The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-29

III p. m. the same DAY,
and also to grant our clerks and
solicitors a half-holiday on that day, in
order that all may attend the picnic to
be given at East Park for the benefit of
the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children.
"(SigneO James E. Mills, Curtis,
Carmichael & Brand, Frank Hickman,
Wright, 400 j; Howard Kimbrough,
402 j; L. Warner, 1905 Fourth; Edwin
K. Alsip & Co., 1015 Fourth; Charles
Cooley, 1913 Fourth H ]. Goethe, 1O11
Fourth; E. L. Hawk, 1912 Fourth; ].
n. Porter, 1912 Fourth; w. D. Lawton,
zoos Fourth; Carl Strobel, 81 j; L. c.
Chandler 231 J; G. o. Hayford, 231 j;
w. P. Coleman & Co., 325 j; Smith &
Bassett, 1016 Seventh
THE PROGRAMME.
l. The entire grounds at East Park
will be occupied from a. m. to p. m.
:. Detective Max Fisher and force
will guard exterior boundaries.
j. Forenoon music by the Sacramento
Institute Band
+. Afternoon music, Second Infantry
Regiment Brass Band, / to 3 p. M; Mil
liant Brass Band, 3 to close Of picnic.
3. Games of all kinds from 10 a. m. to
close, under charge of Tom Scott, w. H.
Sherburn, Joseph M. Anderson.
(a) Boys race, under IL.
(b) Girls race, under Is.
(c) Boys race, under 10.
(D Girls race, under 10.
(e) Mems races and women's races in
three classes.
f) Quot pitching and throwing light
hammer.
(g) Sack and three-legged races.
CHI Single womans egg race.
ID Married woman's egg race.
Cd Fat mans race, over 175 pounds.
QO Fat woman's race, over 16O
pounds.
% Woman's race, free for all.
m) Boys tug-of-war, under 10.
(n) Boys obstruction race under 49,
(o) Mems obstruction race.
=. At ) .. m. award for prettiest BOY
baby and award for prettiest girl baby.
Z. Best pair of twins, prize award,
same hour in both cases on music plat
form.
s. At $50 p. m. grand bicycle race be-
tween S. Scion Holl, P. Flaherty, Frank
Miller j. A. Woodson, H. Weinstock, 5.
E. Darlington, H. Bennett, F. w. Day,
F. F. Tebbets, Ed. F. Smith. E. w. Hale.
c. A Luhrs, O. w. Erlewine. Judges
E. P Colgan, Judge Joseph Hughes,
Judge E. c. Hart, Judge Matt F. john
son: Starter, Colonel E. r. Hamilton;
Referee, Judge A P. Catlin; Timer,
Judge A c. Hinkson.
8. At $3.50 p m, grand bicycle races
COL
men.
(a) Scratch, one lap; OBJ Handicap, two
laps. Free to all race section men OF
the club. Captain Shaw, manager.
At p. m. prize for NOSE graceful and
best lady bicycle rider. Speed not
counted.)
10 There will be various other games,
now in progress of arrangement.
II. Prizes are all good, choice and de-
sirable, consisting of cutlery, stove,
hams, raisins, tea, clothing, carver sets,
fine cabinets, order for papering
room, sweaters, handkerchiefs, dress
patterns, fancy chairs, buggy robes,
buggy whips, lap robes parlor rugs, sad
irons, knives and forks and variety of
useful and valuable articles.
- Booths-Ice- cream, Mrs. Frank
Gray and assistants; nicknacks, Mrs. A.
Simon and assistants; fish pond Mrs. G.
Fisher and assistants: candies, Mrs.
Beckwith and assistants; coffee and
eatables, Mrs Lawton and assistants;
lemonade, Mrs. T. w. Sheehan and as
sistants; President of Ladies General
Committee, Mrs Mayor Hubbard.
The ladies of the lemonade booth will
! nd
Moffitt, who have volunteered.
Is. Bowling alley open all day for ben
eft of the society. Open to ladies, gen.
tlemen and children of proper age.
IA Toboggan open all day for benefit
of the society. Rides ) cents.
u. All music will be under the charge
of Rev c. l.. Mel, Al. Moffet and F. M.
Woodson.
Admission, adults 80 cents. Children
under 16 % cents. Every childs ticket
has two coupons, one giving free ride on
electric cars out, the other free ride
into town on cars.
Order will be preserved by George H.
Smith and aids.
Executive Committee in charge, Rev.
A c. Herrick, J. o. Coleman, Rev. A.
Simon, ]. A. Woodson, G. M. Beckwith.
Superintendent of Gates, d. Healey,
aided by ]. n. Payne, S. G.. Smith, o.
P. Dodge.
Car Advertising Committee, Rev. NJ.
D. Buck, Chairman.
Ticket control, o. w. Erlewine, Mrs.
Frank Gray and Mrs. Carrier.
NOte-Carriages admitted, but must
not drive on exterior track, which is
reserved for the races and bicyclists
Manager Todd of the Clunie Opera
house has contributed to aid the festival
5000 dodgers" and H. S. Croker &.
Co. have contributed the cloth signs for
the street cars. The programmes of the
festival now out announce that chill
dren in arms are to be admitted free.