Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-17

jelly strawberry jelly ounce Jelly, and raspberr
jam; Mrs. II. L. Bassett, Sacramento, red curran
Jelly; Mrs. E. S. Hart, Florin, Sacramento county
blackberry jam.
! Glass Ill Dried and Preserved Fruits, 'etc.-Gen
: John Bdwel Chico, dried apples, dried peaches AM
dried apricots Mrs. Z. S. Hart, Florin, Sacrament
! county. dried pears and dried plums; Williamson
/ Bros, Penryn, soft shell almonds.
| Grapes, Brandy, Wine, etc.. B. Whitcomb, Col
/ fax, six varieties table grapes three varieties o
table grapes, six varieties wine grapes, three va
! rieties wine grapes; Mrs. burlington, Brighton
| Sacramento county, twelve varieties wine grapes
greatest varieties grapes; General John Bidwell
! Chico, variety raisin grapes; George W. Chesley
| Sacramento, California port wine.
number OF miscellaneous exhibits not included
III any premium lists were favorably, specially oil
| honorably mentioned by the committee, else
recommended for special premiums, diplomas OF
silver medals
SEVENTH DEPARTMENT-FINR ARTS.
The seventh department was divided into four
classes, with $3.50 TO be distributed according to
merit and value of exhibit. Following are the
classes with the amount allowed for premiums in
each department Glass one, oil paintings crayous,
etc, $3.50; class two, photographs $50 class three
India ink pen and pencil drawings, SIS; class sour
statuary, mosaic and fresco, S25.
The awards as follows: r. D. Yelland best
picture e. Entrance to Golden Gate'O $50; s ".
Brooks, San Francisco, three paintings, $50; Z
Marriott, San Francisco, two paintings $50 /; Mrs z.
A Rogers, San Francisco, one painting, sl5; Mics
F. Kendall, Sacramento, two paintings, IS Miss g.
E. Bender, San Francisco, one painting, IS Miss L.
Irean, San Francisco, two water coloIs $50 Arthur
Nah San Francisco one water color, $50 Miss Ida
f. Piatt, Napa, two water colors, S0 Arthur
Nahl, San Fragcisco, three Crayons Sl5 w. F.
Jackson, Sacramento, two crayons S16 Miss Addie
Hughes, Sacramento, one erayon, S.; Mrs Howard
Campion, Sacramento, three cravons and water
color portraits SIS; William Keith, San francisco,
seven paintings, $40; Theodore Wores San Fran
cisco, four paintings, SO; William Hahn, San
Francisco, three paintings $40; Thomas Hill, San
mento, paintings, $40; H. Rasehen, san Francisco,
paintings, S25 II Strauss, San Francisco, three
paintings, $50; Arthur Nahl, San Francisco, two
paintings, $40; Miss Nellie Hops, San Francisco,
two paintings, $40; R. G. Hodridge, San Francisco,
two paintings, SO; W. F. jackson, Sacramento,
five paintings, s25 J. R. Hodson, Sacramento, pho.
tographic display, $50; J. Stanton, San Francisco,
pen and ink drawing, S25 ]. NJ. Wells, San Fran
cisco, three pieces statuary, SIS.
GOLD MEDALS.
The Society's gold medal was offered for the most
meritorious exhibition in each department. They
were awarded as follows
FIRST Department-Gove Stanfyrd, for fine
display of cattle from his VIVA ranch
Second Deplrtment-Baker 4 Hamilton, Sacra-
mento, display of agricultural machinery and i'm
plemeDts.
Third Department Misses Brothers, Of Sacra-
mento, display of millinery.
Fourth DEPARTMENT.. T. Stoll Of Sacramento,
display of harness.
Fifth Department-General John Bidwer of
Chico best general display of agricultural products
Sixth Department-Joserh burlington, of
Brighton, exhibits OF grapes and fruits
Seventh Experimentation. Keith, of San Fran.
CISCO exhibit OF three oil paintings, Mourt
Shasta" The Old Homestead and Japanese
Still Life"