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

Tanhauser. Second best 81 so, W Mer-
rirs Climax.
Best sucking colt $40, J. Klemp's
Prompter, Jr. Second best. S., B. Harris
Relief
Best roadster gelding, $40, Ed. Youngcr's
Whisper. Second best, $50, S. Trefry's Dick
Brown.
Mares-Best four-year-old and over, $40,
B. Dudley's Magdalene. Second best. $50,
NJ W. Hicks Empress
Best three-year-old, $50, A T. Hatch 5
Premero. Second best, So d. f. Knights
Nighthawk.
Best two-year-old, $50, W. R. Merrirs
Belle A. Second best $40, L. Whitmore 5
Skip.
Best one-year-old, $40, NJ. W. Hicks
Beauty Second best, 5, J. B. Haggin.
Best sucking colt so, A D. Hunter $
Lily. Second best, s., NJ. W. Hicks.
CARRIAGE HORSES
Best matched span carriage horses, owned
and used as such by one person, silver COB
let or $40 cash. w. NJ Coward, Woodland,
goblet or cash SO, b. E. Harris, San Fran
cisco, Colonel and Elmo.
Roadster teams-Best double team road
sters, owned and used as such by one per
son, silver goblet, or cash $50, l.. U. Ship
pee, Stockton, MOllie and Nellie
STANDARD TRoTTERs.
Stallions-Best four years old and over,
$40, L. L. Shippee. Stockton, Hawthorne.
q = L -,
Berlin.
Best three-year-old, $50, C. Valensin,
Arno Sydney Second best, SIS, J. A Nc
Cloud. Stockton, Mount Vernon.
Best one year-old, $40, J. B. Haggin, Sac
mento.. Second best SIS, L. L. Shippee
Stockton.
Best sucking colt, s. 50, L. L. Shippee,
Stockton, by Hawthorn.
Mares-Best four years old and over, $40
DR.. NJ. w. Hicks, Sacramento, Pearl. Sec
ond best, $50, L. L. Shippee, Stockton,
Ryan mare.
Best three years old, so 50, w. z. Smith,
Sacramento, Pansy.
Best one year old, $40, G. Valensin. Arno
Houri. Second best, s., j. b. Haggin, OF
Sacramento, by Echo.
Saddle horses-Best saddle horse, mare
or gelding, 500 B. +. Harris. San Francisco
Hector. Second best, so, Ben E. Harris,
San Francisco, Leo.
SWEEPSTAKES
Best stallion, silver pitcher. or cash 500
L. j. Roses Sultan.
Best mare, silver pitcher, or cash 800,
James Adams mare.
Department Three-TextiIe Fabrics.
CLASS CLOTHING, ETC.
Zeimer Bros, Sacramento-Fancyg goods,
$40.
Lipman & Co, Sacramento-Dry goods,
500, or silver medal.
Weinstock & Lubin, Sacramento-Dry
goods, gold medal
Locke & Lavenson, Sacramcnto-Carne
silver medal.
NH. ODER & Co, San Francisco-Cor-
sets, waist and shoulder braces, silver
medal
Charles Peake & Co., San Francisco
Turkish rug, silver medal.
John f. Slater, Sacramento-Silk hat, 81:
soft hat, 50, and for display of hats and
caps, silver medal.
J. B. Hoyt, Suisun-California wool,
Shropshire and crosses with Spanish me
rino, diploma.
wool, Spanish merino, diploma.
wool, Spanish merinO, diploma.
". K. Gallup, Sacramento-California
wool, good clothing wool, diploma.
California Wool Company, San Fran
cisco - California secured woods, silver
medal
julius Weyand, Colusa county-Samples
of mohair, silver medal.
CLASS uI.-NEEDLE, SHELL AND WAX WORK
Zeimer Bros.-Best display of childrens
clothing, California made, SO.
Mrs. Vim. LyOn-Best ottoman cover.
50 embroidered table cover, 50.
Mrs. r. 5. Carey-Best embroidered chair
seat, 50.
Mrs L. A Estrage shawl, s..
Mrs. f. a. Arnold-Display of Kensing-
ton work, -; embroidered fire screen, s..
Mrs L. &. Stever-Applique work, 50.
Mrs. p G. Martin, Galt-'Table scarf, So.
Mrs. Z. NJ Wiedmann-Silk embroidery,
Mrs. VIM. Lyon - Embroidered sofa
cushion, 50 embroidered wall panel, So.
NJ. James, san Francisco-Lady's en-
broidered dress, s. handsomest made
dress, SO.
Floy Bassctt = Embroidered handker-
chief 50
Anna NJ. Anderson, suisun-CheniIe
Mrs. L. G. stever-Bcst display of bead
work, 81.
Mrs. f A Arnold, San Francisco-Dis-
play of Turkish embroidery, s..
Mrs A. W. Morrill-Hearth rug. 50.
Mrs. NJ. A. Kenncdy-Knit bed-spread
s..
Miss Brothers, Sacramento-Best velvet
bonnet, 50; velvet hat, s.; silk bonnet s.;
display of feathers, So artificial flowers,
SO
Miss Lottie c. Parish, Dixon-Wax flow
ers, 50.
Hattie Sims-Darncd netting, sheet and
pillow shams, 50.
Mrs NJ A. Stoddard Lodi-Moss and
lichen work, So; shell work, So.
Mrs. L. G.. Stever-Braid work, s..
Mrs. Frank Hcnley-C.nchet bed-spread,
Mrs W. P Michner-Sil1 quilt, s..
Mrs. 2. II. Murphy, Brighton-Patch
work, s..
Mrs Thos Cotte--Child's afghan, s..
Mrs. H. Wachhorst-Waxs tatuary, So.
Mrs. VIM. Lyon-EmbIoidered picture,
3d. arrasne embroidery, 50; handsomest
display, $50.
Miss Laura NJ. Tilden-Outline embroid-
cry, -.
NJ. f. McCormick-Best lambrequin, s..
Miss Josie Wittenbrock-Fin lace, 81.
Mrs J. G. SrOrch-HandsomCSt toilet set.
SO
Mrs II. Wachhorst - Wax autumn
leaves, So autumn leaves, s..
Miss Nellie DeNalle San Rafael-Porce-
lain painting, 50; ornamental needlework,
50
Mrs f. NJ Wiedmann-Chair seat in Ken
sington 50.
Special premiums were recommended as
follows A. J. Pommer, elegant machine
embroidery; Mrs p q. Martin, Gait, piano
cover; Mrs. n. Olsen, fancy leather frame;
Miss Floy Bassett, lace handkerchief; Miss
Emma Clark, lambrequin; s. j. Alderman,
Grass Valley, wax flowers; Miss Emma
Beach, Monterey, panel painted quilt; Miss
Mary Perdue, Colusa, silk crazy quilt; Miss
Haste, San Francisco, repOusse; f. Topltz
& Co., San Francisco, of the Straw Manu-
featuring Company.
Honorable mention was made as follows
Mrs. NJ. Lemon, Brighton, display Of fancy
articles Miss 4. Zoeler hair wreath Mrs.
&. A. Stoddard, toilet set in water colors
Mrs. Sol Runyon, Courtland, display of
fancy articles Miss Emma Clark, display
of fancy articles Mrs. II. w. Wright, hand
sewing; Mrs. A. B. Blair, Walsh Station,
wOrsted wreath; L. c. Hatch, porcelain
painting; Miss Haste, porcelain painting;
S. & G. Gump, porcelain painting Robert
Shields, painted sofa cushion.
Department Four-Mechanical Products.
CAss u.-woRKED METALS.
w. G. Williams & Co-Burglar and fire
proof safes silver medal