Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-18


and invigorating. Calaveras shows thest
/ exhibits Dangers & OFT, green chicory
root, cork, oak bark and acorns, sun dried
} chicory, prepared chicory; H. A. Messen-
J ger fine lot OF Tokay grapes and pomegran-
ates; Thomas Sparks, oranges; w. o. Cot
Ter, corn and chestnuts; Sanford & Thrift
ochre iron paint; H. A Messenger, ounces
olives and persimmons
ALAMEDA.--This county lies opposite to
San Francisco. 1t is a warm valley and
foothill county. All its soil is exceeding
fertile, and nearly all under the highest
state of cultivation. Its lands rate high, its
homes are notable for the beauty of their
surroundings. The county grows nearly
everything possible to name that at all at
taches to the claims of any part of Califor-
mia. Alameda makes but light exhibit,
| for the reason that it is too early for her
more moist climate, and that there is lack
of organization Besides. she is suburban
to San Francisco, and all her tribute is to
that place, and rs so commercially great
that she does not feel the need for new ad-
ditions of population by immigration. R.
p. Thomas, La PalOma Park, Berkeley
Heights, lemons Shinn's nurseries, Niles,
| konah oranges, Japanese persimmons, Per-
sian walnuts. sweet rind Seeding lemons
SUFFER- (additional)-J. F.Vahle, ounces
persimmons, oranges and figs (cured). 1t
is a full and varied exhibit, and full of in
struction. A. Pendleton. Nicolaus. pre-
served figs in cans very fine, and in many
respects superior to any we find in the fair.
They are put up in a way to pre-
serve nearly all the juices of the
fruit. They are packed for the trade.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Holmes, sun-dried figs j. A.
| Parker, Auburn, a case full of as fine cot
ton as the planter of the South could have
| IN for % Of
of fiber, remarkable whiteness without
bleaching, and is the first cotton ever seen
in California. 1t is put on exhibition by
Mrs. E. NJ. Carley, of Sacramento. If SUIT
ter can raise much such cotton as this, she
has capacity for vast growth of the plant,
I and to such advantage as to justify chal-
| lenge to any rivals.
YUBA (additional).-On Wednesday we
said Frank KiTshner, P. L. Hutchin-
son, J. NJ. c. Jasper, w. P. Cult and ]. F.
| Baum, of Wheatland, on the Bear river al
luvial and deep soil, show oranges and one
magnificent top of an S-year-old orange
tree-a remarkably fine and heayily-loaded
example, 1t should have been said that
the growth was on red lands, and not on
bottoms.
| Butte (additional = NJ Reyman, Oro-
| vile, Sicily lemons II. G. Bell. Oroville.
seeding oranges; Frank Cress, Wyandotte,
walnuts and figs E. c. Carr, Powellton,
Baldwin and Newton pippin apples VIM.
Dunstone, Wyandotte, oranges Joe Gar
della, Oroyille, seeding oranges, apple
ounces, shaddocks, picked olives; Jesse
| Woods, PentZ, two varieties of almonds
L. w. and H. r. Clark, Bangor, Seeding
oranges A. McNair, Hurlton, two varieties
of apples.
LAKE additional Captain R. s. Floyd,
oranges, pumalos, pomegranates and per-
| simmons.
TEHAMA (additional)-J F. ellison, or
| anges and lemons Lon White, oranges S.
D. Clark oranges W. H. Graham, dried
fruits, nuts.
CoIUsA additional C. Clark, Or
land, oranges.
YoLo (additiouaD-J Y. Dillon, Wood
land, raisins, apples and pears, by Steiner
4 Barber, Capay valley T. D. Worner,
Capay valley, Muscatel raisins.
SHASTA (additional)-C E. Thacher, po-
tatoes and walnuts.
SAN RANcIsco-Gregory e. Barrett, ex-
ample of ripe fruit Gamer.
FUrh her List of Premiums Awarded.
oRAYGEs-BEsr INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT.
First-A. Freitas Newcastle, Garland range.
Second-C. NJ. Silva q Son, Newcastle, spring
wagon
Third-P. Norburg, Penryn, road cart.
Fourth-A. Moger, Newcastle, mirror.
Fifth-Dr J. NJ. Frey, Newcastle, bedroom set.
Sixth-D n Fresleben, oroville, vineyard
aud orchard harrow
seventh-Mrs. ]. C. Gray, Oroville, silver wine
Eighth-C. H Wilcox, oroville, violin.
Ninth--W. Z. Strong & Co. Orange Hill,
TenthNW. ]. Wilson. Newcastle, Imperial
plow.
Eieventh-W ]. Pleasance, vaeaville. banjo
Twelfth-E Nogt, Knights Ferry, dressing
case.
Thirteenth-Mrs NJ Karr. Marysville lamp.
Fourteenth-Isaac Lee, Florin, toilet set.
Fifteenth-M. NJ. Estee, Napa, pickle caster.
Honorable mention-Dr. McCurty, Santa Clara.
BEST TWELVE BUDDED ORANGES GROWN BY ONE
PARTY.
First-.Hall Bros, Penryn berry dish.
Secord-L. W. Buck, Vacaville, -
Third-A. Moger, Newcastle, album.
BEST TWELVE SEEDING ORANGES GROWN BY ONE
PERSON.
First-Dr. ]. NJ. Frey, Newcastle, cake dish.
Second-W. H. Lee Marysville -.
Third-C Martel. Vacaville, -
Special merit. H. Nile, Rough and Ready,
Nevada county.
BEST CLUSTER OF ORANGES.
First-George Peters, Oroville, six orange trees.
Second-C. H. Wilcox, 0roville, twelve per-
simmon trees
Third. F. Curtis, ophir, two navel orange
| trees.
Fourth-w. & R. cantwell, oroville, six chest
nut trees.
Fifth-w. ). Pleasance, vaeavine, ten plum
| trees.
BEST EXH BIT BUDDBD ORANGES
| First-A Moger. Newcastle, gold medal.
i seeond-P. Norburg, Penryn, silver medal.
Third-C. Fl. Wilcox, Oroy1lle, willow chair,
BEST EXHIBIT OF sHADDocKs AND PuMALos.
First-A. Moger. Newcastle, lamp
SecOnd-E. Tucker. Orovile. table-cover
Third. Butler. Florin, album
BEST INDIvIDu51 EXHIBIT LEMONS.
First-C. II. Wilcox, Oroville, gold medal
second-.-George T. Rich, Fiorin, Sacramento
Ihifd-Mrs. NJ. Karr, Marysyille, saddle and
bride.
BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT OF LINES
First--C. Yaco, Santa Clara, special premium.
Seeond-Frank Swift, Sacramento, -.
EvAPoRArED FRUITS (ADDIToNAL).
Felix Gillet, Nevada City, special mention for
particularly meritorious exhibit of three varie-
| ties of prunes
WINES AND BRANpIEs.
Largest county exhibit, Napa, diploma.
Brandies-First, VIM. Schefilen, Napa, gold
medal second, D. E. Knight, Marysyille, silver
medal; third. A. Harazathy & Co., Orleans Hills
vineyard.
Yolo county-Wine set.
medal; second, F. Seraroni Napa, silver medal.
Port-First A. B. Dresbach. Nevada county
gold medal; second, II. W. Crabb, Oroville, Napa
county, silver medal; third, = Adamson, St.
Helena, wine set.
Clarets-First, Benuger Bros, Zinfandel, 1883
st. Helena, gold medal second, John Thomann,
st. Helena, Burgundy, 1852, silver medal; third,
Henry Hogan, st. Helena, Zinfandel, wine set
White-First, Jacob Sehraum, st. Helena,
Riesling, 1882, gold medal; second. Napa Valley
Wine Co., st. Helena, Riesling, 1888, silver
medal; third, NJ. NJ Estee St. Helena, Paliaeino,
1884, wine set
Sweet wines-Napa Valley Wine Co.. Malaga,
wine set
Special mention for different class of wines
| Napa Valley Wine Co.. Heck, 1884; NJ. VI. Estee
| Napa. Cabernet, 1885; W. W. Lyman, Napa
| Gutedel 1885; John Thomann, st. Helena
| Gutedel, 1884; H. W. Crabb 0akville, Riesling
| 1888; Napa Valley Wine Co. Gutedel A.
| Harazthy & Co., Riesling, 1884; John Thomann,
| Pineau 1881
Following is the special report of the Wine
| Conn