Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-22
B Dickson. NJ. D. F.irehild, Bunker, George E
IIIaInS.
DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCTS.

DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCTS.
Best frkin Of butter, James Askew; hes
10 rolls of butter, same. Best exhibit o
lard, j. Lyon. Best wheat bread. Mrs. Tsgt
meyer second, Mrs Hunger. Best biscuit
same /; second, Mrs. Frazer. Best corn, brown ant
rye bread, and best and greatest variety OF bread
Mrs Reynolds. Best salt rising bread, Mrs Frazer
Judges-Mrs. W. H. Brown; Mrs. Z. II. Watt, Mrs
J. c. Norris, Mrs. H. P. Hale.
LADIES WEAR.
Best display of ladies' clothing, Rosa Ryan. Bes
display of millinery, Mrs. n. C. Null. Best calcc
dress by lady over Is years, Mrs. 5. A. Evans
best under that age, Miss Annie Collins. Judges
James Askew and Mrs. J. G. Reid
FLOWERS, PLANTS, ETC..
Best collection of Towering plants in bloom, Mrs
J. Eddy; best collection OF ornamental foliaga
plants, same. Rest collection of new and rare
plants, Mrs o'Donnell Beet collection of fuehsias
IN bloom, Mrs. Eddy. Best collection If cut flowers,
Mrs. Jacob Lyon Best display Of bouquets, Mrs. l.
s. Bauber. Best display OF plants for green house
window culture, Mrs Eddy. Best display in hang
ing baskets Mrs j. j. Reed Best display OF ma
tive grasses, G. II. McCuen. Best display of hops,
W. W. Hoyt. Best display of leaf tobacco, C. II.
McCuen. Special premiums recommended to Miss
Elite Barlow for dried bouquet and Mrs McMurray
for skeleton bouquet, and special mention to r. A.
Madden for plant of Texas cotton Joseph 0'Neal
for castor beans. Judgss-A C. Conklin, Jennie
Norris and Harris jerks.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
Best dried peaches, apples and berries, c. II. Nc
Cuen; best dried nectarnes and pears, P. ]. lsbel
best dried figs, |. S. Bamber: best dried plurns,
Jacob Lyon; best dried raisins, T. o. Hardie; best
display of dried fruits, P. j. Isbell; best dried
prunes, same, best peanuts, same best black wal
nuts, j. j. Crispin; best chestnuts, Thos. Wallace
best almonds, Kramp Eros.
PRESERVES, HONEY, ETC.
Best honey in comb, p. j. lsbel best preserves
in glass, Mrs. Reynolds best fruit in glass, Mrs.
5. A. Evans best iellies in glass; Mrs. Darlington.
Judges-T. w. EastoD Mrs. Robert Chalmers L. J.
Norris and j. e. Dean.
MECHANICAL PRODUCTS AND DESIGNS.
Best exhibit of tinware, kitchen furniture and
parlol stove, Weatherwax IL Woodward , best mar
BILE work. II. Griffith special premium recon-
mended TO Arthur VI Hale, for bracket work and
miniature Swiss clock, and diploma to G. W.
Fratol for exhibit OF picture frames. Judges-Geo
lngham, prentis Carpenter and W. P. Carpenter.
TEXTILE FAcRIcs, ETC.
Best silk embroidery, Mrs. c. H. Cromwell: best
silk quilt Mrs Hamlin patchwork quilt, Miss San
frisca Wax; best made and haudsornest dress,
Molie Heynold best m de shirt, Mary McCuen !;
best hearth rug Mrs. g. E. Morey; best bead en-
broidey and largest ospIav Of fancy articles, Miss
Nora Donahue; best harwork, Mrs. Clark best
waxwork, Title 0'Donnell; best neejlework pic
ture, Miss Nora Donahue; best knit cotton stock
ings, Mrs E. Morris /; best WOODEN stockings, Mrs
E. J. Isbell /; best gloves Miss Ruth King best An.
CORA robe Mrs. G. G. Blanchard; best Angora rug
same best rag carpet, Mrs. Robert NJ Cumsey !;
best ornamental needlework, Mrs. G. E. Morey
Judges-Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Patten.
MACHINERY IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
Diplomas awarded to Holman, Stanton & Co. for
best chilled pillow, and for best barbed wire fence
also to Bachelor, Van Guelder Co for best harrow
and fer lest cultivator. Special premium recon-
mended to Jacob Lyon for peach and plum pitter ;
to W. II. Dyer for best combined apple eorer slicer
and psrer; TO Charles McCuen for best gopher trap
and 10 John Beslsman for model quartz mill judges
Robert Dater and James Iatten.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, ETC.
Best wheat, Wax Brothers; best rye, same best
sheed corn. c. II. McCuen; best EXHIBIT of clover
seed G.. L. Miller best of -four Reuben Dumuth :
best of green sweet corn Jacob Lyon best exhibit
of potatoes c. Ii. McCuen best new variety of
potatoes originated by the exhibitor, c. H. McCuen
best exhibit of onions kramp Brothers; of toma-
toes, Jacob Lyon of Cabbage, G. II. McCuen muck
and waterme.ons, Jacob Lyon best parsnips, c. II.
McCuen of carrots, beets, cucumbers and turnips,
Jacob Lyon; best of peppers, j. c. Marsh best
quality and greatest variety Of garden products Jacob
Lyon; second, c. II. NcCuen third, F. Versamp.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Best red, WHITE sherry and sweet Wines Robert
Chalmers; best grape brandy, dry wine and spark
ling wine, Kramp Brothers /; special premiums rec
commended TO Robert Chalmers for eight varieties of
wine not enumerated in the schedule, and black
berry brandy. Judges W. II. Brown, Dana Per
kins and G. II. Watt.
Best oil painting aud best crayon drawings. Agnes
Blair Judgfs-Mrs. j E. Williams Matte S. Rey-
nolds and Mrs. c. II. Watt.
Best two-year-oId General Jackson) George T.
Blanchard turee-year- old, same. Graded-Best
stallion young Diamond), John Excl second Con
stitution), J. Knisey; third Lou FOSTER, Lewis
Williams fourth (Youne Dexter, J. Excl. Best
mare (Mountain Maid), G. L. Tubbs second (Nin.
ME Norris), S. G. Norris.
Horses of All Work-Best random, Jr.), l.. WILL
Jams second Belle, L. Williams
Roadsters-Best QodD J. Kniselv; second
young Champion) N. L. Miller third Fanny, N.
Best Draft, over four years (Honest john, B c.
Williams.
Best Stallion, any age or breed Green Mountain
Boy, j. c. Brewster. Judges. h. Miller, L. Hale,
DIR. Smith.
Cattle-Best Jersey bull General Grant,, James
Askew; best Jersey cow same best Jersey calf
same; best COW over four years old, T. Frazer.
Hogs-Best boar, /. S. Bamber; best SOW, John
Bryan. Special premium recommended to Levi
Roster for second best sow.
ChiclSens-Best Speckied Hamburg, ]. Clifton
best Plymouth Rocks same best Partridge Coebins,
same; best Brahmas, |. S. Bainber; best Cochins,
l. Frazer; best Dorkins, same best Ducks, T.
Clifton best Howdans, same. Judges-W. II. VAL
entine, Chas. Lyon, Seth Loveless.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best exhibit of dry goods, George Anderson
second, MeIrson, Jewell Co.
Bsst exhibit OF gents and boys clothing, NJ. Simon
{ Son; second, C. Cleve.
Special premiums to Mrs. G. c. Congdon for Sec
ond best exhibit of canned fruit; to Miss Agnes
Blair, as best local artist to Weahterwax Il Wood
ward, for best exhibit Of hardware cutlery and
lueensware to George Parsons, for siiverware to
A. P. Hail. for stationery; Arthur Hale for clbinet
ware; C. II. Watt for exhibit of quartz, and Zerga
Co., for cement gravel.