The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26

streets of Colusa putting UP the blue
and gold carnival colors and spanning
the thoroughfares with colored lights.
Market, Fourth, Fifth and other streets
will be bright with thousands of incan-
descents on the nights of the carnival
CUPS OFFERED FOR RACES
William Cook and A. H. Pope have
been Industrious supervising the build
ing of the grandstand overlooking the
river. Seating accommodations for 700
have been provided in the Colusa ware
house and a stand has been constructed
over the river in which will be seated
the queen and her court as she watches
the aquatic sports. The barge Wiscon-
sin, 225 feet by A feet, has been con-
verted into dancing float. Special
boats are coming up from Sacramento.
One steamer has been chartered to
bring up a party of 100, which will eat
and sleep on the craft. The racing
course for the boats has been laid out
along the town levee. For the mile
races the start will be at Colusa ware
house, 10 the Farmers warehouse, then
turn and run below the drawbridge,
turn again and run back to the start
The regatta will be conducted by the
Sacramento and Washington boat clubs.
The original program provided for
six races, including the rowboat race,
but the race for boats under 10 miles
an hour was added, making eight events
now on the schedule for the regatta,
which will be held in this city Monday.
The races, which will be run for IA sill
yer cups as trophies for first and second
prizes, are as follows with some of the
boats which have already entered:
J. Speed class-Pankost No. 20, S. P.
Pankost; Russell II, Captain Harris;
Azores, DR.. NJ. S. Silva, with A. Nunes
and NJ / Nunes in the boat.
.. Semispeed class-Red Raven Splits,
George Scott, with Joseph Nlady ka and
Z. Forest Mitchell in the boat; Reynolds
Flyer, c. V. Reynolds; Pirate H. Her
man Koch (this is the champion semi
speed boat on the river) Nemesis, E. S.
Chappa; Possun, E. A. Theiie.
8. Cruiser class-Buffalo, NJ. J. Bussic; /;
Martha Ann, E. J. Farley; NJ ] c, M. J.
G. e. odbert; Pankost No. 2, S. P. Pan
4. Under IS mile class-Pankost No.
90, S. P. Pankost; Reta, Roy Meyer;
Imp. Q. Herold; Amethyst, Hugh Maui
din; Emily, o. Eberhardt.
5. Single cylinder class-Fawn. Ar
thur Fisher; Wanda, A. z. Brown.
6. From 10 TO - mile class-No en-
4 Under 10 miles-No entries.
8. Rowboat race-Fox, Charles Wah-
lander and Gene Palm; Owl, DR.. c..
Todd and A Clay; Zip. Dave Johnson
and Bob Shorrock; Wasp, Bert Robert
son and James Barnes; Nix, J. w. Mors-
Delano and Bruce McDonough.
RACES FREE FOR ALL
In addition to the regular races there
will be two free for all races, constitut-
ing a handicap long distance endurance
race TO be run from Sacramento to this
city Saturday and Sunday The first
boat to enter Colusa having left Sacra-
mento Saturday win receive pennant,
and the same kind of prize will be
awarded to the boat leaving Sunday.
In addition to the other arrange
ments patrol boats will be provided to
keep the race course clear, keep pleas
ure parties from cutting across the
course during races and prevent inter-
ference with the boats engaged in rae
ing.
A special state policeman will be ap-
pointed for the purpose of having au-
thority to arrest violators. Watchmen
will be provided to1ook after the boats
of the visitors during the three nights
they are here.