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


Ps 90 ssoo ss rs sl5Ss 5ssi g ss iSss GO
| Second. 1,735 rs 1875 % S4l 55 92l 45
Third. 1,SO9 % 2,IO6 90 rs 90 $40 50
| Fourth 2 SS7 rs 2669 so IlsI as I23l 75
Fifth. 2,07s so 2o35 90 575 Is $50 35
\ SIXTH. 903 rs 1,224 90 427 80 All 25
Totals .sl1, ,osa so sls25e so t5,4Os Is se,219 80
Ticket sales 1888. .S19475 so
Ticket sales 1882 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1902 65
Excess 1888. s2,3S3 Is
The Pavilion did not close Saturday until
| midnight. Early yesterday morning exhibit.
ora from abroad began to remove their goods.
| When the fine, large psaches exhibited by g.
| L. Threlkel, of Newcastle, were called for
| ABOUT 10 A NJ. they could not be found, All
the fruit exhibits were removed yesterday,
excepting that Of Mira. burlington, Of
| Brighton.
THE FAIR IN 1884.
| The Board at their meeting Saturday fixed
the day for the opening of the Pavilion in
| 1884 on Monday, September 8th The Park
will open on the following Thursday, when
the races viii begin, and both will continue
| open until the close of the following week,
making two weeks at the Pavilion and nine
! days of races and stock exhibits. Running
and trotting races will then be on different
| days
Directors Green, Shippee and LaRue were
sppoiDtsd . committee to revise the Csnstitu-
tion and rules of the Society. Il is proposed
to discontinue family season tickets, owing to
the extensive abuse Of the privilagea allowed
| by them. Fifty cents TO the Park and %
cents TO the Pavilion will probably be the
prices fixed, or else 80 cents at each place,
and % cents for children under 10 years of
age.
| a committee consisting of Directors
Green, LsRue, Hancock, Chase, Newton and
Shippee was appointed, to make alterations
Of the track and grounds, with the idea of
making the track as near as possible to the
regulation track.
| THE PREMIUMS.
The Board made the following special
| awards
Pomona Grange of Sonoma county, the
s9cietys gold medal, valued at $780, for their
elegant cereal display. The plan of exhibit
ing the products of each county by their re-
spective Grsnges is good, and the Board trust
that in another year display from every
county in The state will be had.
| Maiu & Winchester, of San Frsncisc' a
special gold madsl for their handsome exhibit
of harness and saddlery and the whip making
machine.
Weinstock & Lubio, special gold medal
| ior their uuequsled display.
Z. Skillman. Of Napa county. diploma for
his superior team OF draft hcrses.
The psir OF Australian goats, driven by
little girl, napkin riUg.
The committee appointed 10 examine csm-
bined headers aud thTasbeTs Of California
manufacture reported in favor of awarding
the cash premium ef $3.50 60 the Shippes
combined harvester, manufactured st Stock.
tor, end the repo.t was adopted.
A number OF exhibits IL toe vstious classes,
IL
ment, were recommended by committees for
special premiums or diploma, and these viii
receive the attention Of the Beard at their
| next nesting, which will be held soon.
Tae awards for Sll OF the live stock depart
ment, excepting poultry, were published on
Saturday. Below is given the remaiudsr OF
this department and the awards of sll TIE
other departments as made by the various
committees:
FIRST DEPARTMENT-CoNTINUED
Poultry-Best pair Light Brahmas, cock and hen,
| +. G. Head, Napa; second, Thos. Waite, Brighton.
Best pair Light Brahmas, cockerel and pullet Thos.
| Waite, Brighton second, r. G. Head, Napa Best
pair Langshans cock and hen, Mrs. ]. Raynor. Sac
| rsmento; second, r. G. Head, Napa. Best pair of
| Langshana, cockero and puet, r. G. Head, Naps
second, Mrs j. Raynor, Sacramento. Best pair Buff
CochIns cockerel and pullet, 1hos Waite, Brighton.
Head, Napa; second, Thos. Waite Brighton. Best
pair Plymouth Rocks, cockerel and pullet, Thos.
Waite, Brighton; second, r. G. Head, Napa Best
pair Black Leghorn, cock and hen, r. G. Head,
Napa. Best pair Black Leghorn cockere snd pullet,
r. G, Head, Napa. Best pair Brown Leghorns,
cock and hen, Thos. Waite, Brighton. Best pair
| Brown Leghorns, cockerel and pullet Thos Waite,
Brighton; second, Tbos. Waite Br ghton. Best pair
white Leghorns, cock and hen, R. G. Head, Napa !;
second, Thos. Waite, Brighton. Best pair White
| Leghorus, cockerel and pullet, r. G. Head, Napa
second, Thos. Waite, Brighton: Best pair Black
Spanish, cock and hen, E l. Robinson, Sacramento;
second, |. W. Barber, Sacramento. Best pair Black
Spanish, cockere snd puilet, |. W. Barber Sacra-
mento second, Thos Waite, Brighton. Best pair
Silver-spangled Hamburgs, cock and hen Thomas
Waite, Brighton second t E. oHaloran, sscra-
mento Best pair Silver-spangled Hamburgs,
cockerel and puliet, Thos. Waite, ghton second,
T. T. OHalloran, Sacramento. Best pair game
!, chickens, F. H. Miller, Sacramento; second, john
Cavanaugb, Sacramento. Best pair bronze turkeys,
R. C. Head, Napa Best pair wild turkeys, r. G.
Head, Napa. Best pair Toulouse geese, R. G. Head,
Napa. Rest pair Rouen ducks K. G. Head, Napa.
Best pair Pekin ducks, Thos. Waite, Brighton;
ond, IL. G. Head, Eapa.
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Class l. H. P. Gregory Co., San Fran
| cisco, portable steam engine, honorable men,
ticn; Faulkner Hill, Woodland, punch
and shears, special premium recommended
| NJ. r. Rose Sacramento, best display OF machinery
from one shop; Joseph Enright, San Jose, best
portable steam engiie Henning Bros, Sacra-
| mento gas machine, diploma; Henning Bros, Sac
ramento, self.generatng gas burner, diploma.
| Glass III. Agricultural Machines first Divison)-
| F. A. La Shells, Briggs Station, cylinder and con-
cave teeth for thTesher, special premium recon-
mended; Baker 4 Hamilton, Sacramento, best horse
bay rake, hest lawn mower; Il. P. Gregory s Co,
San Francisco circular mill operated by steam
and water, awarded diploma Baker1& Hamilton,
Sacramento, best thras hing machine; A & A He'll
bron SACRAMENTO best cider mill aud press and best
hand corn.shel er; Lsu.kotter & Dalton, Sacra-
! mento, best sweep horsepower; Holman, Stanton
& Co., Sacramento, best hay press, best post hole
auger, best well augar, and best lawn sprinkler.
Glass ILL., Agricultural implements Second Di-
| vition-W. A. Howard, Dixon, best harrow; d. NJ.
Osborne Co., San Francisco. best combined reaper
| and mower and best selfbinding harvester; ]. D.
Winters Davisvlle, best derrick for stacking grain,
| and best header-wagon nets for stacking grain
Baker Hamilton, Sacramento, best broadcast
seed-sower, best reaping machine best corn planter
best p5tatoe-panter, best display OF resping and
moving knives, best hoe Grangers Business Ass0-
citation OF Sacramento Vallsy spring -toothed single
| and double broadcast seeder, special premium
recommended: Judson Manufacturing Company,
San Francisco best moving machine; A. & A He'll.
bron, Sacramento, best one-horse cultivator Will
lam Gutenberger, Sacramento, best field roller and
crusher; J. f. Hill, Sacramento, harrow with self
| cleaning attachment, special premium recommended.
| Class ". Agricultural Implements (Fhird Div1s-
ion)-D. B. Matlock, Sacramento, best farm gate !;
John Klees, Sacramento, best grain separator and
| tanning mill; T. NJ. Lash, farm gate. honorable
| mention; Holman, Stanton Co., best farm feed
mill and best platform scales; A. & A. Helbron,
| best windmill.
Class v Tools and Household Implements.
d. Winters, Dayisyille, best churu Baker Ham.
ilton, Sacramento best garden seed drill and best
ironing machine; A. & A. Heilbron, best road
scraper, best display Of haying and harvesting tools
| M. K Rose, best well pump; Holman, Stanton &
Co., best sausage meat cutter and suffer; William
Gutenberger, best apparatus for raising water for
| irrigatine and mining purposes A. L. Coombs,
Grass Valley, Plumbers improved fruit dryer spe-
| cial premium recommended.
| Class vi. Plows-Helmau, Stanton 4 Co., Sacra-
mento, gang plow; Holman, Stanton s Co., sulky
| plow; Baker Hamilton, sacramento, stubble
| nI0W. A A Heilbr0n Sacramento sod r2oW .
A. A. Heilbron, steel plow; A l. A. Hebron,
East iron plow: Baker Hamilton, Sscrasnento,
| srbsoi plow Baker & Hamilton, siGehill plow; A.
l. A. Heilbron, one horse plow Baker & Hamilton,
Sacramento, dynamometer; Baker Hamilton,
cbailed piOw Baker Hamilton, plow Tor sll pur-
poses; DR.. C. Grafton Stockton, double gang plow,
| SPECIAL premium recommended
Class VII. vehicles-Best family carriage, J. F.
Hill, Sacramento; best top buggy, J. E. Hill, Sac
ramento; best open buggy, A. Mei5ter, Sacra-
mento best two seated open wagon, A. Meister,
Sacramento; best trotting wagon. Changers Co
operative Association, of Sacramento Valley; best
spring market wagon, San Jose Agricultural Works;