Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-12

+. Gabrella-Ofanges.
Z. McCreary d Co.-Corn and wheat.
Capital Packing Company = Preserved
fruits and vegetables.
Q. r. Runyon, Courtland-Box Seeding
oranges.
S. Bovyer, 700 Twelfth street-Clusters OF
| lemons.
Thomas Coulter-Seedless oranges from
3-year-old tree; S65 on one tree.
). A deuel., Twelfth and H-Baskets OF
oranges and lemons.
DR.. Obed Harvey, Galt-Almonds, wal
, nuts and oranges.
J. NJ. Henderson, Sixteenth and n streets
japanese persimmOns, 6-year tree.
I. Gallagher-Oranges
l.. II. Sharp, Brighton Grated oranges.
DR.. Huntington, Fourteenth and 4 streets
Basket oranges
, 9l2 Sixth street-Branch
China oranges.
f. Birt!sall, Ninth and H streets-Lem-
ons.
Mrs. W. F. Hatch, II and Ninth streets
Lemons.
S. G. Foster, Brighton-W -Walnuts from
seed, without irrigation.
K. o. Cravens, 1917 II street-Seedlinq
oranges l2-year tree.
Joseph Kerr, Elk Grove-6 baskets or
anges, baskets grapes, prunes, paper-shell
almonds; cluster oranges, f9-year tree
Mrs. j. Hooker, Twenty-ffth and B
streets-olives, 20-year tree.
Sparrow Smith, Fifteenth and \ streets
Oranges, 5-year tree
7. p. Littletield, 1922 G street-Oranges.
d S. Ross, 1921 II street-Cluster oranges.
II. J. Kiigariff, 80 p street-Oranges
S. II. Jackman, Brighton-Almonds.
Miss Cora Utter, Franklin-Oliyes. 20
varieties.
]. w. Greenlaw, 720 Seventh street
Lemons.
Governor Leland Stanford, Eighth and
streets-Oranges and lemons.
Simon Ash, 1717 Eighth street-Cluster
and basket oranges, nine-year-old tree.
r. Oppenheim, Eighth and ! streets
Baskets and clusters oranges
n. n. Denton, Eighteenth and II streets
Seeding oranges.
l.. NJ. Aldrich, Elk -Evaporated
peaches.
John II. Hayden, Thirty and Y
streets-Fresh Strawberries
Mrs. William Coker, 706 Ninth street
Pears, ten-year-old tree third crop.
John Steuder-Oranges and lemons. sew
eral plates.
Mrs. Monsch, Fifteenth and H streets
Orange sprig u feet long, one year growth;
cluster and baskets of oranges.
J. II. Carrol-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.
N II l.
A. IL. Powers, Seventh, 2 and @ streets
Three baskets oranges, preserved lines,
large clusters of oranges in great variety.
DR.. G. l.. Simmons, Tenth and n streets
Mediterranean Sweets, Lisbon lemons (the
latter on six-year tree, that this year bore
$50 lemons).
Marguerite Home, Seventh, P and O
streets-1 basket Seeding oranges; also
clusters.
S. Il. Merwin, Florin-Almonds, oranges,
olives, lemons.
Miss III. 0. Kimbough, 22O o street
Sicily lemons.
F. A. Ebel, Tenth and streets-Japa-
nese persimmons on branch
Bells Conservatory-Aby ban
nanas and large collection of tropical plants.
Gertrude Bergman, city-Basket oranges.
12-year tree
J. I. Barron, city-Savilla plant, pine
apple growing, planted May 4, 1885; alli-
gator pear and dates growing.
Mrs VIM. NJ. Lyon, Second and streets
Box of oranges.
Mrs. P Erauw, 14l6 II street-Mexican
seedlings, 23-year tree.
S. II. Jackman, Brighton-Box oranges.
10 year tree.
]. c. Rodgers, city-Box of oranges 90
year tree.
w. L. Pritchard-0ranges; 1I-year tree.
Mrs. II. G. Kirk, F. Tenth and Eleventh
streets-Lemons, pumalos, oranges. per-
Eugene Gregory-Maggia orange, China
IA. Woodson,- GIG 0 street. plates
oranges; tree about II years old +; plate
lemons.
D. w Eilers, 1901 Tenth street4-Navel
oranges S-year tree.
Mrs. p. Stanton-Oranges, several bas-
kets.
James Govan. 600 O street-Second crop
Winter Nellis pears.
Mrs. J. A. Glide, Ninth and H-Lemons,
oranges and pumalos.
Len Harris, Tenth, 0 and P-Lemons.
Mrs. James Patterson, ?, 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, L, Ninth and
Teuth-Seedling oranges; 10-year tree.
J. II. Hamilton, five miles south of city
Oranges 5-year tree.
Mr.. Notwithstanding oranges, p
year tree.
P. II. Russell, 1929 H street-Oranges
and lemons.
Mrs NJ. c. Menlle, 1414 Teeth street
Oranges in variety.
Jacob Miller, Folsom-Cluster oranges.
w. II. Luther, city-0ranges. several
plates, and second crop oranges.
C. w. Clarke, Tenth and Ii streets-Wal-
nuts.
James Groth, Twelfth and l streets-
Oranges, 11-year tree.
Mrs. Harry Weeks, city-PomegrarIates
7-year- old tree, / feet high.
Jacob Stortz, Sixteenth and L strs cts
Variety oranges, 2-year tree
Mrs. NJ. Barber, H, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets-Sicily lemons, second crop apples.
c. Zanwaldt, Folsom-Oranges, L5-year
tree.
VIM. Irwin, city-Variety oranges.
A. i. Burns, Brighton-Seconds crop
apples variety of oranges.
J. Scott city-0ranges and lemoIn.
S. II. Gerrish, 1917 G street-Seedl ng of
the Havana or Loretto orange also, seed
ling of the Java or Tahiti oranges China
sweet seeding oranges cluster of th, Java
or Tahiti Martinique banana, growing on
the stalk-grown i'll the open air at 1517 G
street, without any protection.
E. A. Leblanc. Tenth and o Streets
Bellflower apples plucked january 10th
also oranges
Miss S. E. Wreston, Galt-Bas sset of
oranges.
Mrs. C. II. Cummings, Ninth and o
streets-Handsomely decorated display of
Japanese persimmons, almonds, Mandarin
oranges and walnuts, in plates and clusters
1t is but just to Sacramento exhib tors to
say that large number of exhibits are
not placarded, and consequently sre not
mentioned.
YUBA COUNTY.
Mrs. Carr, Marysville (has 400 orange and
100 lemon trees)-Largest personal Exhibit;
1,500 lemons and 1000 oranges
w. G. Murphy, arysville-Orar,ses and
lemons; boxes and clusters
I. J. Sherwood. Marysville-0ranges and
lemons 16 exhibits.
w. l.. McCauley, Marysville-Clusters of
oranges, lemons and olives.
A. w. Cults, Marysville-Plates and
clusters of oranges and lemons.
DIR. G.. c.. Harrington Marysville-fI