Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-12
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The Programme for To.day,s
D0ings.

The Sixth District Fair Opens today.
Superintendent Carey and Entry Clerks
and Graham, and q score of hands
were busy all day yesterday pre-.
pairing the pavilion display All
will be in place to-day in time for the for.
NAL opening.
| The exhibits are in excess of the most
sanguine expectations Of the manage ment
The ladies are on hand with ali that car
| make the fair an attraction. as we'll as q
profit to the Orphans Home
Hon. L. J. Rose will deliver an opening
address at 7.20 P. M, followed by orchestrs
selections by the Los Angeles Cornet Band
| At the Fair grounds. Secretary DeCamp
Marshals and Entry Clerks had busy day
every stall and pen is filled-stock coming
from the most remote portions Of this coast.
The horses on exhibition will be nearly 20C
in number, and of as blue blood as ever
coursed through horse. AS fine herds OF
cattle as ever entered a fair, and hogs-just
go and see Andrew Smiths display OF Berk
shires.
The following is the programme of races
Race No. 1.-Running, fve-eighths of a
mile dash. Purse, $50.
A. j. huLCuluSOhy " Mhhhhhtus s. W
Hardwood, dam Maid of the Mist.
AL Moran. I Carmelita, q. by Hardwood.
Chas Thomas, Jr., & David COpperfield,
., by Balboa, dam Little Sally.
NJ. A. Foster, b {, 2, by Klipspringer, dam
D J. McCsrty, 8 c G. H, Todd, 2, by Joe
Hooker dam Rosa B.
Race No. 2-Running. halfmile dash.
free for all, weight for age; Purse, siSo
| s. B. Stroud, b Jim FOLK, ., py sniioh,
| n IN hv HprculpS.
B. r. Hill, g. g.. Johnny Gray. a. Shiloh,
dam Margery BY Error. o,,..r.
Charles Thomas Jr.. s:g. Oliver twist, y,
y THOMAS stratton, blk t. Minnie stratton,
Hin K Cries, b. +. Allie Hill, 3; by Wild
Idle, dam Mary Wade;
| Machado Bros, s.g KING, 8, py bowhocks'
dam Juanita by Norfolk.
+. Pico, b. g. Jacinto. 4, by Klipspringer,
| dam Lady Fleet. ~ o-
Race No. 8. Trotting, Purse, $500. 2:35
class. Three in five. ..
dam Juno by Pat Malloy.
x. d. Wise, blk C. Rsiah, 3, by Sultan
dam Kitty Wells.
C. A. Durfee, b. s. Geronimo, ., BY inca
| A. Sproul, b. z. Captain Jack, a.
Special running race Tor purse OF slo2,
seven 81 ixteenth OF a mile and repeat with
| Kelly's br. &. Telephone, aged; waters
S. g. Billy Johnson aged; and Strahd's D.
At the pool rooms for the two-year-old
race, Copperfield sold for $40; Manzanita'
| So Carm elita, $e.
on the one half mile dash, Allie Hili was
| favorite at $40; oliver Twist sio; Mlhnie
| StrattOn, So. .oo
The reLeat race, Billy Johnson bought 500;
| Amazon $40; Telephone, "a.
The Turner boys will give acrobatic per
formances before and during the races.
First race will be called at p. Nj. snarp'
| The following is the list for tomorrow;
Race No. 4. Running, dash OF seven
eighths of mile; for three-year-olds.
Purse, $500.
b. p. Hin, g. f. Mollie Capron, by Re-
veille dam by Jack Hawkins.
Chas. Thomas, Jr., s.,g. oliver i"is'' py
Balboa, dam Little Sally:
Machado Bros, s. 3, King, by Bowhocks'
| dam Juanita by Norfolk. ,,,.,
| Hill & Cries, b. I. Allie Hill, by WHoioter,
dam Mary Wade.
dam Lady Fleet.
Race No. 5. Running. dash OF one e. m mile
free for all weight for age pav pvrfe bv Grin
stead, dam Amanda Fortune nv,
Ril hil Cries, i; = b. I. Allie Hill s. by Wild
Idle, dam Mary Wade. s,,;,oh
| S. B. Stroud, b. S. Jim POLK, D: py ohiloh'
| dam by Hercules.
Rece No. 8. trotting, three-minute class
Raiah and Contractor in. Purse, $Soo; three
in five.
E. NJ. Railton, br. g. Lot slocum; by Elec-
| tioneer, dam Mohawk mare.
G.. ]. Ellis, b. 6. Bob Mason, I: by Echo,
dam Belle Mason, by Belmont
| A. sproul b. g, Captain Jack, aged, pedi'
gree unknown.
Gus. Walters, blk. m Belle S, pedigree
Ed. Cook, o. Killip Co., and Jim Boyd.
| of San Bernardino pool fame, both aid the
able Noyes at the auction and Paris mutual
stands.
Improveme uts at the grounds are numer-
| Gus. and much has been done to add to the
| comfort and pleasure of fair patrons