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Report of the California State Agricultural Society for 1900 California State University, Monterey Bay Digital Commons @ CSUMB Miscellaneous Documents and Reports State of California Documents 5-17-2017 1901 - Report of the California State Agricultural Society for 1900 Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/hornbeck_usa_3_d Part of the Arts and Humanities Commons, Education Commons, Life Sciences Commons, and the Social and Behavioral Sciences Commons Recommended Citation "1901 - Report of the California State Agricultural Society for 1900" (2017). Miscellaneous Documents and Reports. 32. https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/hornbeck_usa_3_d/32 This Presentation is brought to you for free and open access by the State of California Documents at Digital Commons @ CSUMB. It has been accepted for inclusion in Miscellaneous Documents and Reports by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ CSUMB. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .R324 1900 • - TRANSACTIONS CALIFORNIA State -Agricultural Society —,— Mi >StWt\ fSgaLun ^JpEWYORKBOTMICALGAM)!•m TRANSACTIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA State Agricultural Society DURING THE YEAR 1900. LIBRAR NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN SACRAMENTO: A. J. JOHN8TON, : : : : SUPERINTENDENT STATE PRINTING. ! '.MM . • A324 STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, 1900. DIRECTORS. W. P. MATHEWS . .Sacramento. P. D. COBB Stockton. M. D. CHAMBERLIN Woodland. GROVE L. JOHNSON Sacramento. A. B. SPRECKELS .San Francisco. F. W. COVEY Palo Alto. J. W. WILSON Sacramento. PARK HENSHAW Chico. FREDERICK COX Sacramento. A. W. BARRETT .Los Angeles. J. E. TERRY Sacramento. JOHN MACKEY ..Sacramento. OFFICERS OF THE BOARD. A. B. SPRECKELS President. PETER J. SHIELDS Secretary. (Post Office, Sacramento.) J. W. WILSON Superintendent of Park. W. P. MATHEWS Superintendent of Pavilion. '-'BRARV NEW york: BOTANICAL GARDEN Office of the State Board of Agriculture, Sacramento, Cal., October 22, 1901. To the Hon. Henry T. Gage, Governor of California: Sir: As required by law, we submit to you this, the annual report of the transactions of the California State Agricultural Society for the year ending February 1, 1901. Owing to a vacancy in the office of Secretary for several months prior to July 1, 1901, much of the matter usually contained in our report is omitted. We have included herein and transmit herewith, however, a number of articles upon important agricultural and indus- trial topics by qualified authorities. Such necessary statistics and information as are omitted from this report will be incorporated and included in our forthcoming report for the year ending February 1, 1902, which is now in course of preparation. Very respectfully submitted, A. B. SPRECKELS, GEORGE W. JACKSON, President. Secretary. FINANCIAL STATEMENT. FEBRUARY 1, 1900, TO JANUARY 31, 1901. SUMMARY 1900 Receipts. Feb. 1—Cash balance $206 13 Rent 2,128 08 Bills payable. 18,750 36 Park and Pavilion receipts 35,068 35 Premiums 15,126 00 Expense rebates --- 86 10 Races - 18,655 00 Entrances due, collected 1,800 60 Fixed events - 3,830 00 Collected entrances due other Associations 807 55 Bank balance 1,781 46 $98,299 63 Disbursements. Expense -- $27,103 01 Races 38,745 00 Advertising 2,416 40 Salaries 5,336 60 Premiums 9,768 95 Insurance 553 60 Interest 2,834 61 Bills payable - 4,842 23 Entrances due 1,796 67 Entrances due other Associations 807 55 1901 Feb. 1—Bank balance 2,778 75 Cash balance— 1,316 26 $98,299 63 RECEIPTS. 1900 Feb. 1—Bank balance $1,781 16 Cash balance 266 13 Races, 1900. Race 1—The Occident Stake |300 60 2—Pacing purse, green class 300 uu 3 Belling parse.. 70 00 l Belling purse - 70 00 5—Selling parse noon 6— Pacing stake, 2:20 class 240 on 7—Trotting purs.', 2:24 class 1,000 00 "'» 8 Plash Stake..:. i*<» 9—Selling purse BO 00 10—Selling purse !«» "it 10A Polo pony race 20 00 11 Pacing parse, 2:25class '«'" on 12—Trotting purse, 2:10 class 810 00 Amount carried forward $4,390 00 $2,047 59 6 TRANSACTIONS OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Amount brought forward $4,390 00 $2,047 59 Race 13—Shatter Selling Stake 360 00 14—Selling purse.. 80 00 15—Selling purse 70 00 16—Pacing purse, 2:11 class . 820 00 17—Trotting purse, 2:15 class 700 00 18—Dewey Selling Stake 440 00 19—Selling purse 90 00 20—Selling purse 100 00 20A—Polo pony race 20 00 21—Drummers' race, special 22—Trotting purse, green class 360 00 23—Running purse 70 00 23A—Polo pony race 30 00 24—Selling purse 90 00 25—Selling purse 40 00 26—Pacing purse, 2:15 class 700 00 27—Trotting purse, 2:19 class 650 00 28—Vinctor Stake 340 00 29—Selling purse 60 00 29A—Selling purse 90 00 29B—Selling purse 280 00 30—Stanford Stake 170 00 31—Trotting purse, 2:12 class 650 00 32—Selling purse... 100 00 33—Selling purse 90 00 34—Selling purse 60 00 35—Pacing purse, 2:18 class 1,150 00 36—Trotting purse, 2:16 class 300 00 37—Futurity Stake 635 00 38—Selling purse 80 00 39—Selling purse 90 00 39A—Polo pony race 20 00 40—Trotting purse, 2:21 class 950 00 42—Trotting purse, 2:40 class 100 00 43—Selling purse 60 00 44—Selling purse 70 00 45—Selling purse 80 00 45A—Selling purse 70 00 46—Sacramento County Roadsters, special 47—Free-for-all trot 370 00 48— Stake 330 00 ' Sunny Slope 49—Capital City Stake 430 00 50—Free purse 51—Trotting stake, 2:25 class 185 00 52— Pacing purse, 2:21 class 390 00 53— Free purse 54—Free purse 55—Free purse 55A—Free purse 56—Trotting purse, 2:30 class 700 00 57—Pacing purse, 2:13 class 700 00 58—California Annual Stake 310 00 59—Favorite Stake 535 00 60— Free purse - 60A—Selling purse 250 00 $18,655 00 Park and Pavilion Receipts. 1900. Sept. 3— Park t cket sales $612 00 4—Park t cketsales 184 00 5-Park t cket sales 662 50 6—Park t cketsales 834 75 7—Park t cketsales 926 00 8—Park t cketsales ti79 50 10—Park t cketsales !t:w r>u 11—Park t cketsales...-. r 587 25 12- -Park t Cke1 sales 720 50 13—Park t cketsales 1,199 0<> 14—Park t cket sales 765 00 15—Park t cketsales 1,860 75 Hall, Luhrs & Co., merchants' tickets 9 75 $10,008 50 Amount carried forward $30,711 0!> TRANSACTIONS OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 7 Amount brought forward $30,711 09 00 Sept. 3—Pavilion ticket sales — $922 4—Pavilion ticket sales -- - - 483 50 5—Pavilion ticket sales --- 457 75 6—Pavilion ticket sales — - — -'- 525 50 7—Pavilion ticket sales .. - 686 00 8—Pavilion ticket sales 766 75 10—Pavilion ticket sales 454 50 11—Pavilion ticket sales .. - 571 75 12—Pavilion ticket sales 627 00 13— Pavilion ticket sales - 948 75 14—Pavilion ticket sales 834 00 15—Pavilion ticket sales 1,201 25 Hall, Luhrs & Co., merchants' tickets 15 90 A. T. Lightner, merchants' tickets 2 50 Oak Park Wheelmen, daily tickets 120 00 Sacramento Chamber of Commerce 127 50 Drummers' Association, merchants' tickets... 15 75 T. L. Enright, merchants' tickets 75 00 S. E. Watson, exhibitors' tickets 215 00 Sweepstakes -- 221 00 $9,271 40 Pool privilege - $12,000 00 Auction pools - 1,532 50 986 50 Refreshment privilege - Restaurant privilege .. - - 20 50 650 95 Programme privilege Manure privilege - -- - 150 00 Phonograph privilege 10 00 Sale of art catalogues -. -- - --- 13 00 Receipts from dog show.. 410 00 S.E.Watson. 15 00 $15,788 45 Premiums. State warrant for premiums and care of buildings _. $15,000 00 Van Camp Packing Co., for medals 12 50 3 Duplicate diplomas - 50 Felix Dunn, collections 110 00 $15,126 00 Expense Rebate. Sales of forage, etc. -.- --- $78 85 Sale of old lumber _.. - 4 00 American Kennel Club, rebate on membership 3 25 — $86 10 Bills Payable. California State Bank.. $213 00 James Touhey - - 702 00 D. O. Mills &Co.— - 12,000 00 Central California Electric Co... 235 25 Sacramento Electric, Gas, and Railway Co 716 64 Hale Bros 165 04 John Lafferty & Son 112 50 Capital GasCo 268 46 W. P. Frazer 986 35 Friend & Terry Lumber Co 296 40 J. W. Wilson & Son 205 00 Grafmiller Bros. 126 48 Meiss Bros. 194 50 C. H. Krebs & Co — . 161 45 A. Meister & Son 154 05 California State Bank 213 00 JohnMackey 250 00 Brighton Milling Co 143 64 A. K. Wackman .... 192 57 George Boyne ... 415 00 George B. Stack 874 03 C. W. Hammerton 50 00 E. P. Heald 15 00 Vendome Stock Farm 10 00 Frank Burke 50 00 $18,750 36 Amount carried forward $89,733 40 8 TRANSACTIONS OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Amount brought forward $89,733 40 Entrances Due, Collected. Feb. 7—National Trotting Association on "Charles Newman" .$90 00 May 30—National Trotting Association on "McBriar".. 100 00 July 30—National Trotting Association on "Teddy the Roan" 85 14 Aug. 16—National Trotting Association on "Joe Wheeler" 80 41 31—National Trotting Association on "Rey Direct" 52 50 Sept. 13— National Trotting Association on ._. 45 50 ""Clipper" 20—National Trotting Association an Altena". 105 00 G. Y. Bollinger, races 26 and 40..- 50 00 Owen Bros... 35 J. Wheeler on "Apollinaris" 10 00 National Trotting Association on "Localer" 50 00 National Trotting Association on "Monica" 136 40 Tuttle Bros 95 00 W. R. Larzelere 50 00 C. Boots 110 00 J. Mackev 238 00 Tryon & Co.... 175 00 J. W. Rea 5 00 Sundry entrances due 322 30 .$1,800 60 Other Associations.
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