Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-08
TOM MCMAHON

color of the ribbon awarded making
the FIRST blue, the second red, the third
yellow, fourth white and fifth pink.
All that is necessary for children
wishing to exhibit is for them to either
call or telephone their names and ages
to the secretary of the association at
81 Laughlin building.
The contract has been let for the
building of the stalls, which will be on
the east side of the park and tent
72x150 will provide for the vehicles.
The present stand will be entirely
covered with canvas, together with
another canvas especially built
for the purpose to cover the arena, thus
making it entirely water sun and wind
proof, and as comfortable as an in
door show.
The arena will be $50 feet wide by 200
feet long, covered with three inches
of tanbark with a IL foot promenade
between the arena and the boxes, of
which there are siXty-eight
The place will be thoroughly lighted
with electricity. There will be three
evening performances, Wednesday and
Friday, and two matinees, Friday and
Saturday, the evening performances
opening at o'clock and closing at s
o'clock.
The entrance to the grandstand will
street and the entrance for all vehicles
will be at the Twelfth street gate.
The sixty-eight boxes with six seats
will sell at $50 for the season; reserved
seats will be sold at 81 and general
admission will be so cents.
Seats will be on sale tomorrow, Mon
day, April 9, at Birkers music store,
345 South Spring street, but boxes may
be reserved at the office Of the secre-
tary.
The tent will be erected and the
arena open for all exhibitors who care
to exercise their horses by Monday,
April Is, and on Tuesday night the
| lights will be on, when horses may be
exercised in the arena.
Entries to the children's classes will
be received until Monday.
The list of exhibitors at the Los An
geles horse show is as follows :
z. J. Baldwin, Baldwin's ranch;
Henry A. Buffers. Piedmont; William
Banning, Forest Bower, P. j. Bruttig,
Miss Winifred Bleacker, II. G. Bun
drem, Los Angeles; Broadway Saddle
Livery, Pasadena; Elon Brown, Sam
uel Broummel, Jas. r. C. Burton, Mas
ter w. J. Barlow, Mrs. L. C. Bonfilio,
E. P. Bryan, S. P. Blonc, Los Angeles;
Philip Clever, Alhambra; Phil M.
Crockett, DIR. VIM. Dodge. J. C. Dy-
sart, Mrs. A. Douglas, D. ]. Desmond,
w. G.. Durfee, Edwin T. Hale, r. H.
Edwards ]. A. Edmonds, Jefferson
Fitzgerald, E. A. Featherstone, Los
Angeles; M. E. Flowers, Riverside; A.
G. Fairman, w. l.. Graves, jr., Los
Angeles; ]. A, Graves. Alhambra;
Beatrice Graham, Santa Barbara; H.
N. Henderson, Los Angeles; Edwin
Hutchins, Alhambra; C. A. Holcomb,
Los Angeles; Edgar Hazel, Riverside;
Don Hogue, R. E. Hisey, D. F. Hogan,
Los Angeles; Chas. w. King, ]. o,
Koepfii, C. X. Larrabee. Pasadena;
Perry B. Lowe, A. s. Lobingier,
Charles Lloyd, Perry B. Lowe, William
McKie, Harry It. Mesmore, Aaron Nc
Cray, D. B. McMaster, Fred Maier,
John G. Mott, Jas. M. Molle, John E.
Marble, Arthur Neville, Los Angeles;
/, Fritz Nave, Riverside; Ed Neogle, Mrs
Jno. H. Norton, Los Angeles; Palace
Livery, Pasadena; w. E. Pedley, H.
G. Pattee, Riverside; Pacific Coast
Stock Co., Los Angeles; Thomas Quinn,
Green Meadows; Harold A. Richardson
Santa Barbara; Mrs. T. Ross, L. P.
Ramsey, w. E. Reavis, Los Angeles;
w. A. Ryan, Arroyo Grande, Cal; w
Lionel Roberts, Riverside; Gordon Rob-
erts, Alhambra; A. Solano, Alonzo
Smith, ]. DeBarth Shorb, Ben N
Smith, jr., Shattuck & Desmond, Claud
N. Stevens, DR.. G.. A. Scroggs, Chas
Saddler, Roy Stanton, Los Angeles;
Chas. w. Towt, Ocean Park; Howard
Taylor. Los Angeles; F. w. Tutin, G.
L. Waring, Riverside; Chas. Way
Wells-Fargo & Co.. H. c. Wyatt, Mrs
Mark S. Severance, Los Angeles.