Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-09
DowsEY CITY FAIR.
A Handsome and beautiful Dis
pIay---Downey city Makes "a
munisicent Dispiay--wbat the
Soil can Produce when NAM
aged InteiiigentIy.

inhnneu nhfn Wnmifhtions
Much credit is due to Mr.. h. c. Plat. Of
this city, the President Of the Association
for the hne display Of live stock and farm
produce. Owing To an accident the regular
report Of the Fair failed to reach the Her
AID In time for public itlon yesterday. The
following Is n list Of the articles exhibited
Farm PRODUCTS.
Division LII r. sanford, corn ON stalk
also In ear; J. W. Cate, doz ears corn; u.
Z. Sanford, bushel white corn, bushei
| yellow corn, " ears white corn, sample oil
| popcorn, blue corn, corn ON stalk. samples
| a. II smith, bale Of hops; Robert Moore,
| corn on stalk, white aud yellow; Ihos Al.
len, sack corn meal ". y. ffahkel, pnsnsi
| ear corn: A. J. Logan, 10 ears corn on stalk,
sample red ears; John Ball (Pasadenal, 10
ears corn. Martin Luper. corn In stalk.
| Division III 7. Sanford, one half bush
81 potatoes, beetS, blood turiilpA, two vnrie'
| lies carrots, two varieties tomatoes, lima
| aud white beans; T.. O'Connnr, pumpkins,
cnbbnges W Graves black Spanish water
| melon. u, Graves, Kings early potatoes,
clrrots, J. X. Brcnlzer, corn, pumpkins; y.
W Mitchell, pnmpkinsi J; Prindle, apple
Jelly, grape Jelly. Mrs Skidmore, sun-dried
apples; Sllns Mcclure, watermelon, pop
corn. yellow corn; Robert Moore. pump
kins clbbages. y. L. Barnett, sweet pota-
toes. 4. D. Sackett, turnips, beets II. 4.
Flora, canned apples, apricots, peaches.
pears, plums, grapes, nectarlnes, prunes
John hull, sweet potatoes; q. u. Bunch,
peanuts Y, X. Willis, castor beans. Egyptian
corn; j. y. Caldwell, four watermelons: 4.
H. fierce, ten varieties beans, two Of peas,
two Of corn, Ave OF cabbages, one OF tobac-
co, one Of cucumbers, four OF tomatoes, one
Of carrots one Of beets one of turnips, two
Of radishes, four Of onions. two Of sqiiashes,
one of watermelons. one of okra, three of
potatoes, one Of sweet potatoes, one of let
tuce, alfalfa seed one bushel j. Barlow,
three varieties corn: q. G. Davidson, straw
berry corn; II. r Sanford, four Hubbard
sqiashca.
Division 4-F. J. stockweii, display Of
cheese; Jasper Gee, roll of butter W. NJ,
Orr, Ave rolls butter; =. d. Common, six rolls
butter; Mrs. 4. o. Cramer, peaches. apples;
Miss Madge Darlington. display OF lellies;
Mrs, W. q. HOLMAN, display of jellies; Mrs.
skidmorc, display OF jellies; Mrs Barnett.
ciiron Jelly.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS
Division M j. McGaugh. thirteen yarie-
ties apples, two varieties pears; u. NJ. Mitch
ell, three. varieties apples; j. @. y. Hayes,
ties apples; Il. b. Stone, six varieties APP
pies; j. W Gate, sixteen varieties apples
John Chapman, four varieties apples Geo.
Iiarter seventeen varieties apples Mrs.
Skidmore, six varieties apples; A. s..
Gray. eight varieties Apples, one variety
orange ounces, one variety pOmegranates:
Albert Montgomery, English walnuts; $,
T. COruin, fourteen varieties apples; J. u.
noohe t',,ee 'd,J p,ep o"t ,,r arin, ,,e
nies. games stewart exbibit If deeid,o,,s
ipees. J. G. Wallace san GsbrIei esbibit Of
citrus trees; q. W. Wolf six varieties OF
apples; d. NJ. McGauge, exhibit Of grapes;
Tavlor malaga Crane, i a h HAYNES
Tires ysrieties of neacbes. " EAST ono
variety OF penchesi exhibit of garden, field
and flower seeds, Y. q. Mason 4 Co, Los
o., ,ln,sers, n y p"rsons Enpiish waIn,,t,.
"a II D,yis wainuts soit shall wainniss i
Rariow wainuts' Hammer q Order dlsnlav
If aowering nlants and rut fnwers
" 800
MACHINERY.
q. h. Bunch, automatic car-coupler; Mar
tin Luper, farm gate J. Begge. hedge trim
mer; Haskell x Richardson. Los Angeles.
one-horse cultyator and horse hoe con.
bined, Americ IN fruit cvaporator, Buford
sulky plow, nll.purpose pillow, one horse steel
pillow u. X. Green, Los Angeles, Halliday
windmill ia operation, feed grinder, straw
and stalk cutter hay forks, pumps.
vtsr ,urs
n,yi.to, MIA. run. Moc,ura hoe, Az
hibit Of needlework.
Division miss Lizzie McGeough best ex-
hibit of hair work; Alice Hall, aged IL years,
artificial wreath Mrs. c. f. Dickson, patch
work quilt; Miss Emma Montgomery, nrti.
fetal wreath; Mr.. X. NJ. s tckett, p patchwork
quilt: Miss Emma Mcclure, needlework
0oilet seD.
Mrs c, A. McCrary, wax flowers, zephyr
flowers; Mrs G. H. Hoyey, one silk quilt,
Mrs +. r. Willis. worsted wreath;
MIS-. blrchette, pillow snams; Mrs. Ames
,.arL LII al, c.ha, IA, w., M.
$500, 1eP III 49,, lii, NJ ~ Ws,,,
nIIiow' Mrs prin vranth az Wv iio.ers
Nj / 40 cs,wam nv ana cnshians' .nnia
stewart shawl, Fannie Wolf worsted
wreath Eiiza Wolf toilet set pibbon wort
nnn q !. ,h,,, Nj uI if mn,
,iaY crsz w na,"bwopt "uil,. Mrs. Jnhn Toxe'
hsG I hnssyvP roha NJ ~ Jun rna o,it,
Mrs' pusHy rove pa,ch ~ r. re NJ ru't
Iin,chinsnn ,iSy o|n,,nar in
anshia, nhair T. ,oila, a., W ~
spears two Tides? Miss T. N usncb hair
,,nrl,' NJ rta,.nr, ia.a. e,,.ia a,o.,,,,
specimen pennanshlp, girl under 10 wears
Division No. al. s. Allison, crlyon draw
ing; o. G. Vincent, map: J. Croweli, mp; W
G. Warner, exhibit OF oil paintings OF ine
sLa,oi "'' "''o"e'er' VI 'aaue"'' o'"!o"
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DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.
Division No. Mrs. r. L. Brown, Los An
geles. corn bread. wheat bread. Mrs. q
Decker, display of domestic bread Miss Es
tella Allen, display of domestic bread: Miss
Magde Darlington, domestic bread; Mrs
Tierce light bread, potato Yeast; Ida Wolf
age ten years, corn bread; e. Wolf, biscuit
ris
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CATTLE EXHIBIT
Division No Ill. e. venable. bull OK
| ford Duke the Second. cow. Hiluegard Sixth
| Samuel Johnson. buli Andy Johnson cali
| Bonaparte J. Nj Clnrk. COW Daisy &. a
| Coifmnn hull bingham. hull calf lake COW
| 4 year old, cow 3 Years old. two heiiers.
| Division No 2-Jerseys. David Lane
| bull Coaly. i6 months old W. NJ. Orr. hui
| Barreto,
Division ls.-Grnde cows, II. c. Venable
| COW Pink.
calf Duke, mouths old. ''''
| Division lg-Jecks, N N coota Kan
| lucky lack Napoleon.
SWINE.
n,.,.,, , W., ,,,
,., ISL IA ana nieive' "a, perasn're so"s
h pne 'enr o,n nnu onur W orf' pair o
po"r pigs pair oi SOW pigs
POULTRY.
Division Entered by Jas. T. Brown, Lo,
Angeles. Uoudan chickens. light Brahna :
| Plynouth rocks blacl Snsnish white leo
| horns silver SpangIed Uamb,rgs IanS
| shans: l. & Allison Garden nheassnts. las
per Gee. Cock Dominiaues. t;eorge Man
| ming Pekin ducks. Mrs V X I Chanman
seven cages of cana ries, Master n Rarnst.
| two cages nf Graded fo,yls ''
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hoHSh hAhihii'
| Young Ainh Richmond hlscl me- 49,
brown mare Susie ,stman, colt 81: J. 5
| Buchu enters colt 81 by Wells and mare
Mollie; W, W. Orr enters colt Moses, two
years old. also colt one year old; W. NJ
| Cumming enters ladies' riding horse Mig
| q, NJ, Iasler enters sorrcl horse Georgia; II
II. Brown, horse Dandy; NJ. Luper, filley
Warsaw, one year old
General purposes; l.. NJ. Dixie enters year
| ling colt; T. X Tierce enters yearling mar,
colt; I. u, Cheney enters two.yearoid coll
Cleveland, one-year old colt ST. John, coli
81 Nellie; $. c, Thompson enters gray mar,
| Pearl, fOnr years old, gray horse Jumbo
| four years old; j. NJ. Clark enters BLACK
stallion Ave years old; Martin Super enters
| twoyear.old Maude Echo, one-year-old
| Beele, colt of ~, Highland Chief two-year
old May Queen; John Dolland enters gray
stallion; Il. Walton enters bay mare Bets: j
| q. Denman enters bay tilley Mary, gents
| driving team Maggie and Flora b.; r
| Cheney enters brood mare Clyde; W. W
Orr enters brood mare Bonnie.
| z. I, Cison, Esq, OF Los sfhgeles made d
brief instructive and encouraging address
and Mr.. John Dolland of Norwalk, made i
| short and amusing speech. The President
Mr.. Platt was everywhere present, making
everything lively wherever he went.
| In the ladies race in the afternoon Mis-,