The morning call., 1893-01-18
A GREAT SUCCESS.


mired at the fair.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
The Largest Crowd Yet Recorded at the
Fair.
The directors of the fair congratulated
themselves last evening on the largest
throng which has been recorded at the
Mechanics Pavilion since the opening day,
week ago. An exception might possibly
be noted in favor of last Saturday, but on
Saturday big crowd is always looked for.
1t is estimated that fully 1000 persons were
In the Pavilion between z and 10 p. NJ.
The exhibits may now be said to be COM
plete. Two noteworthy additions arrived
yesterday. One OF these is an exact model
to scale Of the steamer Empress Of Iuda,
exhibited by the Canadian Pacific Railroad
The model was made by the builders of the
ship, is u feet long by IA inches beam. and
cost $4,000 Another interesting object is
carving in solid oak by Morton Larsen,
carver to the King of Denmark. 1t repre-
sents stag and hind beneath the spreading
branches of tree The expression and
feeling in the case of the hind is extremely
good
The aquarium pleased the crowd almost
machinery department was extensively
patronized. The most popular part of the
musical programme was when the hymn,
Rock of Ages" was sung by an invisible
choir, while two Whlte-rObed female figures
slowly rose from an unseen recess beneath
the rock. assembled high up the cross of Or0-
vlle's exhibit and as slowly descended.
The combination of intense dramatic and
religious emotion with citrus lad" was
rather bewldering, but big strong men
turned away with lump in their threats
and their hands to their eyes as they listened
10 the old familiar strains OF the hymn.
The following is the programme for to-
morrow afternoon and evening:
PART l.
Grand overture. "tnryanthe" 49,. &. NJ. Won Weber
Grand operate selection, Ill Palinto" Donizetti
Solos for claronet, cornet. euphonlum and
trombone.
'.Impromptu Dramatique' ................C zibulka
Patrol, Rolling Drums" ...................As cher
PARI ii.
Grand overture. "Tutt IN Maschera" 49,. .Petrena
Solo for cornet, Specially Polka" Short.
MISS May Cook.
Popular selection. "Mikado". Sullivan
introducing TIT Willow, " Pm Going to
Marry Num-Yum, Here's Pretty How
do-you-d0." by the sotOists OF the band
GalOp "The Cyc.ist Spring
Grand Wagner Nighi-Placer County.
Evening, January 1S, 1898
march "IaunlauSer' Wagner
Grand overture. "Tannhauser'. Wagner
Grand hosaIque, "Lahengrin". ............ Wagner
War march, from 'RienZP'. Wagner
Grand overture, ''Kieuzp ................. Wagner
trombone qu rtet. Forest song. Mangold
Messrs / obin, Delaney, Gutnan and Wright
Grand fantasia. ''Tannhauser"... Wagner
VOrspel, "Parsifal" Wagner
PRAYER and finale third act "Rienzr' . wagner
Next Tuesday evening January "a, first grand
Meyerbeer night. Selections from "DinOrah,"
"A'rlcaine," "PrOphete," Robert 10 Diable,"
"Huguenots."
To-day is Placer's day. The managers of
the citrus department are confident that
their great triumphal arch cannot be beat.
and that they have not only the boss
county. but the boss display. E. w. Maslin
of LOOMS will be the orator during the
evening reception al the Placer stand.
During the evening the following awards
by the Northern Citrus Association in con-
nectiOn with the exhibits at the fair were
announced.
Glass i.
COUNTY EXHIBIT
BEST GENERAL DISPLAY OF CITRUS FRUITS.
First PREMIUM Butte County, $3.50.
Second premium, Placer County, 5000.
Third premium, TulaTe County, $3.50.
Fourth premium. Yuba County, 500.
Fifth premium, Sacramento County, $50.
G ass II.
BUDDED ORANGES.
BEST GENERAL DISPLAY BY PRODUCER.
First premium, 6. Frost POrterville $500
Second premium Il. Hector, Monte Rio, $3.50.
Third premium, OrOYille Cltrus Association,
500.
Fourth premium, n. W. Winton, Thermanto.
$50.
Fifth premium, NJ A Rogers. Thermalito, $50.
Sixth premium, Butte County lunrmary $40.
seventh premium, q. A. Fisher, ThermalitO,
$50.
Eighth premium, G. ". Hutchins. Marysyllle,
500.
Ninth premium, A F. joins, OroviIIe, $40.
Tenth Dremiuul. Mrs Owen. peuryp
Glass III.
BUDDED ORANGES.
BEST II BUDDED ORANGES GROWN BY EXHIB-
ITOR.
First premium, g. Frost, Pouerville, $40.
Second premium, A. +. Jones, Orovllle, SO.
Thmd premium, Orovllle Citrus Assoeia-
tIon. IS.
Fourth premium. G. Frost, POrtervllle. ST.
Fifth premium. b. Hector. Monte Rio, Sc.
Sixth premium, Mrs. &. ID. Dunn, OrOYllle So.
Seventh premium. q. A. Fisher, Inerma-
Ito S4.
Eighth premium, G. Frost Porierville, So.
Ninth premium, OIOyllle Citrus Association,
Tenth premium. q. Frost PorerylLe 81.
Class Nv.
BUDDED ORANGES.
BEST DISPLAY STANDARD BOXES PACKED FOR
MARKET. NOT LESS THAN BOXES.
First premium. OOVille Citrus Association,
s25.
Esecond premium, Jacob Mansfield Wyau.
dotte, $40.
Third premium, r. s. Chambers, Palermo. S15.
Class v.