Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-12
THE CITRUS FAIR.
lcosrINUEp FROM FIEsr rAoK.l

rieties of almonds.
William Ambrose. Auburn-Large col
lection of oranges.
Mrs. D. A. Rice, Newcastle-Cluster oil
seedlings plate and cluster pumalos, al.
monds, plates oranges.
Thos. Cain, Auourn-Olivcs.
". Bauman, Ophir-Oranges, fine col
lection.
Peter Norberg, Penryn plates oranges
nuts and oranges.
n. r. Peck, 0phir-5 plates and 3 clusters
oranges, and l lot olives.
II. Swesey, Penryn-l2 plates oranges.
1rs. " II. Puffer, Penryn-19 plates,
clusters oranges.
w ]. Wilson, acknowledgements 3.
feet long, the single growth of 1885; g.
plates of oranges.
c. NJ. Silva, Newcastle - Oranges. al
monds, Lemons, mandarin and Nave
oranges, III great variety.
J. l.. 3ulens. Roseville-2 kinds of al
monGs.
E. Booth. Pldcerville = California figs
sun-dred, . boxes.
J. w. Smyth, Newcastle-Hong Chole,
or China dare; Komung Claudia plum.
6. c. Lewis. Auburn-Large collection o
oranges.
AMADoR COUNTY.
Mrs. NJ Brown, Suffer creek-Lot 0
oranges.
George ". Gutter, Campo seco-orangci
and citrons.
81. b. Church, Drytown-Altitude7 700 feet
oranges. olives and pomegranates orangt
trees 20 years old
Al. Church, Drytown-January flowers
roses, e;c.
L. g. Norris. Plymouth lot oranges.
l..
from Michigan Bari box and cluster o.
oranges.
cALAvERAs COUNTY.
d. E. BursOn-Orangcs, pumalos, pome,
granates, persilnmons, and roses and
flowers in variety from open-air gardens.
J. P. Suessiorf, Mokelumne Hill-Mag-
niticent cluster of oranges
] J. Hinckly, Campo Seco-Collection OF
oranges from trees rs TO 20 years old.
II. 5. Messenger, Valley Springs-0liyes
from tree - years Old.
SHASTA COUNTY.
Mrs. II. F. Johnson, Redding-Lot OF
almonds.
John Shed, Tower House-English wal
nuts
All Look Hop, Clear Creels-Peanuts.
DIR. J. f. Winsell Butte Creek-2 varie-
ties walnuts.
Judge c. c. Bush, Redding-Almonds,
walnuis apples, oranges.
George r. Walden, Millville-Preeerved
fruit, cotton on the bush grown at Redding.
|. A. Jones IgO-0ranges.
]. Il. Rowe, Happy Yalley-Second crop
raisins.
John George, Bullychoop-Native gold.
Mrs. Clara Leach, Shesta-Oranges grown
at an altitude of /, $50 feet.
James Mccormick, Redding-Oranges, 6.
year tree.
c. NJ. Kingsbury-S Seeding apples.
Mrs. c. c. Bush, Redding Mineral speci.
mems.
III. NJ. Albright Red Bluff-January
roses and other flowers, outdoor growth.
VIM. Duncan-January roses toutdoor
GROWTH and other flowers.
TEHAMA COUNTY
L. Crotzer-Chestnuts and oranges.
o. ]. Hally, Red Bluf-Italian chestnuts.
a. 0. Peden-Whte-oak acorns fine
sampled.
H. Vents. Red Blulf-Pears.
j. r. Burton. Tehama-Apples and pears.
G. w. Hazen, Battle Creek-Seedling
apples.
II. Ward, Red Blufl-Lemons.
C. r. Mayhem, Red Bluff-Olives, 7-year-
old tee
Mrs.W. II. Hartley. Red Bluff-Oranges.
T. " Howell, Red Bluff Mulberries and
thiId-crop oranges.
Mrs. G. C. Mccoy, Red Bluif-Plate of
oranges.
5. d. Clark. Red uff-Oranges.
Maj. 9. G. Kimball, Red Bluff plates
lemons.
n Daley, Red Buff-Apples.
Milton Dale, Red Bluff-Apples.
coLUsA COUNTY.
L. F. Moulton, Battle Creek-Oranges. A
varieties.
l. A. Bolts. College City-3 lots oranges.
". H. Bolton, Colusa-Lot OF oranges
a. L. Hall, oriand-0ranges.
SUFFER- COUNTY.
F. Tarkey, West Butte-3 lots oranges.
Mr.. Duncan, Yuba City lots oranges
soNoMA COUNTY.
John S. Van Doren, Petaluma-Harl
and soft shell almonds.
Henry Johnson, Petaluma-Hard and
soft shell almonds 20-year trees.
Mrs. j. E. Chalfant, Notwithstanding
oranges 15-year tree.
Mrs. l. T. Shaw. observation-disclosures
Unknown exhibitor Sonoma-3 boxes
oranges, pumalos and lemons
Miss Lizzie Armstrong Cloverdale-
Dried figs
=. II. f'tSssA-AOASIidlc--1 uSSdt rdlSiltS,
Henry Heihl, Cloverdaie-Piate OF
oranges and clusters.
J. S. Van Doren, Petaluma-l box olives
G. c. Carriger, Sonoma-4 boxes oranges
plates of lemons, and clusters
j. II. Shaw. Glen Ellen-1 box, clusters
and plates oranges.
EAPA COUNTY.
Ed. Fautz, st. Helena plates and /
cluster of oranges.
George II. Beach, St. Helena-s plates
oranges.
W. w. Lyman. ST. HeIena-S baskets, 1
,late. / cluster oranges.
H. ]. Lswelling, ST. Helena lots
oranges, lot lemons, 5 clusters oranges.
NEVADA COUNTY.
Felix Gillet. Nevada City-Fine collec-
ton of walnuts, almonds, prunes, marrons,
filberts and pears.
LAKE COUNTY.
]. X. Frazier, Lakeport-oranges and
pumalos.
RIVERSIDE, Los ANGELES COUNTY.
Mrs Sarah Skelly-4 boxes and 20 plates
oranges and plates lemons. A fine dis
play and attracting much attention.
ARIZONA.
Mohawk valley. Yuma county, Arizona
picked January s. 1856; on d black plaane
in walnut frame)-Grapes. oranges, lines
and lemons.
NOTES OF THE FAIR.
There was general expression of aston
ishment yesterday on the part of visitors al
the citrus fair at the wonderfully fine exhib.
its, but it was stated last evening that the
most astonished individual was prominent
visitor from Los Angeles. After passing
part of the way back through the exhibi-
ton hall, and looking at the splendid
array of citrus fruits on either side. and
then casting his eyes down the long tiers
of display for distance of 100 feet further
he stopped short, and asked the party BY
whom he was accompanied Is this all
from northern California ?" Being in
formed that it was, he irreyerently gave
vent To his surprise with the laconic re-
mark, Well, I'll be id ~
Although the fair was opened to the pub
lichfesterday, and largely attended, the
formal opening, at which addresses will be
eanade, viii take place this evening. The
speaking will be listened to in the large
Eah 50. merry occupied by Wells, Fargo 4
Co., adjoining the fair. Addresses will be
made by Senator J. A. Filcher, Hon n. d.
Rideout. General " P. Chapman, Judge C.
F. Lott and Hon. Grove L. Johnson. These
exercises will commence at 7:30, and al