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


hat, display of feathers and wsxwork statuary Mrs
R. o. Crayens, Sacramento, crOcheted shawl
Mrs ]. j. Guthrie, Sacramento, pair of pillow
shams, special premium recommended. Misse:
Brothers, Sacramento, best display Of millinery
velvet bonnet, silk bonnet, variety of artificial
flowers. Mrs NJ. Worthington Florin, two patch
work quilts. Mrs. Z. Robin, Sacramento, ottoman
cever Mrs. Z. r. Hamilton, Sacramento, en-
brodsred picture, embroidered table cover, EN-
brodered wall panel, outline embroidery and che
mile embroidery. Mrs. Nancy Turner, Sacramento,
hearth rug. Mrs. L. G.. Stuver Sacramento car.
riags afghan. Mrs. Thomas Cotter, Sacramento,
lambrequin. Mrs. E. X. Norton. Sacramento, fine
lace work Miss Mamie Z. Bstcher Sacramento
toilet set, embroidered eight pieces pslettes'
Kensington work; flannel, silk embroidery, and
two embroidered handkerchiefs. Miss Carrie Dun
lap, Sacramento, crotcheted shawl. Mrs w. H.
| Wright, Sacramento, beadwork pincushion and sofa
pillow, Kensington embroidery. Miss Carrie Camp.
| bell, Oakland, fire screen. Mrs. W. NJ. Lyon Sac
ramento, plate fruit, bouquets, braided
pillow shans, table scarfs piece Turkish work and
best display Of fancy articles. Mrs. j. Domngoes,
Sacr3msnto, cone table. Mrs. B. b. Cutter, crazy
| quilt. Mrs. r. R. Docn, Sacramento, piece quilt.
Mrs w. C. Clark, Sacramento, display Of porcelain
painting. Mrs. A. Schermer, Sacramento, ladies'
| and children's underwear
| Glass III. Juvenile department. Miss MAY T. Pink
ham, Sacramento, oil painting Miss Emma Hoehn,
Sacramento, best drawing two crayons); Miss Ber-
| tina Conrad, Sacramento, best cotton embroidery
| (apron) and best worsted embroidery (neede work
picture); Miss Floy Bassett, Sacramento, best silk
embroidery liable scarf, and table napkins Miss
Lora Clark Sacramento, best crocheted work (tidy);
! Miss Florence Prentice, splasher Miss Mamie L.
| Thissell. Pleasant Valley, Soano county, tides.
| Green's premiums-Miss May T. Pnkham, Sacra-
mento, best plaque in oil Q0xl0); Miss Belle Green
plaque in oil, special premium recommended; Miss
Ida Nav Stone Gold Rum best plaque in oil Q2xl9l.
Miss Carrie Goodhue, plaque in OIL special premium
| recommended Scholars in public schools OF Sacra-
| mento, special premiums recommended for penman-
ship-Miss Cora NJ. Eldred (ifth grade) best written
| sentence; Miss May Pinkham sixth gradel best
| written sentence; Miss Mabel Gilman (seventh
| grade) best written sentence. Best pen-work, ex-
| hibi; marked No. 2 exhibit marked No. recon-
| nnended for special premium.
| Class Ill Printing, Lithographing, etc.-F. Eos.
ter Co., Sacramento, fine bookbinding plain book
| binding and bank-book ruling and binding H. s.
| Crocker & Co., Sacramento, book printing, poster
printing ithograph printing, lithography, general
display of stationery and printing from wood cuts
| Standard Soap Company, San Francisco, recon-
| mended diploma special premium for label print
| ing.
| FOURTH MECHANICAL PRODUCTS.
ssClass ]. Leather, Paper and Rubber Goods-E
| Bernheim Co., Oakland, display boots and shoes,
pair Congress gaiteEs, and pair gents dress shoes
Asher Longshore, Sacramento, exhibition travelling
| trunks, valses, etc Weinstock & Lubin, Sacra-
mento pair dress boots, heavy boots ladies' slip
pers ladies' CATERS and booteee +. Foster & c.,
Sacramento display bound account books /;
L. A. Reisler, patent side saddles /;
Main & Winchester, San Francisco, best set
double harness. and best set single harness C. H
and display Of paper hangings and borders 2; j. 4.
Stoll, Sacramento, Mexican saddle display OF sad
dies and brides, display OF saddle trees gents sad
de- side saddle patent collar w. F. Peterson Sac
ramento hair bride.
Class H. Worked Metals-Huutingtou, Hopkins
| & Co., Sacramento, copper work, brass work. mod
ern building ware general hardware iron and Steel
mechanics tools, horseshoes (machne made), table
cutlery, pocket cutlery, circular saws, files pruning
shears, pruning knives, ant-!rction metal, and
shot Scott Muir, Sacramento, display of plumb
rg1,..
| lamps; G. W. Hancock & Co.. Sacramento, display
OF silverware ]. T. Stol, Sacramento, display Of
saddlers' hardware Shsfer & Bronner, tin ware
copper ware.
GClass Ill Stoves, Castings, etc-L L. Lewis &
Co., Sacramento, cooking stove Cor wood). cooking
stove Gor coaD parlor stove, warming furnace
cooking range, portable range, hollow ironware
and ornamental fruit and flower stand Aitken &
Fish, Sacramento, parlor CRATE; Shafer & Brouner,
Sacramento, laundry stove; Henning Bros, Sacra
mento, gas stove.
Glass ~ Musical Instruments-Frank ]. John
son, Sacramento, banjo and case California make);
F. K. Glrard, San Francisco, best organ (Western
Cottage organ) best reed instrument; Girard piano
was recommended as home production A.
Bruenu, oakland, best general display OF musical
instruments, best piano (sohmer Grand; W. g.
Badger, the committee recommen nded the Haller &
Davis piano as one Of superior production.
Classy. Flu niture California MANUFACTURED Mrs.
| W. H. Mead, Sacramento, center tables b. E. Far.
rar, San Francisco, display OF mattresses, best
spring mattresses, special premium recommended
for section mattresses; John Breuner, Sacramento,
dressing bureau sofa lounge, extension table, office
chair set OF parlor chairs sdetables set Of parlor
furniture, display OF furniture, writing desk, book
case, wardrobe, sick chair or couch, school furn-
ture, set OF bed room furniture, display of uphol-
stery, Office desk Alex Jansen San Francisco, sofa
beds, special diploma recommended.
Class VI. Woodenware California manufactured
Billingsley Co., Sacramento, cedar ware, pine
ware oak ware, willow ware, splitw9od baskets,
oser ware. assortment of coopers' ware.
Glass VII. Dental and Drawing Instruments, etc
Robert Reed, oakland, artificial limbs; C. ]. No.
| ack Sacramento magic clock.
Glass VIII Overwhelmingly & Co, Sacra-
nento, display Of backing Bidwell & Co., Sacra-
mento, yeast powder; NJ. A. Reeves San Francisco,
Reeves Great Electric Hair Tonic Standard Soap
Company, San Francisco display OF soaps; Thomas
cold water bleaching soap; lubricatiDg petroleum
display OF saleratus, potash and akaies display OF
candles.
Glass TX. Stoneware, Bricks. Confectionery, etc.
H. F. Bundock Bro, Sacramento. stoneware
Billingsley Il Co., Sacramento, demijohns; W T.
Peterson. Sacramento, confectionery; G. W. Han
cock CO, queensware, ground and cut glass; glass
w3re ground glass, and stained glass.
Glass y. Minerals, Fossils, Bids, Fishes, ETC.
| No entries.
Class XI. California Drawings, Designs, Marble
and Granite Work-Aitken Fiss, Sacramento, col.
lection of polished marble W. rk six pieces marble
mantel and carved marble mantel.
| Glass Kill Incubator5- -Bestincubator, Dias & Co.,
Petaluma (Petaluma Incubatoi) best mother or
| brooder, Dias Co., Petauma.
| FIFTH DEPARTMENT - AGRICULTURAL PROD-
UCTS.
Class T. Silk Cotton and Tobacco-Mrs. T. Rut-
ter, Florin, Sacramento county, best exhibition OF
the silk business from the mulberry tree to the silk
cocoon, including the feeding of the worms, their
eggs, etc.
port, Australian wheat; A. D. Miller, Brighton,
| white wild oats Charles johnson, Chico, Proper
wheat; Washington Fern, Sacramento, hops Cen
ersl John Bdwell, Chico flour, yellow corn, vari-
a+x uube in head vrhit wi
wheat, rye, barley.
Glass i'll Vegetable, R OTIS, etc.-D. DeBernardi
& Co, Sacramento table of vegetables ; Demartiui
Il Co. Sacramento half bushel red potatoes, half
bushel white potatoes, half bushel any other vari.
ETY., aud greatest variety OF Irish potatoes (halt
bushel of each varety) half bushel sweet potatoes,
twelve parsnips twelve carrots six long blood bees
six drumhead cabbages, six heads red Dutch cab
bage six heads any other variety three heads cauli.
flower three heads brcccoi, six heads lettuce half
peck red onions, half eek yellow oniona, half peck
white onions, half peck peppers for picking twelve
roots satisfy, Elk stalks celery, six squashes
six euclulbers, half peck Lima beans, half peck
white beans, half peck dry field beans, half peck
gherkin cucumbers Mrs. Thomas Hague Sacra-
r1cnto, green sweet corn and turnip Deets Joha
Smith, Sacramento, peck Of tomatoes, Hubbard
squashes General John Bidwel, Chico crook.
nec<ed squaShes, largest pumpkin, watermelons
| green-heshed muskmelons, yellow-feshed musk
melons. sugar beets. purple egg psnt G. L. Hunt
Elk Grove, exhibition Of eight watermelons, weigh
ing 675 pounds, on single root, awarded $40 by
commit
Class ". Flowers-Belle Conservatory. sacra-
mento, J. hcCallum manager, ornamental foliage
plants new and rare plant Of Aamands Schottie
recommended special premium. F. A. Ebel Sacra-
mento, Towering plants in bloom and fuchsias il
bloom, hanging baskets F. Eung Sacramento
plants suitable for greenhouse, conservatory ane
window culture, cut flowers, bouquets, roses il
bloom.
Class V. Cheese-John Bachtiger, Gait, chees,
under one year old. ]. R. Jewell, Petaluma, chees,
over one year old, display Of cheese
Glass vi. Butter, Bread, etc.-James Askew, e
Dorado county, butter in rolls Thomas Waite
Brighton, hrkin butter, three months DID, Mis-
Gussie III. Wilcox, Sacramento biscuit soda biscuit
Mrs W. Fl Wright, Sacramento, wheat bread, ry
bread, display of domestic bread. W. F. Peterson
Sacramento, four loaves bakers bread Miss Louis
Courad, Sacramento, brown bread. Miss Nelli
o'Toole, Freepert, corn bread.
SIXTH DEPARTMENr-FRUIrs.
Class 1. Green Fruits-w r. Strong l. Co Sac
ramsnto, display of fruit by dealer; Williamson
Bros, Penryn display of fruit by producer, displa
OF appl's dis lay Of peaehes six varieties 0
peaches, display Of pums, FIVE varieties of plums
one variety OF plums, grsen figs and greatest nun
Der and best specimens 0f oranges; G. W. Thisse
Pleasant Valley, Solzao county, thres varieties c
apples, three varieties OF pears, variety c
peaches General John Bdwell, Chico, display
pears six varieties OF pears six varieties Of apple.
Class III. Honey, Preserves, Pickles, etc.-Mrl
H. Cronkte, Sacramento, fruit in glass. and pre-
serves in glass Mrs. James s. Watson. black SER
, jelly in glass pickles. branded peaches; Ms So
' Runyon, CORTLAND, Slcramsnt0 county. raspheri