Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-27
THE CITRrs FAIR.
End of the Second Annual Exhibit a
OroyNle-Premiums Awarded.

| The great Citrus Fair at Oroyiae proved
a most perfect success and closed on Satur-
day night, when E. w. Fogg, President of
The Executive Committee of the Citrus
! Fair, read the following list of awards on
the various exhibits. D. K Perkins and
D. n. Friesleben did not enter their ezhib-
its for premiums
Oranges (best Individual exhibit)-First J
Garcella, s25; second, L. N, Eyler, $40; third,
Mrs. Jas. g. Gray, Sl7 5s: fourth, W. NJ. Pence
MessiIla valley SIS; fifth, Ella Wilcox. S12 So;
sixth, Mrs. B Busy, Thez1nalito, $40; seventh
J.. Saeeoni, 81 50 eighth. Brier and Weleh, S5;
ninth, ). b. Rider 50; TENTH Mrs W. 7. Sexton,
Best swelve budded grown by one person
First. OrOyille Citrus Association. Thermalito
s.: second, G. w. Sovereign; So; third, Mrs
White, s.
Best twelve seedlings grown by one person
First, Mrs. s. j. Busy, Thermslito, IS; second
Brier and Weleh 81; third, j. B. Rider, 81.
Best cluster-First J. saceoni5- s5t second G.
w. Sovereign 81, third, j. J. Smith, 81
Twelve largest-First, Wn Danforth, IS: sec
ond. Mrs. 8. GEmmow, S3 third, Hrs. James c.
Gray, s.
Best individual exhibit budded--First, Ella
Wilcox, $40; second, J. Sacconi, S59third, Mrs
James c.. Gray, - so.
Lemons l6est individual exhibi0-John s.
HutchinS, SO.
Olives (best individual exhibiD-Eeirst, Miss
Annie Ragan 50; second, Mrs. W. +. Sexton, 50;
third, }. Saceoni, -.
Most tastetully arranged exhibit of cfesus fruit
by one indiVidusl-First Ella Wilcox, $40; sec
ond, j. Sacconi, 81 so, third, Mrs. ]. C. Gray S5.
Largest exhibit OF oranges by one individual
grower-FiTst, ]. Gardella, $50; Mrs. Nora
General exhibit 0argest snd most varied ex-
hibit bg one person. First, NJ. V. Roe, $50: sec
ond, w. W. Merrithew, Messia valley, $50:
third, ]. Entzman, South Table Mountain $50.
Most tastefully arranged exhibit-First Mrs
;. 5. Boynton, $40; second, Argonaut Parlor n.
s. G. w, $40.
Largest number of budded orange trees
planted in orchard by individual exhibitor dur
ing the year1SSS-First, DAILY & Sargent, Palermo.
500; second, K. Chamber, SiO
Special premium offered by Z. W. Fogg and
D. X. Perkins-Largest and best exhibit of
oranges in excess of ten thousand by one indi-
vidual producer-J. Gardella 500.
Best floral display-First, Mrs. A. Varney,
$40; second, Thermalito Colony Company S.
A special premium of SIS awarded TO the
Palermo Land and Water Company for merito-
rious, varied and interesting display.
A special premium of $40 awarded to Golden
Fleece Parlor, n. D. G. W.. as third prize.
A special premium of S25 awarded to Their
malito Colony Company for meritorious display.
Almonds (best individual exhibit)-First, R.
Parker, s5;. second, l. LR. Mansfield, s..
Walnuts best individual exhibit)- First, W.
W. Merrithew, So. second, w. NJ. Pence, 49,
Preserves and canned fruits (best individual
exhibit First, Mrs. Bussey, SIS; second NJ V.
Roe, SO; third, Mrs. Hendricks, 81 so.
Tobacco (best individual exhibit)-First, C.
de Book, IS: second, Jos. Entzman, S.; third,
Potatoes best individual exhibit-First. J.
Hoad, IS; second, Z. C. Bowers, SS; third,
Henry Covert, 81.
Melons (best individual exhibit)-First A.
Heckert, 81; second, NJ N.,,Roe, 81.
Cotton best Individual eXhibit)-First, J. ].
Sanders, s.; second, Mrs. A, Varney, 81.
Ounces (best individual exhibit First, E.
Simonson, 81; second, L. n. Eyler, 81
Chez ltnuts (best individual exhibit)- FIRST, Ole
Lund, IS; second, JOS Daniels, 81.
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W. 7. Sexton, IS; second, Miss Annie Ragan
j 81 80; third, Jos; Gardella, 81.
Grapes (best individual exhibit)-First, Mrs.
l. L. Mansfield, So; second, George Spitzler 49,
Apples (best Individual exhibit P H.
Perry, SIS; second, w. NJ. Pence, $40; third, ].
Fl. Hoad, 81 90; fourth, NJ. v Roe, IS; fifth. P
Pears best individual exhibit)-First, NJ. V.
Roe: So. second, L. n. Eyler, So. third, G. B.
Rogers, s..
Pomegranates Cbest individual exhibiO-First,
r. Parker, IS; second, W. w. Merrithew, 81
Persimmons (best individual exhibit)-First,
". N. Pence, 80; second, H. C. Bell, SIS; third,
| NJ. V. Roe, 8.
Raisins (best individual exhibit)-First C, H.
Leggett d Son, $40; second, C. L. Durham, S5;
third, Henry Preston, 81 50.
Prunes (best individual exhibit)-First, J..
Wood, 50; second, J. S. Hutehins SO; third, J..
| Russell, s.
Figs (6est individual exhibit)-First, C. H.
Leggett q Son, S5: second, R. Parker, ST. third,
| Mrs. Hendricks, s..
Bleached fruits (best individual exhibits L
sklllin, $40; second, ]. Wood, s.; third, NJ V.
Roe, 50 so.
Sun-dried fruits (best individual exhibit
First, N. Y. Roe, -; second, B. Russell S3;
| third, +. EntZman, 81.
Honey-Frank Peter, Morris Ravine, 81
California woods manufactured and pressed)
! "A. Heckart, Messi.la valley, So.
Negetables-W. A. Coates, Moore's Station, S.
Liquorice-W. Dunstone Wyandotte, 81
Largest single orange-Mrs. Breslauer, 81
Chrysanthemum Especial premium)-MrS A.
Narney, Moore's Station. SO.
Minerals largest and best collection)-Fir
W. B. HeekaTt, Messilla valley, SO; second, NJ.
v. hoe, Nimshew, S5.
Gold quartz Especial premium) m)-McMillan
Bros, So; Z. w. Fogg. S5; = Morgan, s..
Olive oil preSs-Mrs. Sexton, SIS.
| Special preIDium-Mrs Calkins, 500.
Beets-G. A. Hill Paradise 81.
Sugar beets-George Peter s..
Peanuts-First, Geo. Hutchins, Central House.
8; second, R. C. Grubbs, Wyandotte, 81.
Green tomatoes-First, B. Russell, Paradise,
| 81; JOS GaIdella, 81
Egg. plant-H. Covert, Clear creek, 81
Practical preparations from citrus family
| Norton & Ekman, So.
| Seeding date trees-Mrs. NJ. Elliott, 81.
Seeding orange trees-Christman Il Hibon,
| Coal Canyon, 81 so.
Pumpkins-First, John Rafferty,, Wyandotte,
s.; second, J. Z. Allen, Bangor, 81 J. Howard,
Paradise, 81.
Alfalfa hay-First W. NJ Pence, Mesina val
, ley, 81 so.
Pop-corn-First A. Parrish, Mesilla valley,
| S2i second, A. Heckart, Mesilla valley, 81.
Hops-First, I. Cress, WyaDdotte, 81; second,
| David Whipple, Wyandotte, 81.
Beans-First, c. ;. Yetter Orovile, 81; second,
| IL. Wright, Concow.
| StrawbeCres-R R. Frisbee, Oroville 81 50.
Sugar cane-First, Charley Now Ming Oro-
vile, 81; second, r. c. Grubbs, Wyandotte, 81.