Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
CLASS 7-HoRszs FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.
N . CoW,r,n vsa rliuO m n re named n N,

cLAss7-HoRsKs FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.
c.. A. Coffmvn, yearling mare named b. m.
J. II. Gregg. one-year-old, names blk; S.
Dust George logic DIX % SCIt iss
8. m. Nannie's Duke, also sucking colt.
Charles Roogles, best sucking mare colt,
names gr. I: Maud.
A. e. Davis, best m. three-y ears old " oner
| names Q. 8. m. Maud.
W. w. Cheney, names two-year-old blk.
| m. Bessie.
A. Goodwin, names @. s. S. Comet.
T. d. Cheney, names b. m. queen three
| year best horse colt.
L. j. FELTON,, pr. 6. names Billys and Gold
Dollar.
DIVISION b, CLASS A, JERSEYS.
T. X. Pierce, best three-year-old.
Il. J. Kerns, best bull three years old;
name, Mays Prince, H,438 Cow two
years old, Faithful MAJ I'd, 35.03'. Cow two
| years old, Hattie Carter I'd. Calves-H eifer
1886, Downey Girl: heller 1886, Halle Kee.
W. W. Orr, bull calf 1886, Prince of Nor
walk.
| CLAss g. SWEEPSTAKES -THoRoUGHBRED.
c. A. Coffman, Durham B. d. of Ranchita
| Cow, Daisy Sth.
4. J; Kerns,, bull and three calves of his
gei; Mays Prince.
| y. w. DlADy, DULL SudutlHuu, Dull GluUleu
Knight cow Aggie Bonnie; COW Somnam-
bula; COW Cameo; best yoke of oxen.
DIV. B., CLASS S-coNTINuED.
G. W. Coltrin, Compton, best three-year
old, names Henry of Aggie's Cressa.
G: w. Coltrin, Compton, best two-year-old
bull, names Aggie JOsie's Marquis.
G. W Coltrin, Compton, best bnil calf,
j W. Bixby e. Co., best bull three years
or over, names Shadeland Duke.
J, w. Bixby & Co., best bull 0ne-year-old,
names Los Alamitos Prince:
J. W. Bixby & Co., best bull two-year.old,
names Plumed Knight.
J. W. Bixby & Co., COW three-years-old,
names Aggie Bonnie.
j. w. Bixby & Co, COW three-years'old,
names Somnambula. :.
]. W. Bixby & Co., best two-year-old heif-
er, names Jacob Wits Adnah.
j. w. Bixby & Co !, best two-year-old heff-
er, names tmeO Sd.
w. Bixby & Co, best one year-Old heif
er, names Los Alamtos Queen.
j. W. Bixby & Co., best bull calf names
Alamitos Hal.
J.W. Bixby & Co., best heifer calf, names
J. W. Bixby & Co., best hoifer calf. names
J. W Bixby & Co.. best bull calf. names
Alamitos Duke.
DIVISION B., CLASS 10-GRADED CATTLE.
c. A. Coffman, Ranchito, three-year-old
cow named Blddy
G. + Grow, Ranchit0, two-year-Old cow
named Nellie Queen.
DIVISION C, CLASS l. swINE-EssEx AND
BERKSHIRE.
c. A. Cofiman. best boar, two-year.old,
names Ranchito Tom.
G. A. Coffman, best SOW, two-year-old,
names Betsey Corbett.
G. A. Coffman. best pair OF pigs.
q. A. Coffman, best row and sucking pigs.
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WHITES.
John Houston. best two-year- old Poland
China SOW, names Sal.
G. A. Coffman, best boar. names Tom.
G. A. Cotfman, best sow, names Betsey
Corbett.
c. A. Coffman, b ast boar and four sows.
C. A. Coffman, best fat hog.
DIVISION E-PoULTRY, ETC.
John Houston, Norwalk, Black Lang.
shans.
q. Logic. pair White Leghorns.
]. d Hahn merton, one pair white rabbits
Charles Wolfe, one pair Brown Legh0rns
Charles Wolfe, one pair Plymouth Rocks
FARM PRODUCTS.
superintendents, T. J. Kerns. of Downey.
and G. A. Coffman, Ranchito.
CLASH.
E. P. Dismukes, one bale alfalfa.
]. p. Fleming. best four varieties of corn
ON the ear; best variety on the stalk grown
without irrigation; best variety of pump
kins; best Winter Nellis.
Willis Newton. best display OF corn on
stalk, and Egg ptian corn; best display of
colt IN raised in Los Angeles county; best
aud largest display of hgs-large bronze
and small French; three varieties OF ap-
pies.
Egyptian corn; two varieties OF popcorn;
peaches.
J. ii. Martin. three varieties of corn; six
varieties CT apples.
in ear; nine varieties of apples; quinces.
A. Borden, bushel large yellow corn;
muskmelons; nine varieties OF apples;
three varieties of pears:
George Logic, bnshel large white corn,
G. A. Coffman, bushel large yellow corn
and small yellow corn; bushel of large
white corn. and best display of corn; three
heads dlumhead cabbnge.
Lowell & Fox, sugar beets, stalk beets, pop
corn, n hubbard squash, muskmelons, Turkish
bananas
A 8. Gray. tomatoes. peppers. cabbage,
variety OF pears, best and largest display OF
pomegranates, ounces.
I. K. Tierce, blood beets, turnip beets,
four varieties OF tomatoes, red Dutch cab
bage, onions, peppers, Cucumbers. beans,
of vegetables, and not less than twelve va
rietie5
j. w. Cate, watermelons, best nine va
rieties and largest display Of apples, grapes,
best single variety; pears, three varieties;
lemons, pOmegranates.
Il. L. Bornett, pumpkins, drumhead cab
bage, three varieties; apples, twelve va
rieties; grapes, six varieties; three va.
siss; variety and md Largest s display lemons.
II Hood, two varieties pumpkins, two va
rieties sweet potatoes, irish potatoes. three
varieties apples, pears, two varieties
e. j. Prindle, six mangel wurtzel beets.
CLASS Iv.-cHEEsE AND BUTTER.
A. Good win, lTustin, best and largest dis
play butter and cheese.
7. ]. Kerns, butter, two.pound roll.
G. L. Mitchell, b litter.
Mrs. 8. G.. Hammer, butter.
JjW. Bixby, Alamitos cheese.
Mrs. W. Cate, butter.
CLASS v.-PREsERvED FRUITS. NUTS, ETC.
Mrs. A. D. Lassell. preserved fruits and
dried peaches.
Mrs. ii. s. Flora, domestic canned goods
Jas. Stewart, dried figs.
K. L. Barnett, amber cane.
Mrs. A. d. Lassell, dricd apples.
Miss Matte Coffman. jellies.
DIVISION H-TREEs, sHRUBBERY AND FLOWERS
8. c. Hammer, towering plant and cut
flowers.
Mrs. H. D. Lassell, vase and cut flowers.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
James & Lazenby, Compton, model of
farm gate.
James Stewart, waffle and hot cake fryer.
T. n. Haskell, champion mower, sulky
plow, walk ng piow, cultivator, horse-shoes
and shOers tools.
z. c. Wilson, top buggies. spring wagons.
carts and phetons.
D. Campbell, centennial windmill.
Geo. D0remus. challenge windmill and
butter.worker.
Mrs. ]. 8. Pouliney, Compton. three pair
ladies' fancy h,se.
Mrs G. SKidmore, rag carpet
NEEDLE, EMBROIDERY AND FANCY WORK,
Mrs. ]. M. Lowell. set of pillow shsms and
wash stand splisher.
Mrs. L. M. Beardslee. bed spreads. eighty
six years old, table covers.
Laura e Moore, sofa pillow, table scarf.