The morning call., 1893-10-10
EACH HAS A DAY.
Features for Each State,
City and Society.
NO BULLFIGHTS ALLOWED.
Chief of Police Crowley Sits Down on
the Introduction of Matadors
and ToreadOrS.

Among the tasks undertaken by the ex-
ecutive committee in connection with the
Midwinter Fair is the arrangement OF
complete programme for the ISL days OF its
duration. Certain days are to be set apart
70 meet the ideas and requirements Of all
who will participate in any way in the ex-
position. To this end correspondence has
beeu entered into with the Governors OF
States, the Clerks of counties, the repre-
sentatives of foreign committees, secret
societies and brOtherh0ods OF all xmas, as
well as other organizations likely to desire
a separate day for their special observance.
Under this plan there will be Callfor-
mia day and day for each county In the
State, with day for each of the prominent
cities. There will also be an Oregon.
Washington, an Arizona, Utah day. and
so on. There will be English. French,
Austrian, German, Italian. Spanish and
days for other prominent natlonalltles.
The Native Sons, MasOns, Odd FelloWs,
Foresters, Knights of Pythias. Workmen
and other beneficial and social organlza-
tions will have some period IN which
special feature may be made OF their aims
and work.
The recognized holidays occurring the
season during which the fair VIII be IN
progress will necessarily take precedence.
and Washington's birthday will be the
chief and the 18th Of March Will be SET
apart for the sons Of Erin.
The Native Sons have started in TO do
something for the exposition in business
like manner. r. j. Tobin has been elected
treasurer OF the exposition fund on behalf
of the Native Sons. Alcalde parlor has
already turned over to him $50 as part
subscription. Other parlors are arranging
TO take practical action as well, and Treas
urer Tobin will issue financial bulletins
from time to time. He is communicating
with the hundred parlors of the order. and
expects the aggregate OF his subscriptions
to make a creditable showing.
San MateO County is arranging TO bring
back its log-ca bin from the Columbian Ex-
position and to re-erect the structure
within the inclosure of the Midwinter Fair.
In the cabin will be placed the San MateO
exhibit, on which $1,000 will be expended
The fruit-grOwers of the northern citrus
belt are making an extensive collection
for the exposition. Yuba County is taking
the lead in this respect, although the
prime-movers in this feature do not yet
know where their money is to come from
for its space and installation. They are
going ahead on the principle that, if they
prepare first-class exhibit, as they are
planning, ways and means will be found
for its display. There is every reason to
believe that hoTticulturists throughout the
State will do their part in making that
feature of the exposition as prominent as
it should be.
A corporation styled the California
Bull Contest Company" has applied for
10000 square feet of space for the presenta-
ton of bullnghts. 1t is guaranteed that
the fights will be ''of frst-class order and
the animals not killed. injured or cruelty
treated" The executive committee at first
took the proposal under consideration. but
it was Informed by Chief of Police Crow
ley that such contest would be in direct
violation of the Penal Code. so that
Spanish feature of the exposition has been
abandoned.
cashier. The sum of 1892 was paid IN
over the counter at headquarters, making
the total cash receipts S191. .459 rs. Drury
Melone contributed 500, Whittier. Fuller
& Co. $1,000, and additional subscriptions.
supplementary to previous donations. were
sent in as follows: Haas Bros. 500. The
Wertheimer Company 500, Bullock 81
Jones $50. Bauer Bros. IL Co. $780, Neu-
berger, ReSs q Co. 500. Kahn Bros. 500.
The Palace Hotel paid in $1,000, Wilson
Bros. $3.50 and the National Theater $50.
Among the volunteer collectors of the
finance committee no one has been more
industrious than Frank W. Marston, who
has collected through his own eXerlions
over $1,000
A theatrical performance and ball will
be given at the San Francisco Turnhalle.
323 Turk street, on Sunday, October Is, for
the benefit of the Mldwiuter Fair fund,
under the auspices of the dramatic section
of the Order OF Hermannsgoehne. The
entertainment will consist of melodrama,
''Rich and Poor" or the Secret of the
Gypsy"