Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-18

Peaches-Best display and best variety, s25,
J. G. Robinson, Newcastle second best, $40, 2.
W. Butler, Penryn third best, SO, C. 7. Adams,
Newcastle; fourth best, SO, Z. Greer, saera-
mento; fifth best, S., Mrs. r. s. t.
Plums-Pest display and Y. S2N, c:
T Adams second best, so. utter; third
best SIS, Mrs. r. S Lockett: fourth best, $40, p.
II. Murphy; fifth best, s., 5. burlington.
Figs-.Best display of green figs s., f. Greer
second best 81 80 James Rutter, Florin;
General Display-Best display of fruit by the
producer. So Mrs. *. 5. Lcckett; second pesl,
so, s. burlington.
CLASS II-HoNEY. PRESERVES, PICKLES, ETC.
Best display pickles, Mrs James Lansing So.
Six lars red currant ielly, Mrs. II. Cronkite, s.
six jars raspberry jelly, to same, s. SIX Jars
blackberry jelly. to same S3 SIX Jars straWberry
So; six jars raspberry jam, to same, $ six jars
blackberry jam, TO same, s3 best display Jams
and jeliies i'll glass. to same, go. Second best
display jams and jellies in glass, Mrs. James
Lansing. So. Best display branded peaches,
Mrs. II. Cronkite, So.
CLASS Iv.-GRAPEs AND RAIsISs.
Best six varieties table grapes tFlaming
Tokay, Black Moroc o, Muscat, Rose de Peru,
Purple Damascus and Blue Malvnise), VIM. Eos
tel, r,Lineoln, SIS; second premium White syrian,
Black Hamburg, Isabella, Whi'e Tokay, En-
peror and Black trince), j. II. Murphy,
Brighton, 81 50. Best three varieties, table
grapes, II. Mertes, Placer county, SO; second
premium, 7. J. Adams, Newcastle, 80. Best
variety table grapes (Emperorl, Weinstock d
Lubin, Mayhew's station, So: second best, l..
Bannon, Penryn (Flaming Tokay), s.. Best six
varieties wine grapes (Catawba, Zimfandel, Yer,
Golden Cbasselds), ]. b. Whitcomb Rocklin,
si5; second best Golden Chasselas, Rose Chas-
selas Johannesburg, Reisling, Zinfandel, Feher
Szarga and Red Traminer) W. A. Helms, Rock
lin, 81 80. Best three varieties wine grapes,
Wm. Foster, Lincoln; second best, W. A. Helms,
Rocklin, 80. Best variety wine grapes (Ilnfan-
deb, Hawk d Wood, Rocklin. 50; second best
Of M 1fN RnCt
general display OF grapes, James Rutter, Florin,
S25; second best, S. burlington, Brighton, Sl5.
Best display seedless raisins S. burlington,
Brighton, $40
The reason for awarding the premiums to the
Emperor and Flame Tokay was not for their
superior quality as grapes for eating, but from
the fact of their excellent shipping qualities,
which make them of greater value in a COM
mefcial point of view
Seventh Department-Fine Arts.
CLASS I.-orL PAINTINGS, ETC.
| Artists Gallery-Lizzie NJ Jump Sacramento
crayons, SO; F. J. Lewis, Newcastle, oil paint
, ing, SIS; F. L. Heath, San Francisco, twenty
six oil paintings. S40 f. Marriott, San Francisco,
] fifteen oil paintings, $40; II. W. A. Nahl, San
Francisco, nine Oil paintings. $40; S. NJ. Brooks.
J San Francisco eight oil paintings $50: J. Stan
I ton, San Francisco thirteen oil paintings $50;
| Amanda Austin, Sacramento, thirty-five oil
paintings, five erayons, s25: Chris Jorgensen,
| san Francisco, ten water colOrs, $40 and silver
! medal; F. Roethe, San Francisco, nine oil paint
| ings and one crayon, $50: Mrs. A. c. Herrick,
Sacramento, ten oil paintings, SO: Norton Bush,
San Francisco, ten oil paintings, $40; Mrs. C. f.
Sanborn, Sacramento, eight oil paintings two
crayons, $40; W. Keith, San Francisco, eight
| oil and four water colors sS5; Thomas Hill, San
Francisco, two oil paintings $50, and silver
medal--best landscape: Charles J. Carl
son, Sacramento, two oil paintings, $50;
for the best portrait, silver medal.
| ": +. Jackson, Sacramento, four oil paintings,
$50; Mrs. Payne, San Francisco three water
| colors. 50; Edward peakin San Francisco. five
oil paintings, $50; best fruit piece silver medal;
| Henry Alexander, San Francisco five oil paint
ings, $40, and for most meritorious display of oil
paintings, the gold medal; 4. d. Yeland, san