The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-30

on payment of So, which is only a guaran-
tee that the dogs will be returned to their
kennels in time for the opening of the show
next morning.
a veterinary surgeon will be on hand
early Wednesday morning, Nav 3. TO exam
inc the dogs as they enter the Pavilion, and
any animal harbOriDg disease Of any kind
will be thrown out or in other words, de-
MED representation at the show.
The rules also state that exhibitors must
have their dogs in the benches at the time
announced for the opening OF the show, or
a fine will be imposed.
There will be some really handsome dogs
exhibited next week. The st. Demands
will occupy q special department, as they
will be strongly represented. Within the
past two years the stock has increased
wonderfully, so much 50, indeed. that St.
Bernard Club was organized about year
ago for tile purpose OF introducing on TINS
coast as fine a stock of dogs as can be found
in any Of the large cities OF America. The
fancy dogs, most oil whom are owned by
Isdies, will cut quite q figure al the show.
What they will lack in beauty they will
doubly make up for in noise.
The English settlers, strange to say, W i'll
outnumher tina pointers. In the sporting
classes the Irish settlers Will rank third
that is, numerically speaking. Then viii
come the Laveracks and Lewellyns.
The ladies have taken particular interest
in the exhibition, and several valuable dogs
have been entered by the fair ones, some OF
which are:
Mrs. E. b. Grace Of 1910 Vallejo street
Yorkshire terrier Sis. purchased in England
al a very high figure.
Mrs. Laura Omey-Fox-terrier Mud. val
ued at $500.
tan bitten Bootie.
Mrs. II. L. Miller of Alameda-English
pugs Jim Dandy and Puss-in- Boots.
Mrs. CnlbeTt-Fux-terrier Jack.
Mrs. J. 3. Martini 1928 Page-Fox terrier
bitch, Blemton Raptore.
Mrs. W. H. MOore-TwO coach dogs, Jes-
sic II and Spot.
Mrs. Annie Larsen Of Oakland-one
spitz dog, Babe l..
Mrs. j. A. Sargent Of Gilroy-On fox ter
rier, Golden Grm.
Mrs. F. NJ. Martin-One cocker spaniel.
BraLt &.
Mrs. f. R Thener-One Newfoundland
bitch. Queen.
Mrs. j. Lycett-One black-and-tan ter
rier, McG.nty.
Mrs. H. D. Dugan. 1912 Ellis street-One
great Dane dog, Lop.
Mrs. a lice Blytnc-One greyhnuud. Duke
Miss Mary PoOle-One ST. Bernard, Vic
Mrs. F. W. Sanderson.-One American fox
hound, Commander.
Mrs. L. E. Kerlin-One cocker spaniel.
Qneenie.
MIS- UhNlCo NuAhN1 -OLlo CCChtI Sndll6l
biIch Brontila.
Mrs Hugh McCracken-One greyhound,
Donnard.
Mrs. J. McClatchie-one Mexican hairless
bitch, TOodes.
Mrs. Clarence Haight-One pointer. King
William.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Severance-one mastif dog,
Bishop.
MISS Grace PoOle-One St. Bernarg dog,
Columbus.
Mrs. A. c. Davenport of Stockton-Ons
cocker spaniel, Bessie L.
Mrs. T. L. Wright-One trick dog, Tag.
Mrs. Mary May Of San Jose-one ST.
Bernard, Don NJ.
Miss Alma Beatty-One fux-terrier, Rol-
lick.
Mrs. NJ. W. Fish of oakland-Imported
black poodle Coco.
Mrs. N: Z. DoOley-One st. Bernard,
Duke Of Wellington.
Mrs. EN-. Xix of Belvedere-On Ameri-
can foxhound, Tasso.
Mrs. John J. Barker-One St. Bernard,
Bernardo.
The judging will begin at l O'Clock on
Wednesday next in the following order /:
Mastiffs, Great Danes, ST. Bernards, New