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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
Workouts at Emeryville

March 10.-Track good
Gargantua-Three-q quarters in 20.
Warner Griswell-Three quarters In 1:f6 40.
Observation-Disclosures in 20.
Chitterlings-1hree-eig In 80 20.
Gilbert Rose se-Half in :53.
Allness-Three-quarters in f:1I 4-5.
Good Ship--Three eightbs in :39
Bucket Brigade Five -eighths in Lot
Miss Bootless-F Five -eighths in 1905.
Smiley Metzner and Military Man-Afile in
1910.
Cello-Half in :5s l-5
Uncle Ssm--Five-eighths in 1904 20.
acknowledgements in 1:23
Little Jane-Half in 80
Rockstone-Three eighths in 81.
Silver xaight--Iialf in 90.
Benyolic Three quarters in ! :21 3-5.
gton-Three- quarters in 20.
Andy Ginter-Three eighths In ;;'s 10.
G. w. Hodges-Three- quarters in 1:1S.
Lucy C--Three-quarters in :2l 20.
Silver Line-Three- quarters in 1:21.
Rishteasy-Three-q quarters in 1:1e 2-5.
Carmisa-Ihree- e-cighths In 80.
May Amelia-Three eighths in :3I.
Alice F-Five-eighths in LOG 20.
Sam Brooks--Half In 81.
The Mist-Half in :53 10.
Milford-Mile and an eighth in :5S 40.
Mill Song and Ed Davis-Five- -eighths in 1903.
Phalanx.Five and a half furiongs In l:12 40.
Light Knight-Half in so
CebiE--Seven- e2hths in :36 20.
Old Mexico-Qnarter IN ~ 20
Elfn Beau-Three-eighth In :3e.
Queen Bcssie--Seven-eight in 1888 20.
Crab--Three- quarters in 1:la 40.
Clamor-S -Seyen-eighths in 1855 20.
Sfroke-Half in 80 3-5.
AltRdice-Three- -eighths in sc 45.
Niblick-one-fifth in :51 So.
Cinnamon--Three-eichth in 81.
Prince Asturias-Three-egh in .31.
George Kismet Half in 40 Ar
Cadichon--Three-quartc in II
Ny Pal-rhree-quarters in III 30.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
INFLAMmAroRY RHEUMATISM.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va.
Last summer while recovering from illness Of
fever, had a severe attack Of innammatorv rheu-
matiSm N the knees, from which Twas unable TO
cave my room for several months. I was treated
by two doctors and also tred different kinds OF lin
iment and medicines which seemed to relieve me
from pain for awhile, but at the same time was
not any nearer getting we'll One day while read
ing paper II saw an advertisement Of S. S. S. for
did at once. After had taken few bottles feIt
great deal better, and stin continued to take n
regularly until was entirely cured. I now feel
better than have for years, and I do cheerfuIiv
recommend S. S. s. to any one suffering from Pheu
matism. CHAS. z. GILDERSLRFVS
613 32nd Street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
CANS WOULD GO TEN ROUNDS
TSocciol DRpoich TO The C1li]

NEW YORK. March 10.-Joe Cans
arrived in town today to finish train
ing for his coming bout with JabeZ
White. Nthe Englishman. at the Ma
fional club Friday night.
.-Will YOU meet Nelson again If you
beat White2r Cans was asked.
yes. for ten rounds" said Joe. but
not over a long distance. ! have had
three fights with Bat and that's
enough / must take of my hat to
him. But ] would have good chance
with him for ten rounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

OLYMPIC HANDBALL GAMEs-The handhaI
tournament viii open in. the Olympic club courts
this evening with the playing Of the hrst two
games in the soft ball class. Powers and frit1
love f5l will meet Covert and sherry (scra tch .
and Holes and Goodrich (Owe 81 viii meet Fay
and Aratta (Owe 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
BIG TIM TO OPEN TRACK
ISneoinL Disnnfch 10 The Con

JACKSONVILLE Fla. March To-
Rfg Tim SulliVan's new racetrack will
omen here March 26. TIorsen,en may
hegin TO ship their horses here from
Tampa Friday. On that day 200 stalls
will be ready for occupancy. BY the
rriddle Of next week all the stables
wiz be completed The betting ring
will be open to all book makers who
arc ip good repute.
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oFTEN coNFINEp ro pEp.

Raleigh, ". C.
For several years would be completely broken
down with rheumatism in all the bones and Joints
Of my body. Twas several times confined to my
bed for weeks ard weeks The pain was excrutiat-
ing and was fearful that was going to become
hopeless cripple. About three years ago I COM
menced the use Of S. S. S and Icommenced tOin-
prove from the first. Icon tnued the medicine until
got I.y blood pure and the Rheumatism was en-
trely cured. Since S. S. s. restored me to health
have not had an ache or pain. LUCY CARR.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
AMATEUR ATHLETICS

The Evening Schools athletic association held
its two mile relay race at the park stadium
Sunday. the Hamilton team winning. Time ;
minutes "a seconds The Lincoln team was
second Ia minutes seconds. The Sherman
team was third in o minutes Is seconds. The
Haniltons led at every lap The Horace Mann
team was disqualified
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
THE REsr REpIEpY FoR RHEuMAr1Sm

was severely troubled with Rheumatism.
had it In my knees legs and ankles and any one who
has ever had Rheumatism knows how excrutiatinO
the pain is and how it inteTferes with one at work
I was truly in bad shape-having been bothered
with it for ten years, OF and on physician ad-
vised me to use s. S. s. did so. After taking
few bottles noticed the soreness and pain were
greatly reduced Icontnued the medicine and was
thoroughly cured, al pain, soreness and infamma-
sufferers j. L. AGNEW.
500 East Gambler st. Mt. Vernon, o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
ELEVEN TEANs REMATN

ELEVEN TEAMS REMAIN-New York. March
10.-Eleven teams OF pedestrians continued to-
night in the six day go You please race al
Madison Square garden. There was only one
desertiOn from the ranks tcday-Edelson whG
Nras nalred with Ouackenhush.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
SACRED HEART NINE WINS

BERKELEY. March 10.-Jhe baseball nine Of
Sacred Heart college defeated the team repre-
senting Berkeley high school this afternoon at
Berkeley Recreation park, TO g. Several
injuries during the game caused freouent
change of lineup. Summary:
H. r. E.
Sacred Heart -.-....-......- o .
Berkeley high school .......,.....6 6 g
Struck out-Barnetti and Renlsner (Sacred
Heart), Z; Bromley and Redmond ).
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Innings pitched-By Boice. 5; by Christian. 3;
by Maire, 8; by Smith, 81 by sutor. 4. Hits
smith. 0: OF Sutor, l. Runs-On Christian. 2;
off Marie, 2; OF Smith. 8. Two base hits
Smith, Flanagan, Tannehill. Sacrifice hits
Flanagan. 3; Adams, Hahn. First base on called
balisVof Christian. L: or Marie 3: of Smith,
Il off Sutor |. Struck out-By Marie. l.; by
Sutor l. Double plays-Cameron to Breyette.
Parent 10 Atz to Isbell. Passed balls-Ia Bonge.
Time of game hour and 40 minutes. Umpires
--Arc(,reey and McCarthy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
PITCHER PIERCE ELECTRoCUTED

CHICAGO. March 1O.-Edward Pierce. a
pitcher recently signed by the Decatur team
of the Three | league, was electrocuted while
at work in the steel mills at Gary yesterday.
Twenty-tw thousand volts of electricity passed
through his body. Pierce. whose home was at
Worcester, Ohio, had been working at the steel
mills since last fall.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

on the acid from the purheS and
vaizeS this life
instead Of gradually hardening the muscles Senne e
joints by destroying the natural oils and fluids with this uric acid poion
Rheumatism blood disease and s. because il purEs
the blood Book Rheumatism and any medical advice free to All
who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. CA
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

ROLLER WILL wREsTLE-Des Moines, Ia.
March 1O.--B. F. Roller of Seattle has accepted
terms OF $500 to meet Jess Reimer. a local
wrestler, here. in a catch catch can match
April o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
Arcadia Selections

First race-Esd Ball, CobIeskIII,
Sir Angus.
Second race--MedaIlion, Mike
MoIeft, The Wolf.
Third race-John A, Jane Lau-
rel. OtfIO.
Fourth race-whip Top. snow
bail. Day star.
Fifth race-MoIeseE. Oberon,
King of the MIST.
Sixth race--GUy Fisher. star
Thistle, Donald Macdonald.
seventh race-Nattic Bumppo,
Miss Delaney, Paumonok.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
Vernon Beats Team No. 2

LOS ANGELES. March 1O.-The
Vernon team of the Coast league today
defeated the White Sox No. team by
a score of to 3. Shafer and. Coy, who
pitched for Vernon, allowed only four
hits between them. while White and
Olmstead were touched for total of
nine hits The Vernon team was weak
in the field two of the Sox's runs being
due to errors. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11

CRICKETERs TO ELECT OFFICERS The an
nual meeting of the Wanderer cricket club will
be held at Goodfeilows hall, Eighth aud Minna
sertets. tonight. Officers will be elected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-11
OAKLAND.

atted for Breyett in ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
FINE RELIEF CORPS BALL

The iadies of the WOmen's Relief
Corps We're all smiles last night when
they "counted the house" at the an
nual ball and supper.
The floor was crowded, The old
armOry has not held brighter crowd
for some time and when the supper
bell rang there was rusn to enjoy
the good things prepared for the
dancers by the ladies of the corps.
Days orchestra furnished the mu-
sic for the affair and never played
better than ii did last night. The
floor was handled by Dan Quill, who
is not to be cNcelled as a manager of
such affairs
In addition to the dancers. who
Were out in great numbers, many
came simply to give the corps the
funds it needs and to look on.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
POOL TOURNAMENT

The first two games OF the poor
tournament We're played MOndaH
night Feb. -. between Chapman and
SlOhr and Deadly and SHUTTER. Chap
uan winning his game Dy a score nf
30 to 2l and SHUTTER winning his
game by a score of 30 to 43. A num-
Der of ladies were present to witness
the games. Ladies are cordially in
vited to witness the two games play.
ed tonight between OBrien and
FOOte and COrbett and Millard.
Watch The Appeal for results daily.
The contestants in the tournament
are Chapman, FlOhr, Waite, Deadly,
FOOte, O'Brien, Millard, COrbett,
Woodbury. and SHUTTER.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16

.. w. Ward Of the state sheep COM
mission is registered at the Airing
ton.
c. E. Groesbeck of Reno is in Car
son today.
Lee }. Davis. new justice OF the
peace OF Reno, is spending the day
| in Carson City.
Mrs. II. b. MaXSon, wife of the
city engineer OF Reno, passed through
Carson on her way to Valleys this
morning.
Assemblyman Folsom made a quick
trip to Reno last night
Chas. Stout of the Arlington ar
rived from Reno last night
Miss TicheH COhn returned from a
visit with relatives in Reno yesterday
Assemblyman DubOrg was pas
senger from Reno last night
Judge Massey returned to Reno
last night after days business visit
in this city.
Miss Florence Monger departed for
Reno for a visit OF few days
Frank Golden dropped in for the
day yesterday and left last night on
tne passenger.
VIM. Gould S wife presented him
with a fine baby girl yesterday now
He dares anyone to ask him if he
likes babies.
Bert Dake passed through Carson
City last night on his way to Reno.
Victor Bernard was IN from Yer
ingtOn yestaday to head off some leg
islatiOn which he says is detrimental
to his district.
The direct primary bill in CalifOr-
MIA is scheduled to pass the state
Legislature tomorrow.
Charlie Kaiser, the Inulan murder
er. of Gardnerville broke out OF Jail
at Genoa yesterday but was captur
ed at the Cradelbaugh bridge by two
men who were Watching ont for him
on telephone advice from the au-
thOrities at Genoa.
Miss Edith Howe is visiting her
family here.
Mrs. Milli1 Burlington continues to
improve as does Miss Annie Louise
Ellis. Both have been i'll from
ptOmaine poisoning
Senator Boyd passed through to
Virginia City this morning to attend
the funeral of his brother Samuel at
that place today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
MAHALA ANN
STOPS TRAIN

| Unsuccessful in several former at
/ kee express with bombardments of
rocks. Mahala Ann, a squaw too we'll
I ....OWn in police circles and others.
went to sleep on the track last ev-
ening and nearly succeeded in her
designs at the expense of her life.
Ann, who doesn's know how old
she is, and therefore has no know
ledge of her ability to stand liquor
imbibed too freely of China gin ear
lier in the day and after wandering
about for a number of hours, took
her station in the path of her Old
time enemy.
Her sleep was sweet and she failed
to look out for the engine Wien the
Deli rang. Engineer Pohl made out
her well-knOwn form in the dark just
about as he was to send his engine
over the Truckee river bridge, and
The stopping was sudden enough
to throw the passengers from their
seats and they rushed from the cars
in fear of wreck. The situation
was explained when two irate train
men bOOStt the PROSTATE form from
the track into a dry ditcn where she
was seen to be still sleeping at mid
Annie tried the same stunt in this
city few days ago ana lost the low
er end of her skirt which caught un-
der the wheel of the Minden engine.
BILE Grant and two husky assistants
to incarcerate her in the bastile.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
DR.. GIBSON is ILL

Illness contracted some time ago
confines DR.. s. c. Gibson of the Hos
pital for Mental Diseases to his bed.
and he will probably be in bed for
some time though he shows improve
ment.
Idaho. Wyoming and Nebraska. In
construction of the Union Pacific
from Laramie to Rawlins, Utah. a
distance of l2j miles and one OF the
most difficult pieces of work on the
entire system. The cost of the re
construction was more than $4,000
600. For two years previous to this
he was chief engineer tor the Rock
Springs Coal company of Wyoming,
For several years he was also main
tenance of way engineer for the
Southern Pacific system. When the
reconstruction work began in Neva-
da he was called here to direct the
laying out of the Sparks shops. round
mousse. NafNS ana lOWu. remaining
in charge of the big undertaking un-
til its nnal completion when he took
up his work for the state of Nevada
He served with Virgil G. BOgue
chief engineer and vice-pr2sident of
the Western Pacific as we'll as John
O. Barlow. assistant chief engineer
of the Western Pacific system. These
men are members of the Panama Ca
nal commission.
He is now engaged in having CAPT
tai directed to the arid lands of Ne,
vada and the next year or two will
see many families located in this
state as a result of his endeavOrs
in this line. He is member of the
Masonic order. the Elks. the Delta
Phi. the New York Mathematical so
ciety and the Society of Engineers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
STATE OF NEVADA
Executive Chamber
Carson City. February 16.

Carson City. February l6. 1909
To the Honorable. The Assembly:
return herewith. without approx
al. Assembly Bill Number 13. entitled
An Act Providing that Bonds on
Undertakings on Appeal be not Re
City. Tow or Village of this State in
any Action or Proceeding in any
Court of this State"
The objection 10 this bill lies in the
opportunity it affords private Indiv-
iduals to bring certain actions in the
name of the State and escape paying
find against them. 1t is right and
proper that no bond should be re-
quired of the State. county. city or
town is the real party in interest.
In quo warrantO and mandamus pro
ceedings, which are brought in the
name of the State. it more often hap
pens that the state is but a nominal
rather than a direct party in interest.
In cases where private individuals,
who are the real parties in interest,
bring actions in the name of the
State, with themselves as REALTORS,
provision should be made requiring
the relators to furnish bonds. Cali
fornia has statue similar to the pro
visions of this bill. but the legisla
ture at the session following its en-
actment found 1t necessary to sup
plant the statue by requiring bonds
where actions are brought upon in
formation of application of private
parties.
Respectfully submitted.
u. 5. DICkERSON.
Lieutenant and Acting Governor.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
DAVIS FIGHTS
A new BILL

Because coroner would not agree
to throw all the public work to one
undertaking firm, that firm has in
troduced a bill to take the Office
away from the Obdurate coroner
! says the aforesaid coroner.
The bill is that introduced by Fol
som yesterday in the assembly. 1t
was introduced at the instance of
Perkins and Gulling. of Reno. The
story behind it is worth telling.
Justice of the Peace and Coroner
Lee Davis of Reno. says that Perkins
& Gulling went to him and asked that
all the public service OF the coroner's
office be sent to their firm. Davis
demurred and offered to divide it
with another firm each to take all
the cases three months at a time.
Perkins was elected public admin
istrator of Washoe last fall and ne
declared so says Davis, that if the
agreement was not made, he would
put in a bill taking away all the
work Of the coroner from the justice
OF the peace and making the public
administrator OF the state official
coroner
Davis then declared that if such a
bill should pass he would take it in
to the courts and keep 1t there for
at least two years through all the
legal means he could employ, himself
being an attorney and at no necessi-
ty for great expense.
Perkins and Gulling refused to
come off their stand for the whole
amount of Tn, that Of burying th2
papuer dead. With Perkins the cor
Oner and his partner and himself in
the undertaking business it is easy
to see where the business would go
under the provisions of the Folsom
bill introduced yesterday.
Judge Davis is mere ana proposes
10 make fight on the bill from
start and declares he will take it
TO the courts if passed. The Perkins
anu Gulling side OF the affair is Yet
to be heard.
The undertaking business when
run with the office OF coroner is vast
ly profitable as all who have any
thing to do with it know. In one
city a firm actually pays the city + +
the buSineSS
A member Of the firm of Perkins
and Gulling was here today and said
that his firm was willing to accept
the proposition Of Davis to divide the
business but that his firm wants to
see the question Of the proper county
official for the office of coroner set
tied.
In some counties the township JUS
tice, as in Reno, is the coroner. In
others the public administrators is the
coroner. If the bill passes one mem
Der of the Perkins and Gulling firm
will be the coroner of WaShOr county
and his partner will get the business
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
SON OF GOVERNOR
IMPROVES

report to the effect that Cover
nor DickersOn's little son was in
dying condition shortly after noon
startled the friends of the family.
Inquiry from DR.. Hunaker elected
the information that the child is suf-
ftring from extreme nervousness due
to stomach ana bowel trouble and
that the dOtOr regards the condition
OF the little fellow as in no wise dan
gerOus He is much better this eV-
ening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
NICHOLAS HAS
WORK CUT OUT

The bill providing for amassing
the proper data in regard to water
rights and the undcveloped resources
Of the state, the establishment of
water rights and other matters per-
tanning to the Office of state engineer
has been reported favorably in the
assembly and Is one OF the best bills
OF tac session.
The bill originated in the senate
and with amendments was passel by
that body 1t is estimated that the
bill. alone. If properly carried out,
will save the ranchcrs and water
owners Of the state $1O0.000 in fu-
turr litigation when the report of
the state engineer on the relative
value and extent of water rights is
made.
The state engineer, Frank r. Mich
oas is the man upon whose should
crS will fall the responsibility for
this important work.
The magnitude Of the work Nevada
Is doing under his direction was not
realized until his report was brought
out last month. Two years ago he
took up the work OF the office. find
ing the water rights Of Nevada in
chaotic condition though Professor
Thurtrll. now of the railroad com
mission had been diligently at work
taking the preliminary steps leading
up to what Mr.. Nicholas has since ac-
complished State Engineer Thurtcl
aad been at work strengthening out
the rights of water users along the
Muddy river. Since then that work
has been completed and in addition
he has for all time settled all danger
of dispute of the water rights along
the Humboldt river, distance OF
more than six hundred miles in Ne
vada. the rights along the Walker
river. the Salmon river AMI the True
kee river. The work COnservatively
estimated has resulted in the saving
millions of dollars to the people OF
the state and insuring hundreds OF
farmers and home builders added Sc
curity in cultivating their holdings.
In the past two years Mr.. Nicholas
has acted upon one thousand applica-
tiOns for water rights and in that
time has issued five hundred per
mits to water users. He has still
greater plans for the present year
and undoubtedly will be encouraged
by the whole state. His office has
been handicapped in the lack of suf.
ficient facilities to carry out its plans.
The conservation of Nevada's ma
tural resources is one branch that
will come under his direction. This
movement has the endorsement of
Governor Dickerson. Under the di-
rcCtion Of Mr.. Nicholas it means
much for the future Of the state.
Mr.. Nicholas is a native Of Ne
braska. He was born September "a,
1868. The greater portion OF his life
has been spent in engineering work.
which he gave up long enough to
complete his studies and graduate
from the Troy Polytechnic college.
He has been resident of Nevada for
several years. His family resides in
Reno. His son. Robert Lee NiCnolas
recently entered Annapolis. For a
number of years Mr. Nicholas was
with the Hartman forces in Utah,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
ATE WILD PARSNlP

BISHOP, Feb. l6-Mistaking the
roots of water hemlock, commonly
called wild parsnips, for eatable veg
ctables, four men employed in a con
s1ructiOn camp on the Owens river
canal yesterday poisoned themselves
two of them diving within an hour
after they had partaken OF the Vlr"-
lent weed. Both Of tne dead men
are Greeks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
WANTED: FRANK GRUNENTHAl

Upon the sworn complaint Of onn
of Frank GrunenthaIs numerous cred
ltOrS District Attorney William
WOOdDurn yesterday asked for the
missing mans arrests. Justice Of
the Peace Davis issued the warrant
late yesterday and steps have already
been taken to apprehend the eX-busi-
ness man who is believed to be in
san Francisco.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
EMIGRANTS ARRIVE

A party of a dozen Swedes, who
from all appearances have just arrlv-
ed from Europe, went out to Minden
this morning. All We're well dressed,
Intelligent and desirable looking citi-
ZenS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
UNIVERSITY PROF. KNOCKS

An University professor is out with
his little tack hammer trying to show
that Professor Bray's idea of man
ual training should be adopted with
great care and circumspection and
slowness and things like that Every
knock from the mesa north Of Reno
is a boost in Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
GOOD DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT

The next dance Of the Carson Ad-
Vancement Club will take place to-
morrow night. Everybody expects a
good time as usual
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-16
EMBER THE MAINE

1t was eleven years ago this morn
ing when the people of the United
States were mortified by the news
that the battleship Maine has been
blown up in Havana harbOr and over
half the crew killed.