The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-19

banner.
Best decorated spring-wagon-Firstp premium,
$40 and banner; second premium, $50 and
banner; third premium, S. and banner.
Best decorated farm wagon-First premium,
$40 and banner; second premium, $50 and
banner; thitd premium, So and banner
Best decorated phaeton or buggy, with
double team of horses-First premium, $50
and banner; second premium, go ana
banner; third premium, So and banner.
Best decorated phaeton or buggy, drawn by
a single horse-First premium, $50 and ban
ner; second premium, $25 and banner; third
premium. SIS and banner.
Best decorated tub or cart-First premium,
$35 and banner; second premium, $50 and
banner; third premium, $5 and banner.
Best decorated fourth hand-First premium,
$50 and banner; second premium, $25 and a
banner; third premium, $5 and banner.
Best decorated six-in-hand or conveyance
drawn by eight horses-First premium, $50 and
banner; second premium, $50 and banner;
third premium, So and banner.
Best decorated tandem-First premium, $40
and banner; second premium, $40 and q
banner; third premium, SIS and banner.
Best decorated equestrian--First premium,
Sl5 and banner; second premium, $40 and
banner; third premium, banner.
Best decorated girl on pony or burro-First
premium. $40 and a banner; second premium,
So and banner; third premium a banner.
Best decorated boy on horse or burro-First
premium, $40 and banner; second premium,
So and banner; third premium, banner.
Best decorated lady on Observation-Disclosures pre-
MUM, SIS and banner; second premium, $40
and banner; third premium, banner.
Best decorated children's miniature vehicle
First premium, $15 and a banner; second pre-
MUM, $5 and banner.
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and banner; second premium, So and a ban
ner.
Best novelty other than equestrian-First
premium, $40 and q banner; second premium
$50 and banner; third premium, banner.
Best novelty equestrian-First premium, $40
and banner; second premium, $50 and a BAN
ner; third premium, banner.
Rest decorated vehicle by Santa Barbara
house-First premium, $50 and banner; sec
ond premium, banner.
Best decorated marshal's aid-First pre-
MUM, $40 and banner; second premium, S.
and banner; third premium, a banner.
For the best mounted and decorated Spanish
orchestra mot less than seven pieces) discours-
ing the best music-First premium, SIS and
banner; second premium, $40 and banner.
For the best Spanish cavalcade mot less than
eight persons) in Spanish costume and flower
decorations-First premium, $50 and BAN
ner; second premium, $40 and a banner.
For the best group mot less than twenty
mounted and decorated cYclists-Firsi pre-
MUM, $50 and banner; second premium,
$40 and a banner.
For the best mounted and decorated cyclist
in any group in class Wrist premium, $15
and banner; second premium, $40 and
banner; third premium, So and banner.
The awards made by the judges are as
follows: Class A--First, A. NJ. Ruise;
second, l. W. Cooper and A. B. Cameron;
third, High School Football Club.
Class K-First, Ronald Thomas; second,
Ed Dowell; third, T. A. Crawford. Judges
of above classes-Ronald Hazard, Wini-
fred Block and Professor Zimmerman.
Glass B-First, Mrs. r. J. Hall; Sec
ond, J. A. Fithian; third, Miss Nellie
Chamberlain.
Glass L-First, Margaret Fulton; second,
Pansy Cooper; third, Amy Broome.
Judges-Dr. Park, d. Dow and G. o.
Fairbanks.
Class C-First, Louis Reed and party;
second, Owen Stafford.
Glass M-First, Clarence Day; second,
Edgar Stow; third, Gerald A. Shannon,
Judges-George Gould, George r. Agas-
siz and +. May.
Glass D-First, Miss Ella F. Cooper.
Class First, w. S. Low.
Judges-Joseph J. Perkins, T. G. Sanborn
and H. P. Sanborn.
Glass Thirst, Carl Stoddard; second,
f. A. Conant; third, L. F. Lamb.
Glass E-First, Miss Eleanor Colt and
Miss Fairbanks; second, II. F. Hunt;
third, Junius Smith
Glass O-First, Maurice Kitteridge; Sec
ond, Belle Mccoy; iudges-Birge Harri-
son, Mrs. Colby and Mr.. FABIAN.
Glass First, Miss Charlotte Yonge;
third, Josephine Crikelair.
Glass P-First, Mr.. Hugh Ramsay; Sec
ond, John Cody. Judges-Captain G. P.
Low, H. Chauncey, Mrs. E. H. Abbott.
Glass G-First, Miss Chris Noble; Sec
ond, Miss Everhart; third, Mrs. E. H.
Sawyer.
Glass Q-First, Miss Constance Delaney:
second, E. II. Thompson and D. W. Pierce;
third, George w. Gourley.
Judges-C. f. Eaton, Mrs. L. N. Ander-
son, Mrs T. ]. Emery.
Glass H-First, John F. Diehl; second,
Bert Baker.
Glass N-First, Jennie Rutherford; Sec
ond, Jennie Spence; third, Lottie Allen.
Judges = R. Radcliffe, Whitehead,
Colonel William r. Shafter, E. S. Thacher
Class R-First, Maurice Kittredge and
Miss Kittredge; second, Kinton Stevens;
third, Albert Ames.
Judges-R. B. Garfield, Clarence An
drews, II. P. Spaulding.
Class Wrist, Henry Short; second, G.
R. Jordan.
Glass X-First, Ethel Drake; second,
Miss Minnie Lightner.
Judges-E. J. Sheffield, Mr.. and Mrs
John B. Bley.
The plan Of selecting the committees was
to have one Santa Barbara man or woman,
who in turn selected strangers. BY this
means, it is believed, that there can be no
question of Partially or prejudice in max
ing the awards.
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