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ADDfr,oSAI ENTRIES.


/ The following entries have been made sisc,
last report:
Rosdsse.s--Bsn f. Harris bss seven A.
I u. Miller. OF Brighton, two; Joseph Blake
I two A I. Hatch, one Worth 0ber. two
/ L, +. Ready, two De NJ W. Hicks. nine
John Blue, Of Woo6lsnd. six; a l. Cbap,
Dlsn, OF ouisan, one W. A. Muunien, sw1
/ z. NJ. Wsrw, ore; T. c. Head, oi Nsps,
one; j, Bschslder, one; W Hays, Ss6cs
Breeders Association Of Elmira, tive aI T.
Skiilmsn, OF Petslums. FOUR J Jaipes Lgnu.
q Salinas, one; I. Morrow Of Fesaiuns,
ons Wm. Qaint. Of MsFysville. aae
Saddle borses-E. L. Biggers,sd cf Placer
county ene; Ben +, Hsrris, of Ssn Fran.
cisco, Two Colonel Younger ore s Lar.
kir, one.
HORSES Of 81 woFk-George Bsmeut, of
Redwood, one; ", Cunniugasm. one J.
Conrad, Of Holo county, teo a. d. Miller,
/. four A. G. ChapmaR, one; Z. 2. Towel.
two; Bt. Knox. OF Hayward ora W bi-
lups, Of ColDsa, oBs TboBas n grow, one
W. o. Hatch, one C. Ms0sels, loor.
Oratt-C EaO5t, one W. S. Enss, one /;
r. j. Msgkley, 6ye.
Jseks, isnniss sBd mGlss-L o. Shippse,
Of Stockton. ass Ons span of mules, sg0
Jacks and four lsunsts w T. Psischafd, q
this city, has teg0 spao ot nue j. Conrad,
Of Yole county, one jack spd one span OF
vouag Inules six months ol W. Hays. oae
Jack
Cattle-Atrs. Mssick, oi his city, hes teo
head Of JeSse,s; a. l. Nschois, oue Jersey
heitsr W g. NSs3 c1e iefsev haiiar.
Goats J1Ius ~ u3, Of Co.usa county,
hiss oa exeibi lon SIX pses Of cashmere
goats.
Poulesy-J. S. Wassor. one coop p E..
Farnswortb. two eoaps MIR J. l.. Sinner,
sns coop bsntams, tou- Of Plymouth Rock
and one pair Of fsa-Esilsd pigeoos; ) "
Bstbe-, two cOops Black Spauisa Mrs. =.
R'yuoF, tour ccops Lsagshsns l. w Mas
liz, two eoops Pskin ducks i c. HsBossn,
two eoops Of sityer-spsBglsd Han borgs I.
Miller, two eOops game chickens,
Mrs. J. L. Skinner. oi this city. also has
on exhibition one pair Of cashmere rabbits
and pair Of Guinea pigs.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
scma Of the Exhibits.

Iae large empty spacs mentioned Monday
s. being set apart FOR furniture exhibit oy
John BEeuaer Of this city, has now baeD
completely dilsd. and the display IS tie lsrg.
est snd most elaborate furniture EXHIBIT il
ths Paviliou
Charles :. Nosek has on exhibition magic
clock OF MA own nsnufscsure
Asher Longshofe, # this city, Ess large
6ispiaF q eranks
F. Foster & Go. exhibit hcaBd books IA
several varissies.
Frank ]. Jahnser, ef this city. has bean.
t.fgl banjo aEa case on exhibition.
Mrs. W. II Aie46 bzs On exhibition two
iuIsi5 center tables saas srs very haadaanac
II fhs thir6 department., Class I, Helen
NJ Smith, Of Sacramento, has entered q
knistei shawl.
J. T. Slsssr, Of this city, has case fllsi
sgith hats ard caps.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

Ruanipg-Msiurity stake, fer foar-ysa--
olds IN 1888 Three mile dasa Sl00 ep-
trance So fovieis; 500 addict. second
+ hossf, $50 third. SIe0 Geo. Hearst names
+ Matie b, Geo Hearst names br. c. Dnke Of
MoB7sy ~ 4 Pritcbard names Captain
{ hi5. " l.. P5tchard names hastis Ball
lhe2 Wiatee- nsmss Ducaess of Norfolk
I Psio Alto Sock Farm names Precious. Pale
I Aiso s. ck tsrm NAMES Fossress.
Special race for tvo-year-olds, one sn6
enc eighth miles-E j. Bsldwil 6.lv by
tsinsfsa0, Joan Msekey's SseesBsisr, ail
* Gsiceas + stehelder, Pal0 Alto bav Civ.
( Rnnnipg ighthsWk stake Dash IL one
roils Tor all ages so entraaee. SO forfeit,
SzQ9 added seco9d horse. SIS third. S2a /.
.ts<es 30 be usaed sfter winner if Night.
bsw&'s siue, 1921 Is beaten. Thoe. Hazlett
names Ju6.Iss, Lew Knott names Jim
| Renwjck, George Howson names Jim Doug
lsss. George Howeon names br. {. Augusta
L. L. j. Shafter names NiQhthawk, T. ].
Baldwin names Lucky b. Charles Uadsr-
hill names Emblem, w 4. Appiebv names
Ella paanf Psso Alto Stock Farm names
5eu-Jeu. Cb@Fies McLsUghlia uames Boots,
Chsrlss MeLsughlin nemss Wildwood
celiisg Rsc--PuFse, $3.50 Of which $50
( Go second horse entrance, fre5 ons milo
aDd rspest Si.0G0 6ssd valuation two
pounds c8 for each Sle0 balov, snd two
pouads sdosG for esch 500 above 6yed
value. Janss Il. Chase names Laura, W.
n. AiurFy ua1pes Lara, &. W. Trshern
usmes Cersiossgi. T. J. Baldwin names Girls
mer. john Mickey names Maria =
IrottiHg-222 class purse, 81 200 nile
beats, three IN 6ve. Z Farrell names Van.
dsslyap, J. b, McD5uald names BrigadieF,
Fslo Alto Sock Farm usmes Mansn a.
Nsldstsio names Albert W, C. W. smith
nsnes Abb3tsioEd, > W Doas,hsa names
Gibraltar
Pools sold LAST night on the ooe and one.
eighth mile dash Palo Alto. Sl80 Hnl &
Gfiee. S25; Baldwin. Sll Msckey, $40
Ga ths mile dash, Ken Rics brought Sii5.
Lucky b. $780, Auglstias, SIS; Ells
DoaEe, SO; Nighthswk. 50
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

An embroidered picture, the work Of Mss,
j. H. Wright, Is entered tor premium. The
lady ass also piece Of 1sS-sork.
Mrs. ", Lsndarkiu exhibits a splendid
piece Of aaiz-woFk entitled My Aother 5
Crave
Mrs. J. Il. Carroll, of this city, hss good.
sized display OF Mexican work, lambseQalrs.
afgaans and a bracket cover.
JUVENILE DEPARTNENr.
Tns juvenile department csataips some
spls exhibits. Below some OF tae psin-
+ clpsl ones sre given.
Miss Mamie L. ThisseIl, Of Pleasant Val.
ley. Solano county, mas two handsome tidles
/ On exhibition.
The remainder Of the entries are by Sscrs.
/ meatans.
/ M iss May 7. Pinkhsm enters an oil paint.
I ing BY minor, and painting Of poppies.
{ Coss. E. Pinknsm has or exhibition "a oil
/ psiaEing
/ Fran weleh enters an oil painting. en-
I sitlsd Swansea Bay"
/ iss Emma HOshu exhibits two crsyogs.
Z Miss Bertha Conrad displays several sr-
/ ticles, among them beiag q sofa cushion of
~orste1 em broidery. oLe aproD, and one
needlework picture.
Cornelius Conrad has on exhibition o0e
pencil drawing.
Miss Floy Bassett displeys twelve table
napkins. Sone eroedeted tidy, ore spl-saeF, and
one table scarf
Miss Lora Clark has entered enc eroehesed
tidy.
Miss Flogua Prsatics hiss on exhibition enc
splsshef.
GREENS Premiums"
For the encouragement of snatsurs and
beginners in the various brsuehes Of deco
rstiys art, Director Chris. Geeen offers SJ0 ia
coin, divided into seven special psenliuns.
For these premiums there are but seven ec-
tries. They sre as follows
Miss May I. Pinkham. Sacrsmento-Oae
plaque In oil ll0sl0l
Miss Ida May Stone, Gold Run, Placer
county-O8e plaque in oil fl2xl2)
Miss Belle Green. SaeFamsnto-Oae plaque
in oil tl0xl0l.
Mas Diesrick's class Of the public schools
OF Sscramento-Penm
Miss Li1bie Smith, Sacramento Penman.
shin sshird grade, Grammar Sehool)
Miss Gertie Whitney. Saeramsnto-Pen-
manship fourth grade. Grammar SCHOOL,
Miss Carrie A. G0Odhue, Sseramsnto-Oae
plaque IL oil .l2xl2l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
RrhihIts u 40 -


HP. Gregory & Co, San Francisco, saw
Falssasr L Hill. woodland, puach and
NJ. A. Rose, Sacramento. machinery, en-
/ giRes, etc.
I Soyney Bros Sacramento. conolaya teeth.
+ f. A Lscaeile,t Bggs, conceive teeth.
Baker s Hamilton, Sacramento, thrashsr
I in operation, cider press, trucks, plows, now
I ing aad reapiug mschines harvesting, seed
dsiils ard sower, morse rskes, barley mil, pull
verizipg hsrrews, corn eUljiyators, shelters,
I feed cUtseEs, vineyard cultigators, portable
fOrsss, wagons, carts, potato plaateFs, weed
I custsEF, etc.
/ LAnikotter & Dalton, Sacramento, pumps,
( horse powers, etc.
/ W \. Howard. Sheridan. barrow.
! d, Nj. Osborne & Co, San Francisco. large
I display Of FeapsTs, mowers. binders, etc.
j.. ID. Wlutegs, Dayisyills, derrick for
stacking grsi0, header wagons, hsrrows,
/ washing machines and eaurns.
! W. 2, kirkland & Co., San FrAnoiseo
I self-cleaning harrow.
Granger Business Association, Sserameu.
: 70. general display OF agricultural inple'
nenss.
Judzon Manufacturing Company. San
! Frsncisc', moving machiues, stc.
( L, I. Shippee, Stockton, combiaed hAr
+ vestsr.
L. 3, Abbott, Salinas. " Common ssass
/ harrow,
/ Curtis d Chamberlain, San Jose twins
bindiag harvester.
J. L. McCord, Sacramento, ara gate.
Rathbone Williams, ColGsA county, pate1i
+ farm gate.
D, B. Masloek. Sacramento, Farmer
/ Pride gate.
John Klsea ( Co.. Sacramento, grain sep.
Arstor and tanning mill
I Rev. v. Bruce, Elk Grove, REV. Bsuess
| improved farm gate.
7. NJ. Lash. Sacramento, MilleTs "Com
smon Sense farm gate.
+ Dr. G. Grattcn, Stockton. dcubia gang
plow.
/ T. NJ. Fieks, Birds Landing, Solanc
! county, gsue-plow for uneven surface
Morris L YArney, San Francisco, plow dis
plsy.
Holman, Stanton & Co, plows. scales
icrses, cleaning machinery. hsrFows, tnTasheEs
bAFbe1 wire, scrspeTs, lawa-ac ~ers, wheel
barross. rollers, wagons etc.
| San jose Agricultural Works, an elegant
I fruit wagon.
a. hasisser. display Of spring wagons spd
bagziss.
Peter Frecette, Sheridan, raj. .bsrdins Ins
ehinery, done With hand power.
q. ". Wallace, Yaba City, dump-hed FL
SsE5nH, ssii-opsrsfinF
I. l. GrigsbY. Y0untyiils, Napa couaty,
/ vineyard Esag-plow.
E. HickiaAn, Red Bluff, rssllsss beAdsr
attsshmeat
J. F. Davis & Son. ssersneato. display q
bnegies.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
TIE PARK

The largest crowd that ever assembled st
Agricultural Pork on tee second cay Of a
Stats Fair in she forenoon ives at Ag1icnl..
u-al Park yesterday The announcement
that there was to be q stock parade and tdas
the sswmill sn5 machinery were to be in
operation was the incentive. At o'clock
the mschiueEy grounds were filed, and all
the exhibitors were unanimous il saying that
in the two days CT this week more people had
visited that department Of the fsir than had
done SO during tho entire week Of shy former
State Fair. Il Is perhaps an exhibit from
/ which more knowledge can be obtained than
{ from al others, sad Il especially interesting
to fa-Eers mechanics, snd, IN fact, any
( person who has any tSsts fer machinery.
The sswmil was running, making lumber
( from green pine logs, thrsshers were seq
arating grain, and all kinds OF machinery
were in operation. just north oi the ma
ohinery ths exhl6i. OF poultry, swine, sh e.,
goats and cattle were made, and each e61ib-
isor did bis best 80 Inform all visitors regard,
ing h.s exhibit. The swine exhibit u especially
/ hae The Berkshire exhibit Of John Rider
{ cannot be excslled anywhere, sai ths Sc large
/ hog OK Mr Kennedy is a mammoth in COM
: psrison to that on exhibition in R5bjnsoo' :
circus The Jersey cattle Of MAJOR Beck,
/ ths Attorneys Of Colonel Younger. and the
I Holsyeias Of Governor Stsnlosa-saying
nothing Of the many other exhibltDrs-Wss
eQusl to any cattle show OF the world
( A. 10 o'Cloek, the TINE appointed for the
/ parade, the track gss filed entirely around
/ with cattle, horses, mule9, lscks, ste, At
/ the head Of the procession came the f0ur.iu-
/ hand iron-srey tssm OF John Wislsnd, the
proprietor OF tha Philadelphia Brewery, OF
I San Francisco. This is ore Of the finest
matched gesms of Norman horses on the Pa
/ ci6c coast, sad is valued by the owner at
/ So COO. Following this team was = span ct
1 large, bay Canadian stations. attsched to a
/ buggy. SIX Uole tssms of rasdsters came
next, followed ~ spsn ct wsa-matched
colts, four and 6ys months old. respectively,
/ bsynesssd 70 a trotting wagon. Trey gsre
/ well broke, sud behaved like an old team.
Z john Conrad, OF Dixen, came reXt. sitting
! IN q su Ky behind beautiful span Of mules
I six months old. Next csm5 the odd horse, -
/ the piocesr who took the fret premium
/ ct the first State Fair. 10 1888, and IS
( he passed the grand stand be pEicksd
( up his ears aud csnteeed slecg 70 the music
of the band IL . manner that would nave
I Gore credit 70 Others Of his species s. years
/ younger After the horses, Of which there
Z wss lengthy procession, came the cattle dis
ulsy, numbering in al rs head, among tnem
bsiug hae specimens OF Ayrshires, jersey,
Durhsms and Holsteius. Tae Hsmes al the
! exhibitors and the grade and character Of the
/ stock we're not called Ous IS thsy passed the
/ grand stand, much to the disappointment OF
[ tss many spscsss0rs. Everybody knows the
I difference between hcrss aud = mule but
{ very few, however, know the different bgeeds
I of cattle,