The San Francisco call., 1897-06-18
AUCTION SALE.
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ne dozen embroidered handkerchiels. paiav

one dozen embroidered handkerchieis, Daisy
Daniels; second prize, half dozen embroid-
cred handkerchlets, Emily Bellsle; third
prize, box of assorted candy, Lois Iuttle.
Mems race, open to all-klrst PRICE 1000
brick 5000 shingles G. Burgess second prize,
1000 brick, F. Burgess; third prize, one case of
wine, Sandy Blummer.
Race tor single ladies-First prize, alumi-
mum brush, comb and two WASH nbOards, Lois
box and 100 visiting cards, Gertie Herring;
/ third prize, one campchall, two washboards,
Lizzie Herring.
Open race for Iadies-First prize, photo
album. Lois Tuttle; second prize, one camp
chair, four window screens, salt box,
GeItie Herring; third prize, one camp chair,
| two Double Star washooaTds, Annie Herring.
Race for members of the exchange-First
prize, five rolls P. and B. paper, G. T. Gray:
second prize, 5000 shingles, 500 feet of luui-
ber, electrical front door set bronze trim
miugs, s. Loop; third prize, two gallons
enamel paint, Sandy Blummer; fourth prize,
500 feet rough pine, Louis Steiger.
Race for mem bers' Wives-First prize, one
dozen ivory-handle table knives, Mrs. S.
Loop; second prize, two lawn chairs one
comfort stand, Mrs Margaret Knowles; third
prize, twenty gallons Star oil, one granite tea
pot Mrs. R. Herring; fourth prize, ten lottery
tickets, Mrs. e. Butcher.
Race tor carpenters, contractors First
priza, 500 feet kiln-dried flooring, 5000 cedar
shingles, II. Jacks; second prize, one case as
sorted wine, one walking cane, Thomas Elan
third prize, case of Zinfandel, one walking
cane William Knowles; fourth prize, redwood
burl table top, f. W. Kern
Race for briokm masons, contra ctors-First
prize, 500 pressed bricks. one chimn ey-top,
Adam Beck; second, 1000 bricks, one iron
wheelbarrow, James A Wilson; third, 1000
red bricks, T. w. Butcher; fourth, 1000 hard
bricks, D. J. Brennan.
Race for plastersrs and plumbers, con-
tractors-First prize, five barrels of plaster,
two barrels of lime. ]. J. Morehouse; second
prize, two loads of sand, one washbowl, G. V.
Daniels.
Race for mill men-First prize, fl We gallons
coach varnish, G. B. Kinds; second, one gallon
o. P. whisky, R. Herring.
Race for members representatives-Frst
prlze, 1000 brick, Fred burges: second prize,
five patent screens, George Burgess: third prize,
three and half dozen bottles OF wine, c. L.
Elmer.
Three-legged race-First prize, 1000 brick,
F. and G. Burgess (brothers); second prize, case
OF wine, S. Loop and G. T. Gray.
Running broad jump-FirSt priza, three
barrels OF cement, f. Burgess, 10 feet inches; /;
second prize, half dozen bottles OF Riesling
wine, e. T. Gray, 15 feet
Standing broad jump-First prize twenty
five yards of steel lath, R. McShane, 8 feet 4
| inches; second prize, one metal eagle, one
meat safe, G. T. Gray.
Standing hop, step and jump-First prize.
5000 laths, one gallon r ixed paint, +. Burgess;
second prlze, step-ladder, two camps tools X.
McShane
Tug OF war between carpenters and brick
masons, eight men on a side-First prize case
OF champagne, box OF fifty cigars; second prize,
case OF O 2. whisky, box of twenty-five cigars.
After tugging and pulling for twenty minutes
the carpen ters won hard-fought vic tory.
Captain John Tuttle came in for a need
of praise for the fairness of his decisions
in the athletic contests.