The herald., 1893-12-09
PASADENA.

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Pullman Palace company, s47.4o.
PASADENA.
The Arran z ements for the Tournament
Of Roses-Notes.
PASADENA, Dec. S.-The committee
appointed by the Valley Hunt club to
arrange for the coming tournament OF
roses ON New Years day 10 fast COM
pleting details for this celebrated gala
day, which has become one OF the per
manent attractions of this city.
The following list OF events OF the day.
together with prizes, has been issued
by the committee:
FOR PARADE DECORATIONS.
Glass /, Skin hand prize,
fine embroidered banner. $780,. second
prize, fine etching, framed.
Glass ii. Four-in-hand-First prize.
carriage robes and whip; second prize.
United States flag.
Glass Ill, Double team-First prize,
water color by Spaulding, framed;
second prize, set of solid silver tea
spoons.
Class Nv. Single team-First prize,
set solid silver forks; second prize, robe
and gloves.
Glass v. Novelty turnout - First
prize, one years subscription to the
Los Angeles Daily Times; second prize.
umbrella.
Glass vi. Special v. II. c.. for mem
bers onlv-First prize, bronze bowl.
Glass VII. Saddle horse and gentle
man rider-First prize, solid silver
handle riding whip; second prize, sill
yer mounted spurs.
Glass VIII. Saddle horse and lady
rider-First prize, opal stick pin, value
$40; second prizs. fine satin hand
painted bon-bon box.
Glass TX. Merchants turnout-First
prize, 13 inches advertising space for
one month; second prize, orient lamp
stove and Derby hat.
Glass X. Best decorated bicycle and
rider-First prize, SIS; second prize,
| fine bicycle lamp.
AT THE TRACK.
i. Ranchmen's race, one mile-First
prize, first-class, rubber monntedy hand
made single harness second prize, farm
ing implement.
2. Flat iace, one mile, horses without
records, and to carry 1875 pounds-First
prize, set Sherwood steel harness.
8. Dressing race--First prize. SIS and
riding whip; second prize, $5 and riding
whip. S~
4. Bicycle race, safety, one mile
First prize, gold medal; second prize,
silver medal.
5. Valley Hunt steeplechase, over fair
hunting course, about two miles; horses
without records, to carry 150 pounds
First prize, $25.
6. Pony race, trotting. 13 hands high
and under, to be driven by yowner-First
prize, eilver watch; second prize, lamp.
z. Bicycle race. safety. three miles,
handicap. open-First prize, gold medal /;
second prize, silver medal.
s. Hurdle race, one mile, over six
hurdles, same conditions as fiat race
First prize, Whitman saddle and bride !;
second prize, fine horse blanket.
| 9. Egg and spoon race-First prize,
$l5 pair ladies' gloves; second prize, IS
pair ladies' gloves.
10. Pony race, saddle, one mile for
ponies Is hands and under-First prize,
fine suit OF clothes; second prize, fine
riding leggings.
IL. Best horsemanship-First prize,
silver mounted spurs and S.; second
prize, whip and So.
IL. Best display of old Spanish cos
( tunes. embroideries and trappings--
Fret prize, SIS; second prize. eombrero.
Is. Tourney at the rings--First prize,
second prize.
| IA Donkey race--First prizs.
Entries for the above events may be
made at any time. sac
| ACCIDENT IN RUBIo CANON,
A serious accident took place in Rubio
canon yesterday afternoon, an employee
oil the Nit. Lowe Railway company hay-
ing his skull crushsd in by being nit
with large stone which was dislodged
from the mountain eide some distance
above whore he was standing by work
men employed in laying water pipe.
The peculiar feature of the affair was
that he had been stationed below for the
purpose Of warning pedestrians OF the
danger from falling stones and fell
victim to one himself. The rock, which
was large one, struck him in the head
breaking his ekull and inhicting q seri.
QUO and possibly fatal wound.
The injured man was at once attended
by DR.. Rowland who dressed the wound,
after which he was removed to the
county hospital, where an operation re-
moving portion of the bone Was under
taken. The injury is of very danger
GUS character and recovery is doubtful.
MR.. AND MRS. HRsrER HURT.
A serious runaway occurred near the
terminal depot this morning, q car
riage containing Judge and Mrs. Hester
being overturned and both the occu-
pants thrown out and quite seriously
injured. The upset took place at the
junction of Pasadena avenue and the
drive into the terminal station, and
both Mr.. and Mrs. Hester were thrown
against port, intiicting painful, but
not serious, scalp wounds. The injured
couple were at once taken home and
medical assistance called. The injuries
are of a painful, but, fortunately, not
dangerous character.
ANOTHER SEARCH PARTY.
Another, and probably the last, party
in search of Lang Winston left here