Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-20
AWARDS OF PRE- NUNS.
Following are additional awards of
premiums:
First Department.
CLASS VII.

Stations Best four-year-old and over, Juno. C.
S. Crittenden. San Francisco, first premium, $40:
second, Worth Ober, Sacramento, Jolly, $40; best
three ear-old MW. Hicks Sacramento, Brilliant,
$50; second, L. Whitmore, Woodland, Darkness,
SIS; best two-year old, Henry I,emp, Pleasant
Grove, Prompteri Jr., SO; second, Chris. Sieber,
Woodland. Prince, SIS; best one-yearOld, to
same, Cleveland, Si5; second, to same, Hen
bricks, 81 50; best sucking colt Henry Klemp,
Pleasant GROVE, Promptor, Jr., SO; second. A.
d. Miller, Walsh's Station, Garland, So.
Best gelding, ]. r. Hodson, Sacramento,
Illustration, $40: second. J. L. McCord, Sacra.
mentO, Guess, go.
Mares-Best four-year-old and over NJ. W.
Hicks, Sacramento, Empress, $40; second g. W.
Griffin, Woodland, Lucy, $40; best three-year-
second, L. Whitmore, Woodland Dell, SIS; best
two-year-old. Worth ODER. Sacramento, Katy
Did, $40; second, L. Whitmore, Lutte, SO; best
one,yearold, Ben. E; Harris, sle; second; c.
Kirby, Sacramento Rosebud, s.; best sucking
colt J. II. Costello Elk Grove, Lady Sterling,
80; second, L. X. Alsip, Sacramento. Birdie, So
CLASS yIII.-CARRIAGE HORSES.
Best matched span of carriage horses, James
McNasSer, Sacramento, Geo. Morgan and Gray
Chief, silver goblet or $50; second, to same on
King and Bob, silver goblet or S25.
CLASS IN.-RoApSTER TEAMS.
Best double team ofroadsterS, c. S. Crittenden
San Francisco, Allie Whipple and Dawn, silver
goblet or $40; second Geo. Dickinson, Roseville
Little Nell and Dinah, silver goblet or $50.
CLASS XI.-sADDLE HORSES.
Best mare or gelding Ben. Z. Harris San
Francisco Dandy, $50; second ]. A. McCloud
Stockton, Judge p, $40.
CLASS Xu-swEEPsTAKEs.
Best stallion c. S Crittenden, San Francisco
Juno silver pitcher or $780, best mare C. Hal
verson, Routiers, Maggie s., silver pitcher OF
SlC0.
Second Department..
CLASS I.-MACHINERY ENGINES ETC.
Best portable steam engine, Benicia Agri
cultural Works, $50. Westinghouse engine
35-horSe power, Park & Lacy, premium recon-
mended; to same, 40 horse power, same report.
Apparatus for raising water for irrigation OF
mining purposes, San Francisco Tool Company
S2s display of machinery from one shop, San
Francisco Tool Company, so. Apparatus for
raising water for irrigation purposes, Stanton,
Thomson & Co., honorable mention. Well
pump, II. H. Linnell, Sacramento, $40. Quartz
crusher, William Gutenberger, Sacramento. Sl5.
Fence-making machinery, John Lambert, Sac
ramento s20 machinery for same purpose, r.
d. Poole, Alameda, honorable mention.
CLASSES H., III. AND Iv.-AGRICULTURAL MA
CHIMES.
Best thrashing machine, Baker & Hamilton.
Sacramento, $50; horse hay-raGe, to same, s5;
bean thrasher, to samee special notice: Power
corn-sheller and lawn mower, TO same, diploma
each; best display of agricultural machinery,
California manufacture, Benicia Agricultural
Works, S50i cider mill and press, A. 4. A. He'll
bron, Sacramento. diploma; lawn sprinkler,
John Bean. Los Gatos, diploma; hay-pres J. s.
II. Miller, Sacramento, so; sweep horsepower,
II. H Linnell. Sacramento, SO; hay and straw
cutter. G.. G. Wiekson, San Francisco diploma;
grain broadcast sowing machine, B. & H., Sac
ramento, special mention: selfraaing reapirg
machine, TO same, $40; combined reaper
and mower to same, SO; machine
knives, 50; hand eorn-planter, to same
y; potato planter, TO same, So; one
horse elevator, to same. 50: horseshoe, TO
s.sn H., 4
Works, $40; field roller and crusher. Wilism
Gutenberger, Sacramento. $40 wheat drill, Hol-
man, Stanton Il Co., So hay-pitching machine,
to same, $40; corn planter horse power, to same,
vester, A. IL A. Hebron, Sacramento, $50; pulver-
izing harvester. to same, premium recon-
mended; harrow, to same, so; double shovel
pow, to same, diploma; moving machine,
Farmers Union, San Jose. $40; broad cast
sowing machine, J. Price, San Leandro, $40;
best grain cleaning attachment for thrashing
machine, Baker & Hamilton, SO: farm feed
mill, Benicia Agricultural Works, $40: tanning
mill, Daniel Best. Oakland, 50; beehive without
bees, II. H. Linnell, sacramento, So refrigera-
tor, to same, diploma; windmill, to same, SIS.
CLASS WOODS AND HOUSEHOLD IMPLEMENTS.
Best display haying and harvesting tools,
Baker q Hamilton, $40; garden seed drill, to
same. 81; Acme steam fruit drier, f. Bachelor,
san Francisco $40; churn, A. S. Hopkins & Bro,
Sacramento: butter-worker, to same, diploma;
clothes horse to occupy least space, TO same,
diploma: clothes wrnger, E. w. Melvin, Sacra-
mento, diploma; farm road seraper, VIM. Fart
man, Petaluma So.
CLASS yI.-PIowS
Best stnbble plows, Baker q Hamilton, So;
cast iron plow, to same, S.; chilled
plows, to same, SIS; subsoil plow Benicia
Agricultural Works, IS; gang plow to same, S25;
one-horse pillow, to same, So: side hill pillow, to
same, S.; sod pillow, to same, So; dynamometer,
Stanton, Thomson & Co., So; pillow for all pur-
poses, to same, 50; sulky pillow, A. & A. He'll
bron. Sacramento, $40; steel pillow, to same, So;
sulky gang plow, Matteson & Williamson, Stock
ton, special mention.
CLASS yI.-yEHIcIFs
Best farm wagon for general purposes, Baker
& Hamilton, Sacramento, so. Breaking cart,
Myron F. Tarble, Los Angeles, slO track sulky,
TO same, IS. Open buggy, C. Nielsen, Sacra-
mento, SO; business wagon, to same $40; trot-
ting wagon, to same, SO. Pleasure cart Knox
& Baker, Woodland $40. Top buggy, J. F. Hill,
Sacramento, diploma aud SIS; display carriage
wheel hubs, to same, diploma; exhibit Califor-
nia-grown woods, to same, silver medal Closed
family carriage. Studebaker Bros, Sacramento,
diploma and SIS: spring market wagon, to same,
$40: wagon or carriage brake, to same, diploma.
Two-seated open wagon, E. Mester, Sacramento.
SIS; open family carriage, to same, diploma and
SIS; lady's phaeton, to same, $40.