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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-11
ANNUAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE MANHATTAN LIES IN
sURANcE coMPANY-e4 ss.ss 4
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
capital (deposited) $500. 500 O0O 90
Assets, admitted .21 26e 7fl "a
Liabilities, exclusive of capi
TAI and net surplus-....1S, 1856, 96S. 40
INCOME
rreillums Observation-Disclosures. $2,213.659,
Olher sources .-..-......--..... 1862. 100 3y
lotal income, 1909 $3,275,76s
EXPENDITURES
Paid policy holders for death
claims and matured en-
downments .,... ....$1 ,432,311S
Surrender values ........ 6242SS7 70
Dividends and all other pay
ments to policy holders 26O,967.49
Other expenditures ..... 72S.46457
Iotal expenditures, 1909 $3,O46,O32.7
PAID FOR NEW BUSINESS, 1909
RISKS written Observation-Disclosures. S., S61 $4,000
Premiums thereon ... 164,525.3l
Losses incurred ......1 .432311 Sf
NEVADA BUSINESS
Number of risks written :
Amount of risks written. .$15. 900 90
PREMIUMS received .,..,,,... 4,15477
Number of policies in force
December 81, 19O9. az
Amount of said policies 500 IA 90
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-11
SOME CLASS

SOME CLASS
Is what can be said of the job worn
turned out by the Appeal job depart
ment. That is what they all say and
YOU will say the same thing after We
deliver your work.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-11

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORk.SBY
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-11

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
YACHTSMFN WANT
EXPERT MEASURER
Adoption of Universal Rule
Leads to Discussion of inr-
POrfant Problem

The adoption of the universal meas
urement rule by the Pacific interclub
yachting association is now the leading
topic among the yachtsmen about the
bay, but the difficult problem that is
confronting the association is the mat
ter of having all the yachts measured
by an expert. Eastern yachting au-
thorltles have had great difficulty IN
this respect and the local association
should proceed slowly and carefully in
the matter
The majority of local enthusiasts who
have thoroughly investigated the new
rule believe that the association should
procure professional boatman, such
as Twigg. the local builder, to attend
TO the measuring The new rule will
be more difficult to handle here than in
other sections of the country where
there are many yachts of one design,
which makes it much simpler for the
measurer. Here there are scarcely two
boats alike and the opportunity of
overzealous shippers to shift ballast,
etc, is very tempting. F. G.. Phillips,
secretary of the association, is pre-
pairing to issue printed copies of the
new rules which will be issued al once
and copies will be distributed among
ali the clubs
The eyes of the fraternity are now
upon the Corinthian club to see what
that organization will do regarding the
challenge from the Aeolians. 1t is up
to the Tiburon organization to race
either under the Seawanhaka or the
universal rule, and one can not blame
them to take which ever one they fig
ure to give them the better chance.
The outlook for yachting has never
been brighter, and all of the clubhouses
present an animated appearance on
Sundays. Scrapers are the popular
tool and the yachts are beginning to
look all spick and span.
Over at Tiburon last Sunday the
bridge was raised and the yachts all
left their winter quarters, and commits
sion work is now in full swing.
The White Heather, Mary, Surprise
and Amigo are back at their Sausa-
Tito mooring off the San Francisco
club. The Annie is also at her old
moorinss. San Leandro bay presents
busy appearance with the Aeolian yacht
clubs large fleet. The boat owners
now appreciate the benefit of club
owning Its own ways. and for the last
two months both of the club sets have
been occupied by the club boats An
elaborate program is being arranged
for opening night.
The Corinthian yawl Gypsie is going
to be fitted up as an auxiliary this
season. The sloop Dixie from the same
club is being fitted out on the Aeolian
club ways
The Gilbert brothers of the CaIifor
MIA yacht club have purchased the SO
footer Ibis of the South Bay club and
have renamed it FIeetwing
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
Billiard Stars Here To
Play Again

Willie Hoppe and Ora Morningstar,
who are to play several match games
at Wrights billiard parlors Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights of this
week. arrived in town yesterday from
Los Angeles. In a match game there
Hoppe equaled the worlds record of
an average of 100 points an inning,
held by Schaefer.
George Kennedy will meet Morning
star Monday evening in a 500 point
1872 balk line match, while Morning
star and Hoppe will play a 100 point
1871 balk line match. Tuesday evening
Chick Wright and Hoppe will play a
300 point 1872 balk line match and a
100 point 1871 balk line match
Wednesday a varied and interesting
program is to be provided. At the
conclusion of each nights contests
both Hoppe and Morningstar will give
the spectators rare treat by showing
their dexterity with the cue. as they
will make many fancy and difficult
shots.
There is much interest being mani
tested in these matches, owing to the
popularity of Kennedy and Wright in
local billiard circles, and every bill
HARDEST is anxious to see how the To-
cal stars compare with the champions.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
Long Entry List For
Power Boat Race

The Buffalo Launch club and the
Motor Boat club of Buffalo will con-
duct the power boat race through the
whirlpool rapids, Niagara river. for
the John A. Penton gold trophy and a
prize of $1,000 cash, offered by the
Power Boating club.
The Buffalo clubs have named the
following committee to have charge of
the contest; Hon. o. w. Cutler, former
mayor of Niagara Falls; Hon. Arthur
Schoelkopf, president of the Niagara
Falls hydraulic power and manufactur-
ing company; W. A. Philpot Jr.. mem
Der of Buffalo Launch club; Commo-
dore Harry T. Vars of the Motor Boat
club of Buffalo; Frank H. Bliss. rear
commodore Motor Boat club of Buffalo.
These men will set the time for hold
ing the contest and will establish the
conditions under which it will be con-
Quoted. Each boat will be examined
thoroughly, and only those fitted for a
trip OF this kind will be allowed to COM
pete.
over 80 applications have been re-
celVed from men who want to take a
chance on the turbulent waters of the
Niagara gorge and several boats are
oelng built especially for this purpose.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
AMATEUR BASEBALL

When the bell clangs this afternoon on the
Eastside park diamond in San Rafael the season
will open with game between the BROOKLYN
team OF Oakland with Colby and Colly in the
points and the San Rafael Regulars with Babe
Hollis and Seibt as the battery. This will be a
gala day for San Rafael. the Ell Canine real
bell will be installed by Judge Lennon and the
local Native sons and Daughters. The st. Vim
cent band will play.
San Anselmo will open the baseball season this
afternoon against the Shreves OF San Francisco.
Manager Hartman has arranged for an suspicious
opening. music being one OF the features Mayor
Jones is slated TO toss the first ball over the
plate.
The teams will line up as follows:
San Anseimo-Gallagher,c catcher Hollis Ben
ham, pitchers; Mcfarland, first base: Kady sec
ond base; Hersey. third base: Anthony short
eroh. right field.
Shreves-wilkinson, catcher; Watchers pitch
er: Holden first base; Christianson, second base:
Landers, third base; Mclean. shortstep: dwell
left field; McPike center field; Ordway, right
field.
The Preside team. under the management OF
G. G. Stutz has been going at a great clip late
ly and all fast teams will be accommodated by
writing to {. g. Stutz. eomnssary department
Preside. Barney Frankels please take notice
The Lobree Brothers, baseball team No >
would like TO hear from any Is year old team,
The lirsup: j. Barnett first base: H. Afes,aseb-
lin. second base; W. Duveneck ShorrstoD: "
Henderson. third base; x. Horn. right field: III
Carroll. ceuter field: A. Cook. left heId: j DEN
mis-. catcher: O. Stahi. pitcher aud captain. Al
dress a. Cook, Ire Fillmore street. city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
CALIFORNIA Fit
AND CONFIDENT
Varsity Fights and Freshmen
F0urs VIII Meet Next
Saturday

i3.ENELEv. April 2-Despite the
fact that rowing is no Ionscr recog-
uaod rs au intercollegiate sport by
California and stanford representa-
-.r.ves OF the two universities viii meet
jim regatta next Saturday morning on
-ue Oakland estuary with crews as fit
ard rs ably coached as when the sport
-.IlG the backing Of the university au-
.tuo-itlee-
THE California crew VIII be composed
almost exclusively Of veterans Of last
-ys4- or the year previous. The men
have been conditioned by Lewis Nc
,-padden, q senior i'm the college Of me-
-cEauics Following the Inauguration
ia-st year of d student coach. McSpad-
-15cn was chosen TO all the position this
season and under his direction the men
WiG go ou the water next Saturday
FeaGr TO row the race OF their lives.
3D.. ef the men who formed the squad at
SIZE beginning OF the season Dignan
-.na Robertson have been unable to
continue. Schroeder. Langstr0th and
-I1z.arl have shown well IN practice
1H- arc not expected 10 make the crew
t.fe wear Coach McSpadden has Sc
.rc-ed n tentative crew from the squad
o- follows. !. Copt .. Blake; 3, Mark
Vrart. 4 Hardy 3. Ahsley. 6. +. BAH;
Davidson, stroke, Malatesta. Nc
.radGen VIII DE coNsWain.
Tho varsity eights viii take the
NV ter promptly at 1880 o'clock and
a,EI rcw over a two mile course from
She. boatnouse Amador to the Park
street bridge
- Instead OF the customary freshman
eiElt both cluhs viii enter freshman
four next Saturday. The baby class
u'en VIII race one mile. starting at
-0-l5. one mile from the Park street
bridge and finishing at the bridge. The
team viii Dee selected from squad
consisting of Brett. Clark. Craig. Eaton.
Estes Gum kadir. Shafer, stevenson.
Wilson. Young fcoXswains), Angelo,
Cgombs and NcMullen
The boating interests at both the
universities have suffered this season
from lack Of financial support from the
students. following the decision last
scrm to abolish rowing as an intercol-
lariafe sport Handicapped by lack Of
-euitable equipment. the men interested
I'm The sport at both institutions have
struggled 10 keep alive the interest in
their sport and despite the drawbacks
The clubs lave met, they viii send
crews on the estuary next Saturday no
Jess capable than those which have pre-
coded them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
REY HINDoo GETS BRACKETS
California Yacht Club
Adopts Program

The following sailing program has
been adopted by the California yacht
club for the approaching season:
May s sundsy-opening day; clam chowder
May a. Saturday-Open.
May 10 Sunday-Annual class flag regatta.
MAY %. sundayEReturn CfuIl noon.
May %, Saturday-Cruise to Army point.
May %, Sunday-Rendezvou at Vallejo.
May 80, Monday-Return.
June A. Saturday-0pen.
June .. Sunday-Open.
June II, saturday-Port captains day.
June IL Sunday-Open
june is. Saturday-Cruise to.MeNears.
June 10, Sunday-Retwn full noon.
June %, Saturday-Open.
June 20, Sunday-Amual dinner race.
July 2. Saturday-Petalums drawbridge.
July 3, Sunday-High jinks.
July 4. Monday-Return.
July o. Saturday-Open
July 10, Sunday-Open.
July 16, Saturday-Open.
July II. Sunday-Raee for p footers and
elambake.
July a. sunday-Ca1lfornia cove San Pablo
bay.
July 80, Saturday-Open.
July 81, snnday-Wallace trophy race.
August 6, Saturday-Cruise to San Quentin.
August I, sunday-Return.
August Is, Saturday-0pen.
August IA. Sunday-Open.
August 20, Saturday-Cruise to McNears.
August Fl. Sunday-Return (ful noon.
august - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dt hty
Route mole.
August %. Sunday-CruiSe along city front
SACRAMENTO RIVER CRUISE
September 9. Observation-Disclosures at CalifOT
mia cove. September 4, Sunday-Cruise in squad
ron Rio Vista. September >. Monday-Cruise to
CORTLAND via Old river. September s. Tuesday
Fleet at anchor. CORTLAND. September Z.
Wednesday-Return cruise in squadron. Walnut
Grove. September s, Thursday-Return Antioch
via three mile cutoff. September 9, Friday
turn. Martinez via New York slough Septem-
Der 10. Saturday-Return. McNesrs. September
II, Sunday-Return. moOrings. Brooks island.
September Il. Saturday-Open.
September is. Sunday alfornia's commodore
cup full NOON.
September "a. Saturday-Open.
September -. Sunday-Open.
October L, Saturday-Cruise to McNears.
October >, Sunday-Return.
October s. Saturday-Open.
October Q. Sunday-Red rock race.
October TO- Saturday-Open.
October 16, Sunday-Ghannel cruise (fun
NOON.
October D. Saturday-Open.
October %, Sunday-Open.
October %. Saturday-Closing day.
October so, Sunday-Cruse in squadron.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
Tournament Is Opened
By Scottish BowIers

The Scottish bowlers opened the
tournament season on the Golden Gate
park green yesterday with a match in
the handicap doubles event. Rev. w.
j. Fisher asd j. Deasy, playing from
scratch, beat Rev. d. a. Mobley and D.
O'Brien. playing with a handicap of 4.
81 to IL.
The following practice games were
played:
Brown and b. Eller. 81 to -; w.
Maundrell beat w. II. Higgenbottom
Fl to 10; NJ. L. Grove and i. Blair beat
Rev A. c. Bane and A. X. Jones 81
to 10 and II to 1 j. Gray ana John
Duncan beat B. Eller and d. OBrien
21 to II; Maundrell beat Brown 81 to
2; Duncan and Gray beat Higgenbot-
tom and T. Holt 81 to IA; Holt and
Higgenbottom beat Dave and Bright
q TO 90
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
FAVORI4f PLAYERS
CASH ONE WAGER
Chester KrunI Sets Pace and
Wins From Odds On Favor
lite, OrbicuIar

Another lone favorite. Goldfinn, saved
the form players from utter rout at
Emeryville yesterday. and in the way
of upsets it was not so much of a
surprise to horsemen that Chester
Krum, second choice in the betting.
beat Orbicular, the odds on favorite.
Chester Krum ran a surprising race
and one contrary to all his past per-
formances. He was thought to be a
slow beginner. but yesterday. lightly
weighted and with Selden in the saddle,
he went out to make his own pace and
held his lead to the wire. Orbicular,
rated in the ruck by Rice. made his
move on the last turn, but could never
catch the leader. Indictment was a
bang up third.
Acquia was a to 3 choice for the
opener, but Buxton. riding her for the
second time for the mares new owner,
not only failed to break in front, where
the horse likes to run, but was praeti-
cally left at the post. Father Stafford.
at to 1. laid off the early pace and
came on in the Stretch to win as he
pleased from Kaiserhoff, and Steel was
third. Pimkim was cut down in the
race so badly that the, veterinary adj
vocated his destruction.
ST. FRANCIS WINS
st. Francis, at to 1, ran a nice
race in the front division in the second
race and managed to last to beat Good
Ship by neck. Third honors went to
Emma G.
Lady Panchita made all the pace in
the six furlong sprint and opened a
gap of six lengths. but she gave up in
the stretch to Goldhnn, and the sup
posedly bad acting mare won by two
lengths. Lady Panchita was Tapped at
the finish by Orelio. with Archibald
riding. Servicence was given a Grim
inal ride by A. Williams.
The mile and 20 yards trip had the
talent guessing, with Hiacko held at
the shortest price and Buckthorn
backed down at the end. Raleigh.
overlaid at / 5 to /, lay close to Hiacko S
pace and came on in the stretch to
win in drive from Bishop w Hiacko
managed to show.
REY HINDOO GETS BRACKETS
Rey Hindoo. lover of a fast track,
raced up to his sensational work to
take the closing sprint by a good two
lengths from Likely Dieudonne and
Thistle Belle, which shared the early
pace. was third. lakewood farms big
Splinter was out of it in the early
part. but simply breezed over his small
field at the end. Archibald rated him
to perfection
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
Pacific Heights Girls
Beat Franklin Team

The girls of the Pacific Heights
grammar school turned the tables on
their opponents from the Franklin
school yesterday afternoon at the Pas
time club The contest for the Tag
day basket ball trophy of the Public
Schools athletic league is now a tie be-
tween the two schools, necessitating a
third and final game on next Saturday
afternoon.
There was a decided Improvement in
the playing of the purple and gold
team, Miss f. McCloughry proving the
star by throwing IS field goals
Miss insolvency was Franklin's best
scorer. The score at half time was 20
to l. Franklin rallied in the second,
but too late to be of any good
The lineup and score was as follows
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
King Is Still Without
Official Notice

KANSAS CITY. No. April 2.-Three
days have passed since the national
baseball commission ruled on the case
of Catcher John g. King. yet the
player is still without official notice Of
any action being taken in his case.
King and Charles C'Kid") Nichols.
the former major league player, are
working out together daily. The
former catcher says his arm is rapidly
rounding into good shape.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
w. ]. Travis Wins Golf
Tournament

PINEHURST, N. c., April 2.-walter
j. Travis of Garden City defeated w.
r. Tuckerman of Chevy Chase, Md.
in today's Sc hole final round for the
championship trophy in the tenth an
nual United North and South amateur
golf championship, 5 up and to plav.
Walcott Tuckerman of Chevy Chase
won the consolation from Henry G
Fownes of Oakmont.
The winners in the five remaining
divisions were I. S. Robson of the oak
Hill club, DIR. Fl. A. Roark of Braeburn
III. S. Stearns IT. of Oakland George w
Watts of Durham. N. c., and Blair
Boyd OF Hillsboro.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
Handball Tourney On
The List Today

A good program has been arranged
for the regular weekly handball tour
nament on McHugh's court, Bryant and
Twenty-ffth streets, this afternoon.
The card is as follows:
Doubtless. Raymond and A. Oenl-
man VS.. T. Engelfield and j. Gaffney
w OaConnor and j. Sweeney VS.. b,
reilly and +. J. Brady; j. Barrett and
w Hughes vs.. S. Litchtenstein and ID.
Mccarthy
Singles-0, Oehlman VS.. ]. Marks; j.
Raymond vs.. w. OConnor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
WHFFLMEN TO HOLD
THIRTY MILE RELAY
Six Biz Clubs to Open Outdoor
Racing Season With a
Novice Event

The local wheelmen viii usher in the
outdoor racing season at the stadium
course today. The initial event OF the
year viii be 80 mile relay race for
novices. Only riders who have never
competed in an interclub race are elig-
ible. Each team will be composed of
six riders. each to ride five miles. The
race win start promptly at , o'clock.
Six clubs entered teams. They are
Alameda wheeImen. Garden CITY wheel
men, Oakland wheeImen. Golden City
wheelmen, New Century wheelmen and
College City wheeImen. Those in a
position to know believe the race will
go to either the Garden City wheelmen
or New Century wheelmen.
The entries follow:
First relay Durand. Alameda; c. Barge.
Garden City; Il; Estudillo. Oakland; H Doring'
Golden CITE; " Lyman. New Century D.
second relay. Belt. Alameda: J. La Hue,
Garden City: W French Oakland: L. Nc
Ceniurv. 4 Peterson, College City
Third relay. Phrene, Alameda; f. Allen,
Garden CITY; H. Eoss, Oakland; a; Martin,
Golden CITY: r. Ball New Century, w Good
Fonrth reiay-G Can. Alameda: r. Brown,
Garden City; T. Harrison. Oakland; r. Nugent.
Golden City: q. Montgomery New Century; c.
Fifth relay-H Callenberg Alameda; c. Bax-
ter. Garden City: r. dc CasSla. Oakland; z.
Bcarworth College City.
Sixth relay-A. Bertosa. Alameda; o. Baxter,
Golden CITY; W Haywards, New Century; j..
Hartwell. College City
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
Papke Is Glad to Be
In Native Land

NEW YORK, April 2.-'Billy' Papke,
disguised with his inability to get on a
back to this country today on the La
Lorraine Papke said he had heard
from Promoter Jim Coffroth that he
could get match with Stanley Ketchel
for the middle weight title soon. He
will go to California, stopping off at
his home in Kewanee, Ill.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
PolyS Walloped Badly
By Lowell High Nine

The Polytechnic high school nine was
given an awful walloping at the Pre-
sidio athletic grounds by the Lowell
team.
The red and white players hammered
the ball all over the lot and before the
game ended had IS runs to Poly's >
Polytechnic. gill and Hind;
Lowell. Street and Wakeman.