The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-08-03
But the Big Fair Still
Wants Money.
TO STOP up EVERY LEAK
Nothing Will Get Out and Every
Effort Will Be Made to Sc.
cure Attractions.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

Superior Court this morning, decided tha'
the Worlds Fair directors and officers Oh
rectly responsible for the closing OF the
gates on Sunday, July %, had violated the
iniunc elton previously issued by him. on
the ground that Jackson Park was pup
lie recreation ground and the people could
not be excluded from it. and they having
been cited for contempt in closing the
gates, he ordered that Dire ctors CAGE
Hutchinson, Henrotn. McNally and ker-
foot be fined $1,000 each. Director Lawson
received fine of 500, on the ground thas
he voted to close in the belief that the IN
junction had lapsed
Director General Davis was hned SZoo.
President Higginbotham apd National Com
missioners Massey, st. Clair and FORBES
were discharged. on the ground that they
merely carried out the directions OF the
management.
The attorney for the fair prayed for an
appeal from the decision. and at the con-
cluson of the arguments Judge STEIN
granted the appeal. Pending the hearing
in the higher court. however, the parties
are required to give bonds to obey the
Injunction.
Chief Buchanan. in charge OF the stock
exhibit at the Worlds Fair, has announced
the result of the cheese contest which has
been in pr ogress there for several weeks.
The test is pronounced the most complete.
most carefully conducted and most thor
ough ever made. The contest was between
twenty-five cows of the jersey. Guernsey
and shorthorn breeds each.
The result was as follows, being de-
cided victory for the Jerseys: Milk in
fifteen days, Jerseys 1925 pounds.
Guernseys 10, 93S pounds. Shorthorns II, 1856
pounds.
Cheese made - Jerseys, 1451 pounds
Guernseys. 1150 pounds; shorthorns, 1877
pounds.
Value of cheese-Jerseys, S193 9S; Guern-
seys. S135 90; shorthorns. $40 IA.
Value of whey Jerseys. So 26; Guern-
seys. 81 10; shorthorns. SIS 81.
Increase in live weight-Jerseys. S14 Y
Guernseys, S27 60; shorthorns. S31 81.
Total vaInes-Jerseys, S217 96; Guern-
seys. S164 55; shorthorns. $50 Y.
Deduct cost OF feed-Jerseys. S9S IA;
Guernseys. SIC 90; shorthorns. 500 &c..
Net profit in fifteen days-Jerseys,
S119 So; Guernseys. SSS 30; shorthorns,
ISL So.
The award tor the best breed and co "
goes to the Jersey, Ida Marigold. owned by
C. A. Sweet Of Buffalo. N. Y; the second
to the Jersey, Merry Maiden, owned by o.
and G. E. Graves Of Maitland, Mo-; the
third to the Jersey. Lily Martin. owned by
NJ. G. Campbell of Spring Mill. Tenn. the
fourth to the Jersey. Signal Queen. owned
by Frank Emo, Pine Plain, n. Y; the
fifth TO the shorthorn, Nora, owned by
Daniel Sheehan of Usage, Iowa. The four
next best are Jerseys.
In the official announcement of awards
made by the Worlds Fair Convention OF
the Photographic Association of America
George Stecke of Los Angeles, CAL, was
awarded two gold medals and the first
prize in Glass B for large photographs. and
the first prize in Glass for the smaller.
Now that the fair is half over tine Coun-
Gil Of Administration and the National Com
mission have become convinced that he
roic measures must be adopted to in luce
the people to come In crowds large enough
to insure financial success. They are
making every effort to stop leaks and to
create new attractions. With regard to
the financial position Of the company now,
President Higinbotham said to-day that it
was impossible to give the exact figures
concerning the Indebtedness vet. When
they can say that with the best half OF the
exposition season before them they are out
Of debt they think 1t is doing well. Inside
OF FIVE days, said Higinbotham, we will
have all the funds necessary to pay every
debt we owe. The assertion that $1,000
600 would not put US even is entirely false
The following appointments have been
announced: DR.. Charles E. Blake, senior
judge Of surgical and dental instruments
David Starr Jordan. judge of college and
school exhibits. DR.. Blake will remain in
Chicago for four or six weeks, while Presi-
dent Jordan left for San Francisro to-day.
The total attendance was 1867, OF
which 81, 450 paid.