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

most complete SuCceSS-Iar exceeding the
hopes and expectations of all, and
the attendance throughout the whole
week was all that could possibly be de
sired. The projectors and managers of the
citrus fair have cause to be proud of sucl
a work, that not only satisfies the fullest
expectation, but which even astonishes and
almost bewilders those who have possessed
greatest enthusiasm over the resources and
boundless possibilities of central and north
ern California. Several who visited the fail
on Monday and evening have attended
all citrus fairs in southern California, and
they were unanimous in the expression
that the present exhibition far excels these
IN variety, extent and general character.
The exhibits were all arranged taste
fully, and all who visited the pavilion
were loud in their praise as well as astonish-
ment at its immensely. That such things
grew in such variety and abundance in a
section CT country unknown to fame as a
producer of citrus fruits, aStonishes not
only the stranger within our gates, but the
oldest inhabitant as well. There is some
thing about all fruit that is pleasing to the
eye, either in shape, size or color, in some
much more than others. The orange
seems to combine all the elements OF
season, apparently out of season, it has no
competitor, and its charms claim the ado
ration of all. The tree is ornamental i'll
the highest degree; its blossoms, sweet
scented, fair to behold, typical of purity,
the most appropriate wreath for the fair
bride. Its fruit, golden in color, sweet in
favor, ripens in our wineries climate
months before it does in the so-calleG
citrus California, and during the months
holf ha T,ir - NIT n
weary waste of snow.
To attempt a description Of each exhibit
either as individuals. counties or sec
tions-would be an undertaking beyond
the scope of a newspaper paragrapher, and
the columns OF an ordinary daily paper
could be filed for many months, to the
exclusion Of all other matters, were the at
tempt made TO do each justice. Even the
ladies, who, it is said, have a vastly supe-
rior command OF the language over the
sterner sex, when things of beauty are to
be described, find that their stock of COM
plimentary adiectlves is inadequate to do
the subject justice.
The following are the list Of exhibitors
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
George T. Rich, Florn-Lemons and
oranges in great variety, English walnuts,
beautiful cluster of lemons.
A. A. Krull Florin-OliYes, oranges,
mock oranges.
l. Lee, Florin-Almonds two varieties),
English walnuts, Japanese persimmons,
olives, picked olives, olive oil licorice-
root, lemons.
". S. Manlove Brighton-Soft and hard
shell almonds. walnuts, large variety of
oranges, japanese persimmons, winter
flowers.
William Krump, Ala N street-12 plates
and bza-rhes oranges.
Josiah Johnson, 42S NJ street, plates
lemons, , plates oranges, plate pumalos.
Mrs. Hottie, city-3 plates seeding or
anges.
F. H. Russell H street-3 plates lemons,
plate persimmonS.
Hattie Z. Lyons, go Tenth street
Branch of oranges.
j. f Smith, 2l1 o street, plate oranges.
Joseph Maddox, 1911 Second street,
plates oranges.
Ms. E. Bowsted. 1926 Third street.
plates lemons.
John Brophy, T, Third and Fourth-G
plates oranges, l cluster.
Peter Shay, Third and RIO plates
oranges.
J. +. Hill, Thirteenth and BOX Of
oranges.
Mrs. Hermerseila, 22O Q street, branch
oranges.
7. NJ. Lindley, Fourteenth and H;
plates oranges, first crop, n-year-old tree
VIM. Lawrence, 725 Third street, plate
and branch oranges.
Frank Shaden, l4l7 Ninth street, plate
oranges
Mrs. Robt Anderson, 1910 Second stree
i plate oranges.
Mrs. w. T. Frazier, 916 n street, plat,
seeding oranges.
A. S. Morrison, ZIG 0 streets plate.
oranges, 1-year-old tree; also oranges
from budded tree 10 years old.
A. A. Goddard, 1914 Fourteenth street.
plate oranges.
Mrs. Maxwell, 1917 Second street, plat,
oranges, 9-yearold tree.
NJ. Rigney, 1912 Second street-5 plate
oranges, S-year tree plates lemons anC
one cluster Swear tree.
W. +. Chamberlain, Sixteenth and \
streets - Mission olives, basket grated
oranges, 12-year tree; plates lemons and
branch apples. second crop.
Mrs. W. E. Chamberlain, Sixteenth anC
n streeJs-Basket black walnuts
John Talbot, Seventeenth and II streets
Basket oranges, l2-year tree
L. A. Eskridge, ZIG Ninth street-Platt
and cluster oranges, 16-year tree.
Mrs. E. B. Pencil, Sl3 L street-Seed
Ling orange, 7-year tree.
o. P. Willis, 1923 Seventh street =
Oranges. 15-year tree.
Mrs. n. D. Goodell, al o street-O-ange
5-Year tree.
A G. Tryon, 9l2 Sixth street. plate
lemons.
P. L. Hickman plates seeding oranges
Mrs. Governor Stoneman, Ninth and F
2 plates lemons plates oranges.
Mrs. K. 5. Carey, Tenth and HIS plate
lemons, Swear tree
Bessie 0sborn-Platter Japanese persim
mons.
Mrs. G. w. Carey, 713 Tenth street-Jap
anese perSimmous, 4-year tree
Geo. Sermonett, Marysville Road PLAT
OF oranges.
DR.. G. G. Tyrrell, 6l7 n street-Clustel
Sicily lemons, cluster and plates oranges
5-year tree.
P Davis, SIS Eighth ST. plate oranges
c. II. Taylor, 1918 E street. plate
lemons.
r. Davis, 72S Ninth street, plates lem
one, plates oranges, 9-year trees.
Or. H. L. Nichols, 900 F street-Seyera
plates oranges, including picked Januar,
9Th, of enormous size, and cluster of y
oranges, basket English walnuts.
James Faris, 1923 II street-Large collec
ton oranges from trees ) years old
Mrs. W. +. Knox, G, Ninth and Tent
Streets plates oranges. 10-year-old tree
Mrs. Jerome c. Carroll 729 Seventh stree
. plates lemons and oranges.
John Kohner-5 branches, 4 plate
oranges. of lemons.
t. Mrs. S. Tryon, Tenth and / streets
plates oranges, trees years old.
Mrs. H. G. Smith, 500 Ninth street
Oranges, u plates lemons. persimmons.
P. Ryan-Lemons, oranges, l0-year-ol,
trees.
Thomas L. Thompson, Secretary of State
Eleventh and L streets-1 plate oranges
tree years old.
Mrs. DR.. Cluness, Eighth and H streets
plates and basket oranges.
Mrs. C. w. Clark, 92S H street, plate
oranges, 10-year tree; English walnuts.
Miss B. Biggs-3 plates oranges.
w. NJ. Smith, 929 Z street-5 plate
oranges, 10-year tree: walnuts.