Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-16
P. Smith, plates oranges.

| Public Grounds, City of Sacramento
| Croker Art Gallery plates oranges.
| ]. Bauquier, Eleventh and streets
| Walnuts and almonds.
Daniel Flint, n street, between Sixth and
| Seventh-Several plates lemons, oranges,
almonds and walnuts.
Joseph Dias-Oranges and lemons.
| Mrs. Jas. McClatchy, Third and P streets
| Pilates of oranges.
John Toomey, 1923 H street-Lemons
and oranges 13-year-old tree, first crop.
Mrs. C. w. Elliott, Third and o streets
Basket oranges, 10year tree; lemons.
| Mrs. q. w. Case-Oranges in great va
riety.
Mrs. w. R. Barnes, Tenth and \ streets
Lemons 14-year tree lot of oranges, |
plate of horned oranges.
Judge L. B. Mcfarland, H, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-Lemons
| and oranges large collection.
S. G. Slower, 14l7 Seventh street-Seed-
| Ing oranges 9-year tree.
| A. Neilson--Acapulco seeding oranges.
Mrs. Keuchler, Tenth and F streets
Lemons.
J. B. Wright-China lemons, soft-shell
almonds.
Joseph Routier-Routier seeding or
| anges.
Mrs. Z. B. Croker, Third and o streets
Large collection of oranges, lemons. Man
DARN oranges, almonds, persimmons, Mex
lean lines beautifully arranged
c. NJ. Harrison, Third street, between Q
and R-Oranges; 16-year tree.
F. Gabrella-Oianges.
c. McCreary & Co.-Corn and wheat
Capital Packing Company = Preserved
fruits and vegetables.
o. r. Runyon, Courtland-Box seeding
oranges.
S. Bovyer, 709 Twelfth street-Clusters of
lemons.
Thomas Coulter-Seedless oranges from
, 3-year-old tree; S65 on one tree.
S. a. Deuel., Twelfth and H-Baskets of
oranges and lemons.
DIR. Obed Harvey, Galt-AImonds, wal
nuts and oranges.
J. NJ. Henderson, Sixteenth and streets
japanese persimmons, 6-year tree.
P. Gallagher-0ranges.
L. B. Sharp, Brighton Grated oranges.
Dr. Huntington, Fourteenth and streets
Basket oranges.
-, 912 Sixth street-Branch
China oranges.
F. Birdsall, Ninth and H streets-Lem-
ons.
Mrs w F. Hatch, H and Ninth streets
Lemons.
s. G. Foster, Brighton-Walnuts from
seed, without irrigation.
R. o. Cravens, 1217 H street-Seedling
| oranges. I2-year tree.
Joseph Kerr, Elk Groye-6 baskets or
| anges, baskets grapes prunes, paper-sheil
almonds; cluster oranges. l9year tree.
| Mrs. l.. Hooker, Twenty-fifth and B
! streets-Olives, 20-year tree.
Sparrow Smith, Fifteenth and streets
! Oranges, Swear tree
T. P. Littlefield. 1922 G street-Oranges.
D. S. Ross, 1921 II street-Cluster oranges.
| H. J. Kilgariff, 80 P street-0ranges.
S. H. Jackman, Observation-Disclosures
Miss Cora Utter, Franklin-Oliyes, 20
! varieties.
! j. W. Greenlaw, 20 Seventh street.
J Lemons.
Governor Leland Stanford, Eighth and
/! \ streets-0ranges and lemons.
Simon Ash, 17l7 Eighth street-Cluster
and basket oranges, nine-year-old tree.
| r. Oppenheim, Eighth and l streets
baskets and clusters oranges.
\. n. Denton, Eighteenth and H streets
Seeding oranges.
L. NJ. Aldrich, Elk Grove-Evaporated
peaches.
John II. Hayden, Thirty-frst and Y
streets-Fresh strawberries.
Mrs. William Cocker, 706 Ninth street
Pears, ten ear-old tree, third crop.
John Steuder-Oranges and lemons, sew
eral plates.
Mrs. Monsch, Fifteenth and H streets
Orange sprig II feet long, one year growth;
cluster and baskets of oranges.
| J. II. Carroll-Clusters and baskets of
oranges in varieties, japanese persimmons,
olives, flowers.
Mrs. L. A. Upson-Oranges and lemons
in great variety; sweet lemons from ten
year trees.
The last two named have one of the
finest displays. in the pavilion, and is ar
ranged most tastefully.
Alfred Briggs, Lake House-Walnuts
| Mrs. Henry Orth-Baskets of oranges
! A. H. Powers, Seventh, and Q streets
Three baskets oranges, preserved lines,
large clusters of oranges in great variety
| DR.. G. L. Simmons, Tenth and \ streets
Mediterranean Sweets, Lisbon lemons (the
latter on six-year tree, that this year bore
go lemonsl
Marguerite Home, Seventh p aid @
streets-1 basket seeding oranges; also
clusters.
S.H. Merwin, Florin-Almonds, oranges;
olives, lemons.
! Miss H. o. kimbough, 30 street
Sicily lemons.
F. A. Ebel, Tenth and P streets-Japa-
nese persimmons on branch
Bells Conservatory ban
nanai and large collection of tropical plants.
Gertrude Bergman, city-Basket oranges,
12-year tree.
j. T. Barron, city-Sayilla plant, pine
apple growing, planted May f. 1885; alli-
gator pear and dates growing.
! Mrs. VIM. NJ. Lyon, Second and ? streets
BOX of oranges.
Mrs. P. Erauw. 1416 H street-Mexican
seedlings, 23-year tree.
S.H. Jackman, Brighton-Box oranges,
10 year tree.
J. C. Rodgers, city-Box of oranges 20
year tree.
W L. Pritchard-0ranges 11-year tree.
Mrs. II. c. Kirk, F. Tenth and Eleventh
streets-Lemons, pumalos, oranges, per-
simmons.
Eugene Gregory-Maggia orange, China
lemons.
ia. Woodson. 9f6 o street, plates
oranges; tree about II years old l plate
lemons.
/ D. W. Eilers, 1901 Tenth street-Navel
oranges Swear tree.
Mrs p. Stanton-Oranges, several bas-
kets.
James Govan, 600 o street-Secend crop
Winter Nellis pears.
Mrs J. A Glide, Ninth and H-Lemons.
oranges and pumalos.
| Len Harris, Tenth, o and P-Lemons
= Mrs. James Patterson, P, Ninth and
Tenth-Seedlings, oranges: 3-year-old tree.
Peter Shay. Third and Rios Angeles
sweets, first that ripened in the city.
Mrs. L. 5. Woolsey, E, Ninth and
Tenth-Seedling oranges 10-year tree.
]. II. Hamilton, five miles south of city
Oranges 5-year tree.
| Mr.. notwithstanding oranges. -
year tree.
| P. H. Russell, 1929 H street-oranges
and lemons.
Mrs. NJ. C. Menke. i414 Tenth street
Oranges in variety
Jacob Miller, Folsom-Cluster oranges.
| W. II. Luther, city-Oranges, several
plates, and second crop oranges.