Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-14

wheat from Antelope Nhllcy was also quitc
a feature, as II Is the first wheat ever raised.
there. There Is liberal display In photo
graphy NJ well M In the product Of the busy
bee and all the Hpputtenances Tor the
handling Of honey 10 day there will be n
liberal addition to the fruit and mechanical
Although there IL much more room In Tur-
ner Hall than one would first suppose, II Is
lily adapted M a pavilion, Tor want Of light
and facilities for handling exhibits, or get
ting from one department to another. II Is
believed this fair will be the most successful
fair ever held In this city. and II Is To he
hoped the first step OF the association Will
be the erection Of suitable pavilion, where
exhibitors, ss well AZ visitors, will have bet
ter facilities and more light on the subject
In the day time. below will be found the
entries at the pavilion up to nine o'clock
last night The opening address by l.. J..
Rose Will no doubt attract large audience
at the pavilion this evening, when the yari-
Gus booths and apartments engaged will all
be occupied To the fullest extent of their
capacity.
LIST OF ENTRIES.
Miss Gertrude williams-Woolen hearth
rug.
Mrs. X. II. HewItt.-silk embroidery
L. II. Burnham, Riverside one drum sun
dried figs, sample, OF 1874 product.
Mrs. NJ. y. Shepherd-Twelve jars assorted
fruits; twelve glasses assorted Jellies; one
silk sofa pillow one log cabin quilt one silk
quilt; one crochet tidy; two yards hand
made lace.
Fred Rauch-Two whalebonc chairs.
Il. A. Edwards-Oll burner for stoves aud
CRATES.
]. X. Mcfarland, Cajon, San Diego county
BLACK morocco grapes and apples
ii. W. Fabing, LompOc-Washing machine.
Thomas Johannsen-Onc sack Antelope
valley wheat
J. Wilhelm-One rug.
A. r. Machndo, Bnllona-One cheese.
w H. Phelps Hammock supporter,
f. j. Tolie-One windmill model,
Miss Betty Thacker--one bed spread, one
pair pillow shnms.
VA. Field-fen ears OF corn and one hill
of corn.
Miss Kate Williams, age 10 ycars-silk en-
br0idery.
Jesse Pitney--One ease butterflies
Mrs. j. Kubel-Crayon picture.
VIC. Furrey-Four coal oil ranges, one
gasoline range, one new model range.
J. Begg-Hedye pruning machine.
Miss a, Sulllvan-Oue twof fold SCREEN one
Tiled fireplace aud satin panel, two small
wood PANELS one plaque, four satin d'oyles.
Clara French-Oil painting,
r. u. johnson, Santa Ana Steam laundry
washer.
Y. c. Mason 4 Coolest display Of garden
aud vegetable seeds sample blue grass seed,
twenty pounds alfalfa seed long blood beet
seed. tnrnip beet seed. red Dutch cabbage,
half peek yellow onions, half peek peppers,
Hubbard squashes, crooked-neck squash,
Lima beans. dry white beans, dry garden
peas, best variety peas, half bushel red
potatoes.
W. NJ. short-Display of pictures, crayon
work aud crayOn portraits.
Haskell Il kichardson--Windm model,
American fruit evaporation and Gale plough,
Germain Fruit co.-Dricd peaches and
nectHrines.
A. NJ. Shields-one case birds eggs.
Mrs, W. Friend-fwo pair knit stockings.
three braided aprons, one knit tidy aud knit
mat, two pillow shams, one crochet tidy and
bed spread.
W. NJ, short--Display of pictures, crayon
work and crayon portraits.
MISS Shallmo-Bedsprend, pillow shams,
three tides. one baby sack and baby cap.
J, lIarbert, San Gabriel - Twenty five
pounds dried peaches, 20 pounds dried pears,
y pounds dried hgs. 25 pounds dried nectar
ines and - pounds dried apples.
Miss Hattie White-Best display of fruit in
glasses.
steam washer
Mrs. NJ. A, Gillmore-system for emitting
garments.
Mrs. p. W. Delano-Knights Templar ban
ner
Mrs. A. Myers-0ne afghan.
Mrs. l.. Z. Mayer-One darncd knit sacquc.
Mrs. NJ. Springer-Log cabin quilt
q, W. Lancastcr--Two side'saddles, three
gents saddles, one set harness, one set har-
ness, one English riding bride.
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No. l, Los Angeles courthouse; No. 2, City
Hall: No. 3, City Hall; No. 4, City Hall No. 5,
farmhouse to cost 5000; No. q, cottage hospl-
tai of eight beds; No. 7, covered and outside
skating rink; No 4, prize silver medals
awarded Mt Kansas City for architectural
drawings.
j. ID. Batz-Case of fossils and Indian
relies, two BORIS with arrows, four carved
canes.
Mrs S. II. Pitney-Three silk crochet col
lars three crochet collars and one crochet
tidy.
Schroeder Bros.--Three oil pictures, picto-
rial sign,
n. g. Norton, Pasadena Display of land
scape photographs
Miss Gertrude WILLIAMSBURG wall PANEL
+. 4. Gray, San Gabriel-liest display of
peaches, single variety of lemons and three
samples of apples.
Miss Stella Haines, aged "A years-slk
quilt
Miss Aggic McLaughlin-one table spread
and toilet set.
J. Roscndcld-one knit bedspread, one
crayon picture,
Mrs. NJ. 4. Cope-one case wax flowers,
imitation of California wild flowers,
+. Beswick-One sewing machine, one
potato digger.
NJ, l.. Wicks-Antelope Valley wheat.
G. A. Coifman, Ranchito- Thirty pounds
Mrs. II. II. white-Kensington painting,
two samples, point lace, silk embroidery,
two samples, one plat painting. one lace
handkerchief
Mrs \. wigand-Best embroidered table
scarf, ribbon and drezene work.
Mrs. X. X. Haines-Best display of fruits
in glass six kinds of jellies.
A. c. Weeks, San Gabrlel-Twenty- five
pounds apples, 80 peeled peaches, - dried
peas, - unpealed peaches
Miss Josie Lambourn-One Kensington
sofa pillow.
For the baby show the following entries
are recorded:
/. Baby Davies, of Los Angeles, three
months old.
>. Leslie Allen Packard of Downey, three
months old.
5, Marian 4, Randall of Downeyy, three
months old.
4. Oscar II. Doremus, of Downey, four
months old.
5. Adie Roe Thompson, of Los Angeles
seven months old.
6. Charlie Martin Hubel, of Los Angeles,
seven months old.
T. L. Stanton-Nine photographs.
George Standardization flowers and
grapes
VIM. Greye-Two patchwork quilts.
Eli Taylor, Downey-Malaga grapes, pears,
peaches, apples, walnuts and corn.
Mrs. I. +. Barnes one feather edge braid
and croched baby dress, two crochet baby
sacques, two pairs baby bootees, embroid
cred baby shawl, one embroidered baby
Miss Edith Deming couch afghan.
Fruit Growers Association Sun Gabriel
Collection Of insects injurious to farmers,
wash for destroying scale insects.
Mrs. NJ A. Cope-One oil painting, two
samples kensington panneltng.
]. A. Observation-Disclosures iron nantes.
Miss c.. walters-Baby cap, collar and
handkerchief
Mrs, J. A. Campbell-One Crayon portrait,
one crayon panel picture,
Mary Il. ScOtt-One plaque barbdtine mod
cling and painting. one vase ditto,
Mrs. W. II. Spratt, one crochet shawl,
J. W. Woolfskill-Four varieties of lem
Mrs James Cumston, vernon-Point lace
handkerchief.
Capitol Milling eo.--Flour and meal,
\; Phillips Son, san Gabriel-pisplay
apples, pears, peaches and figs.
". ". Bliss Duarte--One comb founda'
tidu mill, two frames comb foundation, eN-
trdcted honey, comb honey, honey in best
marketable shape honey cakes and bees
wax.
+. X. Green, Los Angeles-Model Halliday
wind mill.
Isaac Gibbs, Vernon-six varieties table
grapes aud sack OF tomatoes,
Geo. McMullin-Displny Of apples.
Mrs. X. Frey Embroidered table scarf,
embroidered p d piece, embroidered tidy,
and two baby hoods.
Los Angeles Broom Factory-Display of
brOOms aud brushes
c. n. Wilson, san Fernando - Hubbard
sqnashcs, broom corn, one barrel Of lime,
garden peas, pnrsnips, extracted honey,
comb honey and best display Of honey.
Miss Lille d'Artois-fwO large pillow
cushions. one askun, one lambreqin one
toilet sett and three Tides.
WIN. q. Stiles-Patent grain mill.
+. ID. Stone, Compton-Six varieties of APP
pies
Kerckhof, Gunner & Coolest display of
California woods. Display Of cedar ware.
Display OF piano-ware Display OF window
blinds. Display of pine doors. Display OF