Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-22
seven-Eine Arts.

CLASS I.-PAINTING, ETC.
r. d. Yelland, San Francisco-Seven oil
paintings, $40.
Henry Alexander, San Francisco-Four
oil paintings, $50.
VIM. Hahan, London, Eng.-Two oil
paintings, SIS.
S. NJ Brooks. San Francisco-six oil
paintings. $40.
W. \. Coulter, Stockton-Four oil paint
ings, SIS
Matilda Lott, Paris, France-Three oil
paintings, gold medal.
Norton Bush, San Francisco-T wenty-
seven oil paintings, $40
Chas. J. Is. Carlson, San Francisco-One
oil painting, SO.
Julia Haste, San Francisco-Two oil
paintings, s..
II W. NahI, San Francisco-Twelve oil
paintings, $50; one crayon head SO.
Virgil Williams San Francisco-FOur oil
paintings, $50.
Mrs. L. Irelan, San Francisco-Nine wa
ter color paintings two decorated mir
rors, $25.
William Keath, Munich-One oil paint
ing, $50.
E. Marriott, San Francisco-Four oil paint
ings, $50.
NJ Strause, San Francisco-Six oil paint
ings, $50
Mrs. II. c. Rogers. San FIancisco-Five
oil paintings, $40
W. o. Emmerson, Haywards. Alameda
county -Twenty-six oil paintings, $15.
Julian Rix, New York-Three oil paint
ings, $50.
Lucy F. Adams, San Francisco-Four oil
paintings, $25.
J. A. Hecht, San Francisco-Thrce water
colored paintings, SO.
A. Joulin, Paris, France-One oil paint
ing, $40:
A. c. Rodriguez, San Francisco-Six oil
paintings SO.
p L. Peters, San Francisco-Four oil
paintings, SO.
Paul Menegoena. San FrancisCo-Three
oil paintings and one crayon $40.
William f. Jackson, Sacramento-Four-
teen oil paintings and one crayon, $50.
Dora Williams, San Francisco - Ten
water-color paintings, $40.
Sara CampiOn, San Francisco - Five
crayon pastels and four oil paintings, SO.
II. lverson Booth, San Francisco-One
crayon drawing $40
Mrs. William Knights, Sacramento -
Four oil paintings, SO
Mrs. +. c. Hatch, Sacramento-Eighteen
oil paintings and crayons, SO
F. Kendall, Sacramento - Twenty oil
paintings, SiO.
Josie Crackbon, Oakland-Two crayon
drawings, s..
Mary Bailey. Sacramento-Thirteen oil
paintings and seven decorated banners, $40.
Laura Graham Elk Grove-Fiye crayOn
drawings, s..
Ada L. Hughes Sacramento-Three cray
on drawings, So.
CLASS II.-PHOToGRAPHIC ART.
ID II,l.o,, =,
display. $50
Imperial Gallery, San Francisco-Exhibit
dry-p!ate photographs, IS; and display.
same, So.
CLASS nI.-INDIA-INK. DRAWINGS, ETC.
Carl Eisenchamel, San Francisco-Two
pen and ink drawings, SIS.
Sacramento Business College, Sacramento
Display free-hand pen drawing, penman-
ship, frames and India-ink pen drawings,
silver medal.
Stockton Business College and Normal
School, Observation-Disclosures of penman-
ship pen drawings, oil paintings, etc, s..
CLASS Iv.-sTATUARY, ETC.
Mrs. g. B. Cosby, Modelling
in clay, two specimens SO.
S. Il &. Gump, San Francisco-Statuary of
John Rogers, of New York, two pieces,
and bisque statuary, So.
Church, Burns & Hancock. Sacramento
-Statuary, and biSque Statuary, So.
Israel Luce & Co., Sacramento-Statues
and statuettes, s..
Department Eight-Counfy Exhibits.
The awards to counties for their exhibits
were made as follows:
For the most extensive, perfect and varied
exhibit -of farm produce etc. = Sonoma
county, $500. G. n Whitaker was chair
man of the committee from Pomona
Grange. making the exhibit.
Second best display-Butte county, $50.
General John Bidwell chairman Of COM
mittee of exhibit.
Third best display-san joaquin county,
800. d. A Learned chairman of commit
tee from Stockton Grange.
Suffer, San Diego and Sacramento coun-
ties, $50 each for highly meritorious dis
plays. For these counties S. A. Chandler
Frank A Kimball and L. H. Fassett were
chairmen of committees in charge of ex-
hibits in order named
A full report Of the Committee upon