Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-15

George Palmer. of Compton. enters b. g.
Marble. and b. 8. Sampson.
W. Rose. of Ballona, enters g. 8. Ma
poleon.
John 8. Patterson. of Ventura. enters D. s.
Leon.
G. A. coffman. of Rsnchito. enters ch.
SO rel m. Mollie.
wm. Rose, OF Ballona. enters b. m. Belts
and roam m. Ballona.
G orge Cook enters sr. m. Sallie.
CLASS 5-RoADsrERs.
J. Fl. Lehigh, OF Tustin. enters b. S. Cap
DR.; David Burbank. of Los Angeles, Ell.
ters b. 8. Tramp.
c. A. purfee, of Los Angeles. enters b. S.
Del Sur.
John D. Young. of Los Angeles. enters
j. W. Bixby, of Long Beach. enters m. b.
Denn0uln.
A. J. Hutchinson. OF Los Angeles, enters
blk horse Pasha and b. I. Fannie.
j. j. Reynolds, of Los angeles, enters b.
S. II. NJ. J. and ch. s. Gladstone.
Hill.
DR.. C. Edgar Smith, of Los Angeles. enters
ch. g. Pendennis and b. M. Sultana.
CLASS 7-RoArsrER TEAMS.
Or. c. Edgar Smith, enters b. IN Sultana
and b &. Pendennis.
CLASS S-sADDLE HORSES.
j. II. Helm, OF San Diego county, entors 9.
m. Julian and b. 6. Rebel Chief.
CLASS 19-HoRsEs FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.
J. H. Thompson. of Compton, enters CHI
John Morgan.
John Ralston, of Ell Monte, enters ch. S.
Connor
William Smith. of Los Angeles, enters b.
s. Chief ofthe Echos.
George W. Stockton. enters g. s. Paddy
Baxter
John D. Young, of Los Angeles, enters ST.
s, Young America.
j. M. Dawson, of Los Angeles, enters b. s.
General Washington.
William Rose, of Ballona. enters g. s..
George Klein, of Compton. enters g. S.
Prince.
GLASS 11-CoLTs.
George Klein, OF Compton, enters S. s..
Prince.
J. NJ. Dawson, of Los Angeles, enters b. C.
Birney.
Ben Walton, of Compton, enters C. s. Pom
pey and br. C. Brownie
H. W. Shaw, OF Sepulveda, enters 5. C.,
Young Exile and ch. I. Fallen Leaf
G. A. Coffman, of Ranchito. enters b. C..
Julia.
William Rose, OF Ballona, enters sorrel
Prince and blk. C. Queen and s. g. McKiel.
j. Y. SAVERS, OF Hueneme, enters b. c..
Leon.
Canayan & Thayer. of Downey. enter g.
Matte d.
C. A. Durfee enters blk. I. Miss Stout.
George Cook enters S. C. Madge.
POULTRY.
James T. Brown has a large exhibit OF
poultry, embracing pair (cock and hen)
of Light Brahmas. one pair of Partridge Co
chins, pair Croad Langshans, pair Pl ymouth
Rocks. pair Wyandot es, pair white-fsced
Black Spanish, Tair White Leghorns, pair
Brown Leghorns, pair Black Hamburgs,
pair IS. S." Hamburgs, pair Houdans, pair
red Pyle game Bantams, pair gold SebrighI
Bantams, and fine display of Bronze tur-
keys. Mr.. Brown has the only exhibit OF
the above class, and il speaks well for Los
Angeles breed.
Durham. Polied Angus and Hereford
bulls in one class.
Duke OF Rinchito, by Duke of Chico !; C. A.
Coffman, Ranchito.
Phero, by Turko d. Philimeana; Andrew
Smith, Redwood City, Cal.
Prof. Mike; J. W. Waters, Jr., San Beruar-
dino.
Parker, two-year-old Hereford bull;J w.
Pixley & Co, Long Beach.
Duke II of Rancnito, by Duke of Ranchito
c. A. Cotfman, Ranclito
j w. Waters, Jr., OF San Bernardino, ais o
enters two bull calves from Duke OF Ranc L.
ito.
The cattle display is much finer this year
than last. Among the three-year.old cows
G. A. Coifman of Ranchito. has on exhibit
the Bernardino Daisy. By Prof. Mike.
]. w. Waters. Jr., presents Lad Mary, the
Maid OF Willow Grove Farm and San Ber.
nardino Pride, by Duke of Ranchito
VIM. Niles, of Los Angeles, and +. Bar.
retto. OF Downey. have some fine Jerseys
that attract considerable attention from
levers of COW flesh.
VIM. Niles has also large selection OF
fine Deyons which rank close to the Jerseys.
The best herd of thoroughbred cattle are
those entered by II. J. Blrretto, OF Downey,
and J. W. Waters. of San Bernardino, and J..
W. Bixby, of fLong Beach.
THE HOS DISPLAY
Is the finest ever seen in this section. The
exhibitors are Joseph Matthews, of Reno,
New; G. A. Csfman, Of Rsnchito. and An
drew Smith, OF Redwood City. The latter
gentleman has also the celebrated boar
Duke on exhibit.
II. Giese has the only exhibit of agricui-
tural Implements on the ground, embracing
plows, farm Wagons, etc.