout
around the outlaw territory and III
other places for players. Hogan pro-
poses to get a team that will be win
ner, and Maier will not stand for any
thing else. In the event that a team
cannot be picked UP in the north that
will be strong enough to make respect
able contention for the 1909 pennant,
Hogan will go east and hunt among the
various leagues for material
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
GLENDALE HIGH SCHOOL
TO MEET COMPTON SIX
League to Be Played off-Inter-
est in Championship Con-
test Is Hot

One of the final games in the Subur-
six will be played off tomorrow after
noon.
Glendale high school will travel 10
Compton to cross the line with the
Compton six. This game should be
one Of the fastest in the league, as the
Glendale team is we'll up to the front
in the league percentage. Yesterday
afternoon the strawberry team de-
feated the Ell Monte six on the Glen
dale courts by a score of 35 to 6, and
expect to win Saturdays game also.
The girls team of San Pedro will go
to San Fernando to play the club rep
resenting San Fernando high school.
Covina high school will go to FL Monte
to try and best the orange pickers in
the afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
AMATEUR BOXERS PUT
UP EXCITING BOUTS
Members of Broadway Athletic Club
Attend Class Exhibitions-HiH
Wins Decision in Main
Event

A large attendance of members wit
messed the boxing and physical culture
entertainment last night at the Broad
way Athletic club rooms. T zee bouts
at three rounds each made up the pro-
gram. The first bout was between
Coover and LeFever at 138 pounds and
was won by Coover. Felsman and
Beauchamp fought to a draw at 13S
pounds. Hill and McGinnis, at las
pounds. furnished the feature of the
evening, the decision being awarded
to Hill. Professor Hayes gave an ex-
hibition at breaking rocks and other
strong man performances, while Pro-
fessor Mclean closed the entertain
ment with a physical culture exhibi-
tion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-Results:
First race, 5 furlongs-Alance won, Padrone
second, Caleb Ash third; time 1:07 3-5.
Second race, q mile-L. NJ. EcEert won Ny
Love second, Mr.. Knapp third; time 20 3-5
Third race, furlongs-Kate Carney won,
Alamo second, Hollow third; time 1:06 3-5.
Fourth race, furlongs-Gus Cuniot won,
Perwinker second, c. Clamp third; time
:07 3-5
Fifth race, furlongs-La Sale won, John
Garner second, Marchmont third; time 20 2-5.
Sixth race, / mile-Heart of Hyacinthe won,
Joe Levy second, Dick Redd third; time
1:51 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
VERNON is CHOSEN AS HOME OF
NEW COAST LEAGUE BALL CLUB
OUTLAWS ABOUT TO
ABANDON FRISCO NOW
[special ID The Herald. !

@ SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2I-With g
g another hitch in the proposed deal for e
g grounds at Eighth and Harrison streets e
@ which the State leaguers refuse to ex- G
g plain, the session of outlaws came to G
@ close this afternOno with nothing ac- e
@ cOmplished. Cy MOreing left in a hurry e
@ for Los Angeles and, according to G
@ mark that he dropped, it is far from G
@ settled that the outlaws will secure the G
@ desired lease, and it is just possible G
o that they will have difficulty in secur- e
@ ing other grounds. G
o 1t is said the practical head of the g
@ State league admitted that the deal {
@ might be called off, but said that he G
@ had other grounds that could be Sc z
@ cured and that they might be used &
@ 1t Is also said that he repeated the &
@ remark that there certainly would be {
g State league team in Oakland in any &
@ case. Belief is growing that there will z
@ be no league club in this city. Z
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
RIP VAN WINKLE

Rip Van Wrinkle returned from ihs
long sleep looking fresh as daisy and
made his wav to the village barber
shop not only because he needed a
haircut and shave, but also because he
wished to catch up on the news.
Lets see," said he to the barber
after he was safely tucked in the chair
'I've been asleep twenty years.
haven't II"
yep" replied the tonsorialist.
'Have l missed much?'
Nope, we bin standin' pat"
HAS congress uone anything yet?"
mot a thing"
Jerome done anything?"
Nope"
'Platt resigned?"
Nope
Panama canal built?"
Nope"
Carnegie poor?"
Nope
well, say" said Rip, rising up in
the chair, never mind shaving the
other side of my face. I'm going back
to sleep gain."-Success Magazine.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22

| his troubles in a bunch, and that he
| Will experience some Of the good for
tune that a kind fate occasionally
hands out. He assuredly is entitled to
a break once In a while.
The fight club up at San Berdoo Is
getting into the game good and strong
and has begun to arrange cards that
are attractive even to the Los Angeles
sports. Announcement is made that
! Clarence English and Indian Joe Gregg
| have been matched up for 20-round
main event the night of February 16
and that Dick Givens, who gave Jack
Woods a beating recently, has been
matched with Barney Mullen for a 10
round preliminary. Both these bouts
are so attractive that the biggest bunch
of Los Angeles sports that ever went to
the Gate city to a fight will attend.
Gregg was defeated by Howard Baker
good showing against this high class
and very clever and speedy boxer that
the fans want to see him in action
again. English is a crack welter, and
the Gate city fans will witness an ex-
citing and interesting exhibition when
the pair meets.
Several horsemen and their families
who reside in Monrovia and usually
drive their autos or buggies over to the
track every day had to return home on
the electric cars, owing to the high
water in the San Gabriel wash between
Arcadia and Monrovia. Both roads
were impossible and warning was sent
to the horsemen at the track not to
attempt to ford the streams or take any
chances of getting stuck in the mud.
| The rains were heavier in the San
| Gabriel valley than elsewhere, it seems,
and impromptu rivers were formed by
the rushing waters on all sides of the
electric car tracks, while all the noun
tain streams were turned into raging
rivers. A small lake was formed on the
| infield near the home stretch turn, and
Gene Elrod Immediately named it Lake
Mcintosh. He will explain the ap-
propriateness of the name to all in
quirers.
A very valuable two-year-old, owned
by Henderson & Hogan, j. in dan
gerous condition at the track, suffering
with an aff1iction of the mouth. It is
full brother to John Carroll and has
shown most satisfactorily in morning
workouts.
The track was so muddy yesterday
morning that superintendent Lowen
Tucker would not permit horses to be
worked over it and this made the go
ing less rough than it otherwise would
have been.
Billy Roche, the famous fight referee