Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-20
THE PAVILION.
Close OF the Expositon Tho Award Of Pre-
miums.


miums.
The First Annual Fair of the
Southern California HORTICULTURE
Society closed at the Pavilion last
evening. During the day large
number of our citizens and visitors
took last look at the display and
last evening a fair audience assem-
bled to listen to the closing address
by Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, Presi-
dent Of the Society. The space
which we give to the premium list
precludes the possibility Of our
speaking at this time, in fitting
terms of the first grand Exposition;
suffice it that it has been the most
successful work of the kind ever
accomplished in Southern Cslifor-
mia and reflects the highest honor
on all connected with its manage
ment. AT the conclusion of his
address, Mr.. Shorb read the fol-
lowing report of the Committees on
Premiums:
FIRST DEPARTMENT-CLA I.
Best cider mill and press, i w
Bower, So
Best one-horse cultivator, L X
Green, S5.
Best two-horse cu!tivator, Holly
& Jones, $5.
CLASS II.
Best churn, L A Duusmoor, S..
Best gopher trap, Timothy Ro-
nanS2.
Best two horse family carriage, l.
Litchtenberger, $40.
Second best do, S w Luitweiler,
Horticulturist.
Best one horse family carriage,
Page & Gravel, $40.
Second best do, Rees & Wirsch-
ing, Horticulturist.
Best open buggy, Louis Roeder,
So.
Second best do, McGarvin &
White, Horticulturist.
Best wagon for general purposes,
Louis ROeder, $40.
Second best do, Rees & Wirsch-
ing.
SECOND DEPRTMENT-CL |.
Best hearth rug, Mrs z w
Dooner, So.
= Best knit belspread, Mrs Adele
So.
GLASS 2.
Best display of mems hats and
caps, Mrs E NJ Newton, So.
Best Ottoman cover, Nine Des
50.
Best chair cushion aud back,
Mime Des Autels, 81.
Best lamp stand mat, Mrs J L
Lanterman, 81.
Best ornamental needle work,
Miss Rafaela Zumga, So.
Best silk embroidery, Mrs A
Austin, So.
Best embroidered sofa cushion,
Miss Julia Harold, So.
Best embroidered dressing gown,
Mrs. John Lawshe, SO.
Best embroidered chidreu's !
clothes, Mrs l. F/Angell. So
Best embroidered under sleeves,
Mrs ID G Twogood, 81.
Best embroidery with beads,
Mrs l. Lanterman, ST.
Best worked handkerchief, Nine
Des Autels, 50.
Best silk bonnet, best velvet hut,
Mrs M e Park, 81 each.
Best display of feathers, Mrs Nj e
Park, S3.
Best artificial flowers, Miss Lille
So.
Best and largest display of wax
work, Nine Des Autels, S..
Best moss or lichen work, Mrs
Asenath Larimer, So.
Best specimen of cone work,
Mr.. a q Doane, So.
Best specimen leaf work, Mrs NJ
Il Oimstead, So.
Best specimen shell work, Mrs B
V Shepp, So.
Best braid of straw or grass, Mrs |
l. G Serrott, So.
Best specimen of braid work, Mrs |
Fl Shaw, ST..
Best embroidered picture, Sisters
So.
Best white guilt, Mrs C w New
,ll, $3.
Best wax flowers, Nine Des Au-
tells, So.
Best worked quilt, Miss Augusta
Hartuug, IS.
Best silk quilt, Mrs e NJ Owens,
80.
Best patchwork quilt, Mrs d III
Turner, So.
Best display of millinery, Mrs M
E Park, $40.
DEPARTMENT 3-CLAssI.
Best display of leather, Farrell &
Hartley, SIS.
Best pair of gentleman's dress
boots, heavy boots ami dress shoes,
George Stone. So each.
Best pair of lady's slippers. gait
ers and bootees, George Stone, s.
each.
Best display of mems boots, sh oes,
etc, George Stone, So.
Best display of ladies' boots,
shoes, etc. George Stone, So.
Best set of single harness. ii
S5.
CLASS 2.
Best display copper work and
brass work, Barrows, Furrey & Co,
S5 each.
Best display of ssddler's hard
ware, H Heinsch, So.
Best plumbers goods and wares,
Barrows, Furrey g. Co, $40.
Best barbed wire fencing in coils,
A ] Robinson, So.
Best kitchen utensils. brass or
copper, So; best kitchen utensils of
tin. SO, M w Childs.