Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-20

let, So, K. &. Head. Second best, 80 mos
Waite.
Best pair Buff Cochins, cock and hen, s.,
Thomas Waite.
Best pair Buff Cochins, cockerel and pull
let, s., Thomas Waite. Second best, IS, h.
g. Head
Best pair Plymouth Rocks, cock and hen,
S., Thomas Waite. Second best, So, K. o.
Head.
Best pair Plymouth Rocks, cockerel and
pullet, s., E. L. Robinson, Sacramento.
Second best, IS, Thomas Waite.
Best pair Black Leghorns cock and hen
s., K. G. Head.
Best pair Black Leghorns, cockerel and
pullet, So, R. G. Head. Second best s., I.
Waite.
Best pair Brown Leghorns, cock and
hen, s., I. Waite. Second best, s. R. G'
Head.
Best pair Brown Leghorns, cockerel and |
pullet S., T. Waite. Second best, s., R &. |
Head
Best pair White Leghorns, cock and hen,
s., K. g. Head. Second best, 50, I. Waite |
Best pair White Leghorns, cockerel and |
pullet, s., L. G. Head. Second best, s., T.
Waite.
Best pair Black Spanish, cock and hen,
s., F. 5. George Second best, So, &. l.
Best pair Black Spanish, eockerel and
pullet, s., F. 5. George. Second best, IS,
L. l. Robinson.
Best pair Houdans, cock and hen, So, T.
W Waite
Best pair Houdans cockerel and pullet,
s., T. Waite Second best So L. g. Head.
Best pair Silver-spangled IIamburgS,
cock and hen, s., 7. Waite. Second best,
s., r G. Head.
Best pair Game chickens, s., r. G. Head.
Second best, So, A. L. Nichols.
Best pair Bronze turkeys, SO, h. u.
Head. Second best, s., T. Waite.
Best pair Wild turkeys, SO, +. G. Head.
Second best, s., T. Waite.
Best pair Toulouse geese, s., Il. G. Head
Second best, s., K. g. Head
Best pair Rouen ducks, s., X. &. Head.
Second best, 81, T. Waite.
Best pair Pekin ducks, So, r. G. Head
Second best, S3, 7. Waite
Best pair Black Cochins s., \. L.
Nichols.
Best Partridge Cochins, cock and hen,
T. Waite. Second best, +. G. Head.
| Best Partridge Cochins, cockercl and
pullet, T. Waite. Second best, r. G.
| Head.
| The committee recommended a special
premium for a coop of young Seabright
Bantams to T. Waite and coop Of Emden
! geese to Il. G. Head.
Department Two - Machinery, Imple-
ments, etc.
CLASS I.-MACHINERY, ENGINES, ETC.
J. L. Heald, best portable engine (Call-
ifornia manuiacture) premium $50,
L. A Rose, best iron turning lathe, first
premium 50.
Baker & Hamilton, best portable steam
engine, second premium.
b Jackson. best engine automatic cut
off, fiftv-horse power, first premium.
Joshua Hendy & Co., steam engines,
second premium.
California Fire Apparatus Manufacturing
=. Co. Climax Fire Extinguisher, diploma
and committee recommend premium.
Baker & Hamilton, best display OF ma
chinery from one shop, torty-three pieces
California MANUFACTURED, first premium
$50.
Joshua Hendy, best upright engine and
boiler combined, committee recommend
premium.
Byron Jackson, best apparatus for rails
ING water for irrigating or drainage pur
poses. Committee says: This pump Ton
raising large quantities of water, takes the
least indicated horsepower II raise al
equal quantity of water of any pump or
: exhibition Premium, so
/ Thomas & Evans, apparatus for r1ls'ns
mittee reports; Thinking this the bes
/ pump for deep well purposes, recommend
: diploma"
J. NJ. Wies, apparatus for raising water
The committee says: The best pump TO
raising water for irrigating on a small scale
4 and think it well worthy of a premium
/. J. L. Heald, Trigating and drainaG
pump-Committee, after careful comparl
}, sons, says % The difference between TIN
e pump and b. Jackson's we lind IS yer
, little, but that difference is in favor OF t
; Jackson"
n The committee for this class consisted {
!. \. Nelson, q A Goddard and J. i. Gun
> ningham.
CLASSES H., Ill, IY.-AGRICULTtRAL Nj
CHIMES, ETC.
= J. L. Heald was awarded gold medal tc
: most meritorious display in Second Depar
- ment
> Northwestern Manufacturing Company
!, Oakland. thrashing machine, $50.
> Baker Il Hamilton, San Francisco dis
=. play of agricultural machinery, $50
Geo. Bull d Co., san Francisco, crosscJ
= saving machine, diploma
Henry Tyacll, San Francisco, cider an
: wine-press, diploma,
y horse hayralle, s.; power corn-shelie
e Geo. G. Wickson, San Francisco, ha,
cutter, diploma. .,,
Il hay-presS, SO.
Il Hebron d Co, Sacramento, hand cor
shelter: diploma lawn mower, diploma.
Huntington, Hopkins Il Co, post no
rs auger, diploma lawn sprinkler, dlpiom1
lie +. A. Rose. Sacramento, weli-auser, !
ITS Judson Manufacturing Company, Ga
st land moving machine, $40.
Irs b. T. Smith & Co., Sacramento, reapll
en- machine, SO; potato-dig.er, diploma: Sc
rs, raking reaping machine, SO; double-sho'
plOw, diploma.
'ee Baker & Hamilton, header Califorr
y manufacture, $40; broadcast sowing IL
chine, $40; combined reaper and NOV
OF SO; display of reapers and mowers,
potato planter, s.; horse hoe, diploma.
John D. Winters, Yolo, net for head
nd wagon, So.
Im 90 for stacking grain, $40; self-feeder
In thrasher. $40; hay-hoist, $l5; hay-pitt
ing. loading and stacking machine,
;,e 3;o K. w. Jones, Lemoore, sand roll
MS special mention.
Il n. Mclean, Watsonviue cultivator, 5
,ol- Holman, Stanton & Co, Sacramen
,st wheat drill $40; oneh horse cuItivator,
Heilbron q Co. selt-blndlng EarycSLt
mo $50; harrow tCorbin's Disc special M
ny ny, George G. Wickson, San Francisco, h
a. George Bull & Co, power compliant
"a So hand corn-planter, 81.
VIM. Gutenberger, Sacramento, II
,ar roller and crusher, $40.
"' ]. l.. Heald, Crockett, barley cruSher,
,,o John Klees & Co., Sacramento, Cults ]
'' proved tanning mill, So.
and W. V. Ensley, San Jose, bee hive, So
~" +. N. Lask, Sacramento farm gate,
fol. 3. F. Smith & Co., Sacramento, WI
NJ Root, Nelson & Co, Sacramento, sc
one H Huntington, Hopkins & Co, platte
ms scales, diploma.
IN ms Baker / Hamilton, display haying
- harvesting tools, S10 farm road scral
los s. garden seed drill, 81; clothes wrin