Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-15

I. w. Butler, Peuryn-Peaches OF the follow
ing varieties D4yt Yellow Cling, Lemon
Cling. Salway. Georges I-aie Cling ana Butler
Cling; Victoria pluas, Hungarian pruuss.
Petit prunes, Orange esinces, Japanese per
simmons, olives and MuSeat grapes
George ". Applegate, Applegate-Squashes,
beets, turnips ana Russian muskmelon.
Chas. Sehutt, Newcastle-Device for covering
young Grange trees to .psotect from frost;
tobacco.
}. II; Reith, Penryn--watermelons
Il. BGleS, NeWcastle-Isabeila, Catawba and
Mission grapes and oranges
II, II. Taylor, OpAir-Snake cuelmbers
John Woodward, Neweastie-Beets and car
n. Pranza. Newcastle-'rwo varieties onions
Jacob Miller, Dotau's Bar-Wine Bokay grapes,
string beans and pomegranates.
J. il. Robinson, ,Newcsste-Peaches of follow
ing varieties: Biyen's Late october, Salway,
Georges Late Cling. Robinsons Seeding
Lemon Cling and MeDevitt Cling.
Jones d Perkins. Ophir-Peaches.
G. w. Threlkei, NeWcastle-Peaches.
G. ". Turner, Loomis-Natural wood growths
OF Placer county.
J. NJ. Gayetty, Penryn-Quartz rock from Bell
Hanson mine, Penryn. anc from PenTyn mine,
also gold prospect from aboye rock,
Dr. II. E. Stafford ROcklin-Mckay's Rocklin
patent pruning sheers.
A. Caldwell, Penryn-Beurre Clangeau and
Keller hybrid pears.
". Hazen, PenFyn-Black Hamburg, Emperor,
AMI Flame TOkay grapes
Jefferson Willcoxsnn, Applegates = Tokay,
Rose de Peru, grey Riessline and Franken Riess-
ling grape, helifiower, gloria mundi and Bald
win apples, japanese persimmOns, corn i'll the
ear, walnuts and chesnuts.
G. Il. Roberts, Landers' StatiOn-Specimens of
Placer county forest growth and soils; also, ap-
Ples, plums primes, hops, ferns and medicinal
herbs.
William Shilling burg Gold Hill-Quinces
C. Hanson, % iaX-Samples of apples.
H. a. Frost. Du.ch l7ldt-Damson plums, Hun
garian pruues Golden Drop plunis; Climber
'I,rfr fsr1l, P.pl- IIpuSuut RaltllnVgOT f4IgSpf
pppin, Wiuesap aud Jonathan apples; Glat
N5rceau, Bartlett. Winter Neis. Louise Bonne
dc Jersey and Easter Beurre pears.
W. II. II. Hudson, Dutch Elas-Belillowef ap-
". p. Nichols Dutch Flat-Nieiden Blush aad
King Of rompkins county apples.
j. H. Ruuckel Dutch tlat-Hungarian prunes,
Winssap, Detroit Red and GTeeniag apples, and
Bartleu pears
j. e. simpson, palegate-Ioua,hau apples.
Mrs. Annie NJ Fuller, AlJl-Smith's cider.
King0f To,npkins County and sWaar apples ard
A. l. S. Martin. ophir-Rose of Peru and Mus
MIS-. Mary Grafmiller, ,Ncwcasue-3lission and
AIuscat grGIes; also sample Of rye
+. Dua.h, RoseyIlle-Eosc de Peru, Feher
Szarg0, Mission, Back Hamburg, Golden Chas
sclas, Flame Tokny CatGwba, Mgscat, Isabella,
Clinton, White Chasselas, Queen Of Nice, Black
Prince and White Muscadine grapes.
II. z. Markert. Roseyille-Hungarien prunes
NJ Borah, shady Run-Plums and apples.
Il. Carter, Loomis-Ziniaudel Flame Tokay
Blue AIalvoisie aud Black Prince.
=. 4. Smith. .COliaX-Wstermelons squash.
J. II. Gregory, Peuryn-Waerm
A !. Godlng, Alta-Nemo, Northern Spy,
Grimes Golden Rambo, Beck's Red, Esopus,
Spitzsnberg, GravensteiG, Baldwin and Winesdp
apples aisJ Bartlett pears
I. Norburg, Penryn-Rosc de Peru grapes,
oTanges, lemons and peaches.
W. A. Hines, Rocklin-Black Morocco, lin
ftrGei, black Hamburg blue Malvoisie johann
nisberg Resisting, Rose tie Peru, purple Damas
Gus, Mission. Black Prince, Catawba Isabella,
Tokay, red Traminer, Bismarck, Sweetwater,
Napoleon Feher SZarga, seedless Sultana, Nus
cat wild California (Tttis Culito Rjcg), Muscatel
Empress, Rose ChaSsclds and Empress grapes.
L. Banuon Penryn-Tokay, Rose de PERU Isa-
bella, Catawba, Mission and black Hamburg
grapes also, exhibit of native wines and
brandieS.
y. Meues, Rosevile-Grapes of the following
varieties: Black FerIera. Flame Tokay, Golden
Chnsseles, Black Hamburg. Nuscat Purple
damascus, Franken Riessling Black Burgundy,
MateTo Mission, Black Prince. Rose de Peru,
Gray dessling, Rose Chasseas, Ziufandel,
Cornuchon. Blue Malvoisie. Black Morocco;
also samples of White Australian and Genesee
wheat and rye.
Andrew Ryder. Loomis-Specimen of present
year growth of plum tree.
Philip Dippel' Iincoln-White Chile wheat
Jesse Thompson, Lincoln-Cultivated wild
oats.
II. B. Allen, Allens-Five varieties string
beans, nine varieties peppers; sweet potatoes,
corn in stalk, pumpkins, squash, cucumbers
and Italian watermelons.
William Barry, Newcastle-Peaches.
G.. T. Bartlett, Blue Canyon-Watermeions
squash, beets, apples, pears, turnips, cucumberS,
cabbage string beans, okra, green corn, pota-
toes, peaches and hops.
Alexander Keller, of Auburn, makes also. as
part of the Placer county exhibit, display Of
about fifty different kinds of metal minerals
and about seventy varieties of stone Tor building
purposes and of those for ornamental and jew
eiry settings. He exhibits several varieties of
free-gold rock aud sulphuretS rich IL gold and
silver, such as iron sulphide, galena and arsen-
zeal. and varieties OF lion, manganese, anti
mony, titamem, nickel, tin, vanadium, banum,
etc; crystallizations Of quartz calcite, bitter
spar, hydro mica, selGnides, etc. The crystals
are Of almost all forms. and taken principally
from paying mines i'll Placer county. He also
shows several varieties Of granite, about twenty
Of ,n-hl,. at,