San Andreas independent., 1857-10-10

was awarded portable cider and grape mill
from Thos. Ogg Shaw, diploma Mr.. Shaw
also received a diploma for hoes, barley forks
scythes and sneaths, corn shelter, self acting
cheese press, circular straw table, improved
farm gate, and potato forks.
Hewlett & Collins. Stockton, received di-
ploma on importations manufactured to their
order, as follows: Boston steel clipper plows,
with wheel aud coulter, for two or three horses;
moving machines, tanning mill, Scotch harrow,
cast and steel plows, straw cutters, OK bows,
corn shelters and show of imported tools
Birkford and Huffman's drill, shown by
Messrs. Hoag, of Yolo county; diploma.
Favorable mention is made of the imple-
ments of agriculture. for which no awards
were made
Best stallion SlOO and framed diploma to
bay stallion Rattler, 8 years old, Mr.. Wer-
ner. Yolo
Second do. $50; to bay stallion Lawyer, 5
years DID, VIM. Hood, Sonoma.
Best American bred mare, $50; to Betsey
Dennis, owned by w. NJ Williamson, Santa
Clara.
Second do, $40; to Betsey, owned by J. E.
Clements, San Joaquin.
Third do, diploma; bay mare Fair, John
Parrai
Best California bred stallion $50; to bay
colt, years old, owned by Mr. Burrows, of
San Joaquin.
Second do, S25; to chesnut stallion Felix,
years old, owned by E. G. Kelly, Stockton.
Special premium; bay stallion Ariel, 5
years old. owned byJ. q. Leach, San joaquin
Best California bred mare, $25 to Cor
nella Tory, owned by B. f. Langford, San
Joaquin.
Special premium of framed diploma to 3
year old stallion Winfield Scott, owned by
Stowel Cady, Stanislaus river.
Best year old colt, $780, to bay stallion.
owned by Trahern & McMullen, San Joaquin.
Special diplomas were awarded as certi6-
Gates of exhibition, to the following horses :
California Traveller, owned by B. White. San
joaquin Selim, Suthers & Covey, Stanis-
laus; Castle, D. Porter, Stockton; Lucky
Bill, ID. G. Knight, San Joaquin; Billy Berk-
shire, j. b. Damerell San Joaquin filly Jane.
V. S. Rogers, San joaquin Granny, A. Nc
Donald, Stockton Fanny, l. E. Clements,
San Joaquin; fiy colt, A. McLoud. Stock
ton; Desdemona, Trahern & McMullen, San
joaquin; Orphan, Trahern & McMullen.
Best pair carriage horses, first premium S25
and framed diploma; to pair of sorrel horses
owned by DR.. E. S. Holden, Stockton
Best brood mare and colt, S25; to Gannette,
owned by VIM. Flagg, Stanislaus river.
Second do, SIS: to Mary, owned by J. f.
Clements, San Joaquin.
Third do, diploma to Judge, owned by f..
S. Lathrop.
4th do, diploma; to Dolly, Mr.. Prather,
San Joaquin.
Best trotting roadster, S10O, q Fred. War
ner;' Wm. White, Sacramento
Second do, framed diploma; bay horse
Morgan" Mr.. Wallace
Best trotting colt, bay stallion Dominic
Burnett" framed diploma Mr.. Bowman, San
Francisco.
Best pacing roadster. brown horse " Sam
Berry, $l00; DR.. Crandall.
Second do, Little Pet" framed diploma; !;
Wm Brown, Sacramento.
Society's purse of $3.50, for year old colts;
to stud colt "sShanghae 3 years old Geo.
Barebone.
Best jack, SIS; to animal owned by VIM
Hicks, Sacramento county.
Second do, $25; to an animal of Mr.
Hicks
For best mule team, $40; c. H. Hoffman,
Stockton.
Best pair draught mules, $40; G. H. HoH-
man.
Second do, $40, to second best pair draft
mules; G. Hoffman.
CATTLE.
Best bull John $lOO; VIM. Hicks, Sacra-
mento.
Red and white short horned Durham bull,
(Orion,) $25; Geo. H. Howard, San Mateo
Best yearling bull, Sl5; j. Sarles, San
Francisco.
Best COW, So !; VIM. Hicks, Sacramento
Second best do, $25; G. W. Bradford, San
Joaquin.
Short horned Durham heifer, imported, -
Geo. III. Howard, San Mateo
Best calf, bull calf i" Calaveras," $40; G.
W. Bradford, San Joaquin.
Second best, $40; Rothenbush & Umlauff,
San Joaquin.
Best milch COW, $40; Peter Rothenbush,
San Joaquin.
Best buck, imported French merino Napo-
leon, S25; Searles & Winn, Solano.
Best eve and lamb, SlO; Searles & VIM,
Soano
Best Boar, $40; VIM. Turner.
Best fat hog $40; G. D. Benjamen.
Best pair fat swine, $40; Fred. Warner.
Best breeding sow, $40; VIM. Turner.
Best pair of hogs, special premium; C. A.
Mead, San Joaquin.
FARMING.
Best ten acres wheat, first premium, $40;
John Grattan, San Joaquin.
Best ten acres barley, first premium, $40;
G. F. Leach, San Joaquin.
Sample of superior barley, special premium;
Mr.. Wagner.
Sample of rye, diploma Ernest Sodeman.
Fine sample of oats, diploma Long & Co.
Best acre of corn, yield 100 bushels, first
premium, $50; L. G. Lyons, lone Valley.
Best sample of corn, special premium; A.
F. Potter, lone Valley.
Best acre of potatoes, special premium: T.
B. Parker, Mokelumne river
Best acre of onions, special premium J. A
Tyler, San Joaquin.
Sample of California timothy, special pre-
MUM; VIM. N. Williams, San Joaquin
Sample of wild clover. special premium;
Jacob Hafick, San Joaquin.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best loo pounds wheat flour, framed diplo-
ma and $40; q. G. Yount, Napa.
g Best 100 pounds corn meal, framed diploma
and $40: Bates & Lane, Stockton.