The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-01

boxes on the Larkin street end OF the
pavilion. opposite the entrance and exit
to the arena, have been taken by q. b.
Stone; Frank }: Sullivan, Elliott McAlli-.
and II. s. Crooksr. The other boxes were
taken by John bradbury. W. NJ. Lent,
Miss Flood, w. OBJ. Marlborough, Moses
Gunst A. Stern, Charles Halbrock, Joseph
Clark, L. M. Webster, II. Dutard, Robert
o OK p !, W; NMe ;,, ir, W. Il: How
Baldwin, J. r. Smith A. b. Spreckles. T.
H.,Wiliams ir.. c. Fred Kohl, Henry
I. Scott, John Barstow. ]. ]. Crooks, E.
). McCutcheon, r. F. Morrow, Z. J.
R Doan Me-, Mrs. r R. T. Carroll. ": p:
W. +. Goad. Colonel Fred Croker,
Charles Main, p: g. Mclean, +. II. Green.
Barnes. |. l.. Requa. J. o. B. Gum, G.
W. McNear, ID. W. Earle, J. NJ. Cunning
ham, Mrs. II. j. Dodge, G. A. Spreckels,
A. Newhall, John Parrott, G. DeGuigne.
James d. Phclan, W. b. Crocker, Miss
e. Hobart. Mrs. &. W. Crockef, Henry J.
Crocker, r. J. Wilson, Timothy Hon
kins, J. d. Grant, e. e. Eyre, Mrs. E
l.. Hager. J. b. Crockett, Maurice Casey.
Il: Won Schroeder, John ", Coleman,
Bovles, Mrs. M. 2. Jones. Mrs. J. Som
ers. W. f. Whittier. Alfred S. Tubbs.
Mrs. X. Tobin and Harry SimpKins. 1t
will be conceded that this list largely
represents the brains, society and bullion
OF the Pacific metropolis.
The special premiums offered by
wealthy people, may indicate their pre-
ferences. Colonel Dan Burns, W. OBJ.
Macdonough, A. b. Sprcckels and G. P.
Huntington each offer a solid silver cup,
the one offered by G. Z. Huntington be-
ing valued at $3.50, and the others a: 5000.
and the donors express no preference con-
corning the class winner to receive them,
George A. Pope wants to see high jump
ing, and he offers solid silver cup worth
5000 for the highest jump. Walter S.
Hobart believes that the park poli'e of
San Francisco should have chance, and
| offers three prizes, respectively, 1925, $50
and $25 for the most mastery use of the
lasso by a mounted policeman. rhis has
put the park police on their mettle. and
as they daily career through the high
ways and byways Of the park their
horses hoofs rattle tattoo. There is
cloud Of dust out uf which emerges the
serpentine coil of the lariat. Whish! 1t
is like lassooing dollars--in imagination
Lloyd Tevis is of more quiet mind and
his solid silver cupa cham pionship prlzs,
has been put up for the best pair OF car
riage horses, irrespective OF size or age
and without reference to equ,pags. 30"
! Grant has fancy for the noble animals
which run wild de masheen" and offers
a silver cup for the best team of two or
three horses shown to regular tire en-
gines, to be exhibited by the fire depart-
| meuts of the cities in the state of Califor-
mia. H. J. Croker will give a solid sill
| YER cup worth 5000 as prize for the best
| polo pony, to be shown with maIlet and
| ball and around bending poles. The
! California Jockey club comes in with q
5000 silver cup for the Jumping class,
| performance over fences only to count.
| Timothy Hopkins $500 silver cup " ill 60
to pair of mares Tor geldings, or mare
and gelding and best appointed road rig.
stallion, 3 years old and over. John A.
| Mckerron wishes to encourage a mare,
stallion or gelding, years old or over,
| with record of 2:30 or better.
| The entries brace not less than ten
| fourth hands and light tandems. One OF
| the special features will be the ntest in
| hands. BY gentlemen drivers, Tor
the c. 2. Huntington cup, which has
| been assigned by the management OF the
| show as prize in this contest. There
| will also be something spectacular in the
tandem driving contest by gentlemen
! drivers for the Macdonough cup. 1t will
| BIO noticed that the show will continue
| i've days this year, as against four days
last year. All the leading stables in Cali
| fornia will be represented if the actual
| paper. To insure popularity the day adj
mission fes has been fixed at so cents.
Some entries are assured from the New
| York snow, but it is bstver to wait for
| their arrival to do them Justice.
| There will be such cracking of whips
| in the pavilion during the five days of