Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-16
Exhibits for Chicago and London

Mr.. Charles b. Turrill, the agent of
the Central Pacific Railroad for taking
the products of Southern California to
Chicago, and to London. England, free
Of charge, for exhibition in those cities,
is in the city making collection Of arti-
-cles Of great variety and importance.
This is good opportunity to advertise
the resources of the country that should
be taken hold of by our citizens most
heartily. Every section of the country
should be represented at these great
centcrs of commerce.
In the HERALD Of the 14th long
and aattering account of the reception
and appearance Of California products at
the State Fair Of Illinois, was re-pub-
lished from the Chicago inter.Ocean.
These specimens were sent only from
Central California, while nothing ap-
peared from Southern California. Now
the opportunity is presented of making a
local exposition for the Southern coun-
ties only, Mr.. Turrill yesterday COM
menced making his collections and met
with most gratifying success.
Judge, IRanney, of Florence, started
out with donation Of his large apples
and pears and some very fine specimens
Of fruit trees of astonishing growth,
including apple, peach, apricot,
pear, plum and nectarine trees. These
show most remarkable illustration OF
the richness of the soil OF our low land
plains.
Ellwood Cooper. of Santa Barbara,
will send samples of his superior olive
oil.
Il. j. Baldwin donates a fine assort
ment of wines and brandy, of his own
manufacture.
o. H. Bliss, of Los Angeles, will furn
ish large amount of pampas plumes,
that will make fine display.
w. w. Bliss, of Duarte, contributes
two cases of honey TO sweeten the col
lection, and Mr.. N, Levering, of Cold.
water Canon, supplemented it with
samples of extracted honey and comb
foundations.
Andrew T. Carey, of Duarte. contrib
uted fine assortment of oranges, lemons
and lines.
johnson h Lombard, of Norwalk,
furnished sample of cheese OF their
own make.
Mr., Geo. r. Hinde, of Placentia, gave
fine assortment of apples. pears and
other fruits.
Mcpherson Brothers, of Orange, send
samples of fine raisins made by them
selves from the White Muscat of Alex.
andria.
c. A. Coffman, of Ranchito, furnishes
sample of yellow corn, and Mr.. F.
Wakeham sample of oats.
A. G. Finnigan, of Indio, on the Col.
orado desert, makes amostcurious contri-
button of cotton plant of large proper
tions, grown on the most barren of dies.
erts, far below the level of the sea.
Seward Cole, of Cahuenga, will fur.
nish samples of various kinds of wheat,
grown on the Cole Rancho last Summer.
Ga Friday Mr.. Tuirill will go to the
San Gabriel Valley, where meeting will
be held at Pasadena in the evening, oi
citizens OF that place, to decide on what
samples they will furnish. They will
give him fine assortment of their pro
ducts in good shape.
Mr.. P. f. Brown will send sample
of ore from the Iron Age mine to show
the great Chicago iron makers an ore as
good as the ores of Lake Superior. A
carload will soon be made up, and We
hope to see samples OF oil, grain and
fruit from all parts of Southern Califor
MIA. We trust that n display will bt
made that will exceed that made by the
central part of the State, and one thai
will be most worthy representation o
the resources OF our opulent land