Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-08

OF Locomotive Engineers-ova-
ton Trip to Observation-Disclosures
Sports of Various Kinds A
Grand Gala Day for ALA Mass
Meeting on the Rail and a Day of
Rest and Recreation.
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baskets OF luscious lunch were spread,
and scene of rare festivity ensued.
The HERALD acknowledges polite
attentions from Colonel J. H. Barclay,
Of the San Fernando Hotel, aud his
excellent wife, and from Mr.. II. W.
Griswold. the popular station agent at
San Fernando, and his accomplished
wife and her sisters, Misses Josie and
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HUNDRED YARD foof RACE
With five entries. The prizes were
first, an eight.day alarm CLOCK; secohu,
q s. Siegel hat; third, a cigar holder.
MI. j. ~ uraay, Oh Ne~nA,'' 0apea'
ed the hrst prize ME- .. Ahse'o, u oa''
Fernando, 'he seeo'a' anu Mt "
Ionzoia tne thifa'
TIE 1HRkh-lhs 81 RACE
was very amusing. Ane'e "' 1l
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away with the first prize. A fat ham: Row.
an the second. a Siesel hat. and Es.
yalde the third a box of cigars.
One Of the most exciting Of races wa,
1.-THE
LADIES, pee RACE.
This was A TWENTY-FIVE ward race. in
which each young lady ran with tea
spoon containing hens egg. in one
hand. 1t was required that the egg
must not be dropped from the spoon
during the race. If dropped before the
goal were reached, whether the runner
were ahead or otherwise the race would
be lost. The entries were Miss N.
Crowley, Miss Kate Pendergast, Miss
Caroline Lamb and Miss Minnie Tillie.
Miss Crowley took the first prize, fine
vase, and Miss Title the second, pair
of slippers. s
A very exciting
RACE OF ONE HUNDRED YARDS
For bovs of s;xtesn wears was won As
follows. r Smith frat nrize a box Of
/ bandh ercbiefs and A. Abbott. second a
nair of suspenders. 3 .asr 2
The naxt which was stiil m.,re axcit.
inc was
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