Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

AWARDS OF PREMIUMS.
The following are the additional
awards Of premiums up to last
evening:
DEPARTMENT 3-CLAss1.
Anaheim Tannery-Best display
leather, SIS.
DEPARTMENT 1-CLASs /.
Committee Il III Titus, G. d
Carleton, G ID Compton.
FIG Hanna & Co-Display agri-
cultural machinery, silver medal;
hand corn-sheller, diploma; harrow,
SIS; sulky rake, diploma; gang pillow,
So.
e J Holly-Two-horse cultivator,
So.
ON Wilson--Bee hive, So.
ID M Osborn & Co - Mower,
diploma.
Bower & Baker-Hand pillow, So.
DEPARTMENT 1-cLAss 2.
Same Committee.
l. H Titus-Fruit gathere r, rec
ommend a diploma.
DEPARTMENT 1-CLAss 8.
Same Committee.
l. Lichtenberger - Two horse
family carriage, $40.
II d Culter-Open buggy, S..
S w Observation-Disclosures
open carriage, diploma; farm
wagon, do.
Columbus Buggy Co, H r His
lop, agent-Ladies' phaeton, di-
ploma.
DEPARTMENT 2-CLAss 3.
Mrs H D Barrows-Best ottoman
cover, So.
Mrs S A Hicks-Best table COW
err, So.
Mrs S Hammond-Best fancy
chair cushion and back, So; second
best embroidery with beads, hon.
orable mention; best embroidered
picture, So.
Mrs DR. III Shaw-Best wooden
shawl, 50; second best silk embroi-
derry, honorable mention; second
best pillow sham, honorable men,
tiOn.
Mrs P w Dooner-Best crochet
shawl, ST..
Mrs A Des Autels-Best lamp
stand mat, 81.
Mrs E M Lldbury-Best orna-
mental needlework, So.
Mrs Thos McCally-Best silk en-
broidery, So.
Mrs John B Reibbard-Best en-
broidered sofa cushion, 81; best
silk quilt, So.
Misses Shackelford-Be embroi-
dered dressing gown, So; best do
lady's robe, So; best chenille en-
broidery, ST..
Christine Mesmer-Best embroi-
dered children's clothes, So.
Mrs Emma s Gillette--Best en-
broidery with beads, ST.; best speci-
men leaf work, So; best pin cushion,
So.
Miss M Thomas-Best tatting
collar, ST.; second best worked
handkerchief, honorable mention.
Mrs r. A Rising-Second best
tatting collar, honorable mention.
Mrs l. III Michenor-Best made
and handsomest calico dress, So.
Miss Delfina Moreno = Best
worked handkerchief, So.
| Miss Prenta Ballesteros-Bestv va
riety linen embroidery, So.
Miss Stella Lanterman-Seco
best do, honorable mention.
Miss X S Smith--Best specimen
wax flowers, So; best and largest
variety wax flowers, SIS.
Miss Amy Smith-Best specimen
moss work, So; best specimen flow
er work, So.
Mrs l. G Serrott--Best braid OF
straw or grass work, first premium.
Mrs M 8 Baker--Second best EN-.
broidered picture. honorable men,
ton.
Mrs Rachel Turner--Best worked
quilt, So.
Mrs w II Lambie--Best patch.
work quilt, So.
Mrs A M Bartlett--Second best
patchwork quilt, honorable men,
ton.
Miss Rafaela Zuniga--Best hair
work, So; second best worsted
work, honorable mention.
Miss Mamie Bell--Second best
hair work, honorable mention.
Miss Abdulia Niemeyer = Best
wOrsted work, So.
Mrs Mary Starr--Best tidy, So.
Mrs III l. Shaug--Second best pin
cushion, honorable mention.
Mrs L HI Smith--Best lamp mat,
So.
Mrs Ruth Malcom--Best pillow
sham, So.
DEPARTMENT 4--CLAss 2.
Committee--C w Coltrin, e B
Grandin, b r Doherty.
sc Hammer--Half bushel red
potatoes, So; variety Irish potatoes,
SIS; half bushel sweet potatoes, W.
o N Cadwell-half bushel white
,, potatoes, So.
N Beardslee--Half bushel any
other variety, So.
s Washburn--12 varieties car
rots, So.
DEPARTMENT 4-CLAss 8.
Same Committee.
i, J III Durrell Six Hubbard
sauashes, So.
Truman-Pumpkin, So.
} M Serrot-Green sweet corn, 81
Asbestine Sub-Irrigation Co.
| Mountain sweet watermelons, 81
f A Watermelons OF
any other variety, So.
81 o N Cadwell-Half peck Lima
) beans in pod, So; half peck garden
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