The herald., 1895-05-12
THE PRIZE PUZZLE is SOL WE'D
What the Committee Did in Order to Be
Saved
There ray Be Some Heartaches, but the
Prizes viii Go According to
the Official List

At last the prize puzzle is solved, the
prize winners for Ell Dis de las Flores
have been discovered and are officially
announced below. 1t has been Hercu-
lean task the fiery, and untamed COM
mittee with Chairman Eisen at their head
have been unremitting in their efforts,
which are now crowned with success.
The true secret of all the trouble was
with the judges. In some cases they
were non-residents and left the same day
with their score cards in their inside
pockets, others not realizing the value of
the cards. thoughtlessly destroyed them
There has been an active and animated
correspondence in all these instances
the mails have brought some of the an
swers, otheJs have been extracted
personal interviews and the official repct
was handed in to the Fiesta com Mite
Thursday, verified Friday and yesterds,
is printed today and the prizes are reay
for distribution as follows:
Marshsls-Perry Howard. first; Haip-
ton Hutton, second; G. W. Hicks, thd.
Aides-F. e. Green, first; j. s. Salkey,
second; Benjamin. third.
Class B. saddle ponies. boys-Homer
Kennedy. first; Frank Simpson, second;
Louis Denker, third.
Glass C. boy riders on burros-No. 3,
first; No. 80, second; No. II, third.
Glass D, children's vehiclcs-Lady in
pony phaeton trimmed in mustard hrst;
Miss Donegan, second; dos-a-des pony
cart two little girls front seat and cclcred
footman. third.
Glass f. bicycles, girls-Lulu Donuatin,
first; Miss Pinyan, second.
Glass +. bicycles, boys-No. l, first, r.
l.. Jenkins: second, Sam Pirre; third, W
l.. Frewe, fourth.
Class G, two horse tandems-Miss Beat.
tie. first Home Sewing Machine. second.
Glass H, floral foats-Children' fest,
first; City park, second, chamber OF com.
merce. third.
Glass 1, coach or tallyho, six.in, hand
club. second Mount Lowe, third.
Glass ], Victorias and 7 carts. TIVE
horses-J. Bradbury first; Mrs. John r.
Jones, second; Miss Ryan, third.
Glass X, coach or tally no. four in.hapd
CIV. r. Ford, first: Bradbury, seconds
Kregelo. third.
Glass L, carriages, surreys, two horssy
It. D. Stimson, first; J. +. Francis. sec.
ond u. +. Donegan. third.
Glass M, saddlehorse, lady rideT-No. 4,
first; No. second; Miss Halsted, third.
:Class N, farm or1 spring wagon. two or
more horses-D. E. Hall, 155 North Work.
man street, first.
Glass 2, saddle horse. gentleman rider
George Harrison, first; DR.. Wills, Sec
ond; ii. Lichtenberger, third; G. W,
Springer. fourth.
Glass Q, carriage, buggy or phaeton,
one horse-No. 4, first prizec Sumner p.
Hunt. second: No. 2, third.
Glass r. village or dog cart one horse
Miss Ida Maxwell, first.
Glass S, girl OH horse-Lizzie Belle
Mullen, first; Nellie Duval second; Irene
Shade, third.
Glass 7, pneumatic sulky-R. Hackney,
first.
Glass V, boy on horse--Klokke, No. 4,
first; No. 20. sscondj No. /. third.
Glass W, bicycle rider, lady-MrS. Arm
old. first; Miss Speyer. second: Mfss Hell
finch, third; Miss Coob, fourth.
Glass X, bicycle rider, gentlemen-C.
E. Gailor, first; Arthur +. Godin, second;
NJ. H. Anderson. third; Clarence Strohm,
fourth; IL. H. Braly, fifth.
Glass Y, grotesque presented other than
above-Mrs. G. f. Steinhail, 31s North
Mathews street, first
Class q. grotesqne or fancifui bicycle
rider, lady or gentleman - Will Kits,
first Frank Peters. second; Peter Bog.
ner, third; Albert Swain, or Simon,
fourth; W. f. Ccwan. fifth.
Equestrienne noyelty-Mrs. Hooper,
first.
The awards will be Distributed after 10
o'lcock Monday morning. ON presentation
l.