Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-19

play carpetsand rugs, SO; Thomas Neely d Son,
Sacramento, display dress boots, s.; heavy
boots, 50; gents dress keots So Congress CATERS,
50. A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., Sacramento,
double harness, silver medal and $40; single
harness, $40; Mexican saddles, $; display sad
dies and brides, silver medal; display saddle
trees, diploma: display shoe lasts, pegs and last
ing machine, 50. James Parsons, Sacramento,
ladies' slippers, S.; ladies' CATERS, 81; pair
bootees, y; men and boys boots, shoes, etc.
silver medal; ladies' and gents boots SHOES,
etc, silver medal. r. C. Kirby, Santa Cruz dis
play OF leather, silver medal.
CLASS vI-wooDENwARE.
Billingsley * Co, Sacramento, display cedar
ware. pineware, willow-ware, ETC., SsS J. K.
Hcdson, gilt frames, s..
Fifth Department.
CLASS uI.-vEGETABLEs, ROOTS, ETC.
). H. Hamilton. Sacramento, Hubbard squash
8; millet and wheat special mention. A. Menke
Brighton, squash, s.; cornstalks special men
ton. James Rutter, FloEin, lieorice root, So
I. W. Fish, Shasta, red onions, So. Thos. Maier
Brighton, largest pumpkin, s.: cucumbers, S.
W. c. Farnsworth, Sacramento, golden squash,
special mention. W. o. Davis, watermelons S.
+. Gabrielle, Sacramento, carrots. beets sugar
beetS, tomatoes, cabbages. cauliflowers. etc,
500. c. NJ. Chase, Nevada, cucumbers, special
mention S W. Belcher, sweet corn special
mention. 2. C. Higgins, white potatoes, ST.
sweet corn green, 50; lima beans in pods, So.
The committee recommends special premium
to J. D. Martini for best table vegetables by the
producer
CLASS Iv.-FLowERs.
Belle Conservatory, Sacramento. best and
largest collection of Towering plants in bloom,
so; best and largest collection of ornamental
foliage plants, SO: best collection of new and
rare plants SIS; best and most varied exhibit of
named varieties OF dahlias, $40; best collection
OF tuchsias in bloom. $40; best collection of
m af arms :. haSg
display OF bouquets. SO; best collection of
plants suitable for greenhouse, conservatory
and window culture, sl5; best display of hang
ing baskets containing plants, $40 Frank Kunz,
Sacramento, best collection of cut flowers so:
best collection of roses III bloom, $40. A Reuter-
Sacramento, best collection of pinks SO.
CLASS y.-CHEESE.
f. Arthur, Sacramento. cheese one-year-old
SIS; cheese under one-year-old, SO; best and
largest display of cheese, diploma and SIS.
CLASS vI.-BUTTER, BREAD ETC
Mrs. A. W. Merrill, Sacramento, brown bread,
50. Ida Wolfe, graham bread, So. Ida Wolfe,
Sacramento, corn bread, So. Mrs. f. C. Bailey
Sacramento, rye bread, s.. Mrs. F. c. Bailey,
ell, biscuit, s.. Mrs. +: p Lowell, Sacramento,
soda biscuit, s. Mrs. E. NJ. W. Holden Sacra-
mento, fancy biscuits and crackers, first premi-
UNI. w. f. Peterson, four loayes baker bread,
bread, 50. Thomas Waite, Brighton, butter in
rolls, $50. Thomas Waite, Brighton, tub of
frkin butter, S25.
Sixth Department.
CLASS l.
G. \. Whitaker, Santa Rosa, apples, $50; P J.
Isbell, Placerville, apples SO; Williamson. Pen
ryn, apples, SIS; apples. s.. p. C, Higgins Santa
Barbara, apples SIS; p. II. Murphy, Brighton,
pears s. and $40; Mrs. .. }. Allbee, Santa Clara,
pears SIS; Williamson Bros, Penryn, pears
$40; p c. Higgins, Santa Barbara. peaches, SIS:
Mrs. r. S. Lockett, peaches, SIS; Williamson
Bros, Penryn, peaches, 50; r. Greer, sacra-
mento, peaches, Sl5; c. II. Chase, San Francis
CO. peaches, $50; p II. Murphy, Bri.hton,
plums, s.; Mrs R. 5. Lockett, Brighton, plums
$50; Mrs. o. J. Allbee Santa Clara, peaches.
Sl5; Williamson Bros, Penryn, peaches, S25;
Murphy, Brighton, figs, IS; Mrs. X. S. Loekett,
Brighton, figs, - 50; G. n. Mice, stockton
White Adriatic fig, special mention; Williamson
Bros, Penryn, tropical fruits SO; z. C. Higgins
Santa Barbara, tropical fruits, so; 7. c. Higgins
Santa Barbara, oranges. SO; p. c. Higgins Santa
Barbara, lemons, Sl0 p. II. Murphy, Brighton,
best display fruit ana produce, SO; Mrs. r. S.
I.ockett, Brighton, best display fruit and pro
duce, $40.
CLASS H.-HoNEY, PRESERVES, ETC.
Capital Packing Company, Sacramento, best
display OF jams, jellies, etc, by a factory So !:
canned aud preserved jams, jellies. etc, $50.
/: W: Burr, bakersfield, California honey, So.
Mrs. II. Cronkite, Sacramento, display of pick
les, 50; branded peaches, So. Mrs. j. 5. Wat
son, Sacramento, raspberry Jelly, IS: red cur
rant jelly, IS; blackberry jelly, So strawberry
JelN, ounce JellN. DldckDeffN Jam, - display
of jams, jellies. etc, second premium, SO. j.
W. Gates, Nacavile, display of fruits in glass by
producer, first premium, silver medal Mrs o.
J. Albee, Santa Clara, display OF fruit in glass
by producer second premium strawberry and
ounce jelly, Sc blackberry jam, IS display of
jams and jellies in glass, $40.
CLASS Iu.-DRIED FRUITS, ETC
W: J.. Hunt, sebastopol, dried apples, S. :;
dried blackberries, So; best display of dried
fruits by producer second premij!m $40 hest
n l,X-f
premium, $50. p. H. Murphy Brighton dried
figs, SO. Mrs. r. 5. Lockett, Brighton, dried
pears, 50: dried peaches, So; plums, So prunes,
SO; nectarines, 50; cherries, S. raspberrieS,
50 Strawberries, So; figs. first premium, SO
best general display of dried fruits by producer,
$50. ?: j. Isbell, Placeryille, second best gen
Albee,, santa Clara, dried apricots So. Mrs. X.
5 Lockett, almonds (sOlt shelD S.. James Rut-
ter, English walnuts, So.
CLASS W.-GRAPEs AND EAIsINs
P. H. Murphy, Brighton, table grapes s.: sec
ond best display of grapes, SIS. Mrs. r. 5. Lock
six varieties of table grapes 81 30; three varie-
ties of wine grapes. $40. James Rutter, Florin
display of raisins s10; Seedlcss Sultana $40: six
varieties of wine grapes So; three varieties of
varieties Of table grapes, SIS; best variety of
table grapes, s.; six varieties of wine grapes
- 80; best variety OF wine grapes, s.; best dis
play of wine grapes by producer, SIS. Mrs. Pur-
rington, Brighton, table grapes, 81; wine grapes
81. E. Greer, Sacramento, three varieties of
table grapes, SO
CLASS V.-BRANDIEs AND WINES
I. De Turk, Santa Rosa, grape brandy. over
one year old, $40 Eagle Winery, Sacramento,
general display of California brandies and wine
800. Felter, Son Il Co.. Sacramento, grape
brandy. one year Old SO l. De Turk Santa
Rosa, white wine, $50. !. De Turk, Santa Rosa,
California claret wine, one year old, Sl5 Eagle
Winery, Sacramento. California caret wine,
one year old, SO. Eagle Winery, Sacramento
sweet wine, $40. /. De Turk, Santa Rosa Cali
tornia port wine, $40. Eagle Winery, California
sherry wine, $50.
Eighth Department.
COUNTY EXHIBITS.