The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-13

crate and substantial class Of exhibits this
year than in any previous year
There Is greater chance for Northern
California, for instance. to advertise herself
right here in this hail than ever before.
The only thing she wants Is a Snowman TO
point out the features 10 admire, and this
part as will be seen in the foregoing THE
CALL is arranging to provide for.
The need for some specializing was we'll
shown last night.
Lots OF people would have been glad TO
have had their attention directed to one
particular point. and TO learn something
definite regarding it.
AS il was, they wandered hitler and
thlther, drifting with the tide, and listen
ing to the music in q happy, vaeuous way.
Next week this will be altered, and, il
any one will. he can select his time for visit
ing the fair by the following schedule, THE
CALL having by consent assigned to the
various counties the days set down against
their names:
Monday nIght-Rutte County.
Tuesday night-Yuba County,
Wednesday night-PIacsr County.
Thursday night-HumboIdt County.
Friday night-Alameda County.
Saturday night-Sacra County.
Each county will present special attrac-
tions on its own night by having lecturer
to make short addresses on the county's
possibilities. special literature for distribu-
ton, souvenirs or some other entertain
ment.
On the following morning THE CALL win
devote Its account of the fair to the partieu-
lar county exhibit, which will thus have
particular attention drawn to it throughout
the country.
Thus amid the embarrassment OF riches
there presented it will be possible for each
individual to select the gems of most value
to him.
That people appreciate features at the
fair was clearly shown by the attention paid
to certain welI-defned sources of interest.
For instance, Rupert Schmid's statue of
California" on the main floor opposite the
entrance. although not entirely completed.
attracted special attention all the evening.
She is represented as the Queen of the
Pacific, majestic figure, holding in her
right hand an olive branch, the emblem Of
Peace (Pacifc); in her left tue shield, with
eost-Of-arms Of the State and the American
flag garlanded with flowers. The figure has
special c0ntributory touches in character
Her silken gown is embroidered with stars
and Pacific Coast sea plants; her waist Is
embroidered with Gala lilies; her belt Is
decorated with sea shells aud the head OF q
sea lion. As queen she wears a gold-set
diadem over the liberty cap, beneath which
her hair Is wreathed with California pop
pies and corn. Her face is bright and cheer
full. golden horseshoe forms her neck
lace. At her feet lies profusion of grapes,
wheat, fruits. ETC.. and grizzly bear, the
emblem OF the State
An important award OF prizes was made
during the day
To Sacramento County was awarded
premium 9i6 Of $500 for the most complete
exhibit on opening day.
To Placer County was awarded premium
OF OF $3.50 for the most original and at
tractive exhibit on opening day.
To Sacramento County was awarded
premium 91S of $3.50 for the widest range of
useful products exhibited on opening day.
To-day there will be special programme
OF music, that arranged for both afternoon
and evening being as follows:
AFTERNOON