Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-14
WHOLE NO. 11,e73

HHaneocs Han5; &; sacramento; second, LORNA s.. J. j.
Best mare sucking colt Albina De Met. $40.
| W. r. smith, Sacramento
| Class VII.-DRAFT HoRsEs-NoRMANs
BeSt stallion four years old and over yigen
Best stallion, three wears old Attila. $50 II
WilSey, Petalums.
Best two years old. Frank Pixlev. go
+, D. chandler, ,Elnira; second, Durand, as
| Elmira. ~ ''-'' - o'''''''i''s''
Best mare, four years old and over with colt.
M&Sg e. So r. B. Dodge, Bingbampt0n.
| Lest mare, four years old and over, Biche SO
| L. B. Chandler ElTnira
Best mare, sucking colt Magnolia, flo. F. Z.
! Dodge, Blnghampton.
Class VIiI.-pRAFT HoRsEs-PERCHERoNs
i Fest stallion d four years old and oyer, Lure
VILE $40, John Seawsrd, Wheatland second
HercuIe' Sn Thomas Skellman. Petaluma
CLASS Ix.--cLYDEsDALE
Best stallion four years old and over, Dixie
$40, J. Roberts, Irvington.
Best stallion two yeas old, Prince, SO James
Best stallion one year old, Jubilee. j. Roberts
best stallion under one year old, J. Roberts.
Best mare four years old, with colt, julie go,
s,h Best mare four years old and over. Damsei.
$50, j. Roberts
Best mare three years old, Dollie SIS. ]. Ro5-
Best family horse, J. Roberts.
Second Department.
CLASS MACHINERY, ENGINES, ETC
faclhc Manufacturing Company, per B +
BAH, sacramento, SO; Stanton Thomuso. 4,
90, 60, sacramento, machine for manufacturing
neld or garden fence, $50; Root, Nelson Z Co
sacramento, apparatus for raising water for II
ilsating purposes, $50; f, B Huntington San
isnelseo, model centrifugal 70 Ter quartz mill,
SIS; Parke IL Lscey San Francisco, Westins,-
mouse l5-horse-power engine, premium recon-
mended; Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co Ean
francisco, saw GUNNER, 81; George w Topping,
| forDia made, $50.
Fourth Department,
class nI.-sToyEs, CASTINGS, ETC
A a. Aitken; AZ parlor CRATE, So; B. L. Ball, rarm
{. d. Harvey, warming furnace, s..
CLASS vL-wooDENwARE
A s. Hopkins Il Bro, Sacramento, display Of
low ware, Sl0 split wood baskets, Sc; osier-ware
%; woodenware, S25; broom corn, brooms aad
brushes, 10; assortment of haiI brushes, s.; As
sortment OF coopers' ware, SO E n Hill, in
laid table -: Nhittier, Fuller 4; Co., display Of
window-shadeS, S5 same, display gilt france
- /. W. Schwamb. display of twist molding,
%; same fancy moldIng and scroll saving, s..
CLASS vI.-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, Ere
l. X. L. Elastic Truss, diploma; c.. A. Fisk
electric machine diploma; Waterhouse Electric
and Manufacturing Co. of Hartford, CT. two
electric generators and dynamos, SO; vol aic
are lamp. SO; i1cGndescent lamp. SO; Y1t
meter, diploma: alnneter, diploma; Dir. A. =.
Sherwood, pad truss, diploma: duplex galyacic
belt, diploma; A. C. shaw, telluran astrononi-
namo, diploma; W. G. Clark agent electric ma
chine, diploma; w. C. Clark, agent cleo
TIC tITlc inc andescent machine, diploma
W. L. clark, chandelier, diploma.
CLASS vuI.-CHEMIcALS
Capital Soap Company, best display of soap.
silver medal; bleaching soap, diploma toilet
soap, diploma; CASTLE soap, diploma. A. s.
Hopkins Il Bro, writing fluid, 81; blacking 81;
Guitard Manufacturing Company, baking pow
der, diploma; chocolate, diploma. T. W Jack
son, agent, potash, 50: cauc-tic toda, diploma;
lnseeticlde potash, diploma Selby Smeiting
Works, bluestone and copper. diploma. Heuter
Bros. Y Co, copal yarnish, 50; general display
yarnlshes, diploma. J. Reynolds, prussiate ofpot-
ploma. All. II. Kelly. Golden West oil, di-
Dloma; Meals carriage paints, diploma. JOhn
Reynolds, oil OF vitTol muratic, diploma: nitric
acid, diploma. Alf. Il. Kelly, impeTishshe
paint diploma.
CLASS Ix.-sToSEwARE BRICKS, ETC
George Muddox, stoneware SO; water-pipe
OF water line diplomat drain tile 50: roofing
80; hre-brieS, diploma; pressed brick, diploma;
pottery, various kinds, diploma. Gladding Nc
Bean & Co, terra Gotta diploms. A. Aitken,
flooring tile, 50. II. Palmer demiiohn, diploma;
Z; Newman, di play of glassware $40. InYO
Marble Company, dressed stone, diploma.
Z.
Alex. Keller, useful minerals; fossils of Cali
fornia silver medal; illustrating geology, silver
medal crystallized minerals silver medal
polished stone specimens: diploma. II. F. Frye.
cabinet of minerals, diploma Nevada county
exhibit, diploma: Inyo Marble Company va
rlety OF marble, diploma.
CLASS M.-MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK
a. Aitken, polished marble $50: marble statu-
airy, silver medal marbleizrd slate, silver maf85;
mar5leized iron, silver medal.
Fifth Department.
CLASS Gu.-vEGETABLES, ROOTS, ETC.
s.; Hubbard squash, S5 cTook-neck squash So
tomatoes, Is B. y. Bugbey sweet potatoes
special premium recommended; pun pkins, So
sweet watermelons 81; striped waterne Ions. -;
sugar beets, So.
c. Langdon, potatoes twhite) So; potatoes {red)
%; yellow onions, 81. L. A. Bridgeford syeet
potatoes, %. Mrs. George Muddcx, cucuubers,
s.; gherkinS, 81.
elicia GabreIla, parsuips, S3; carrots. az
blood beets, g; turnips, So; drumhead cabbage
50: red dutch, So caulifower, 81; broeole. 81
lettuce, 81; red onions. 81; white onions sS
satisfy, 81; celery 50; corn, green, s.: canta
ioupes, 81; muskmelons, SS white beans, 81;
kidney bush, SS; field peas, dry, 81: garden peas
dry, SS; castor oil bean, s.; egg plant. So best
table yegetab 'es, $50. J, D. Hoffman, table
yegeta3eS, SO potatoes, %, Irish potatoes, 50.
}. Nlckerspn, stock beets, premium recon-
meuded.
CLASS vG.-BEEAD, BUTTER, ETC
W. f. Peterson, nest of four loaves bakers
bread, s.; American BiscuiTICompany san Fran
cisco, pilot bIead, 81; same butter crackers, 81:
81; Mrs. D. De Hull, best biscuil, s2, same. soda
biscuit, 81; same wheat bread, S5; Mrs W r.
Wright, best display of bread. $40 same, do
mestIc rye bread, So; same, domestic brown
bread, 50; Miss Emma Muddox, graham bread
s.. The committee recomend special premium
to Mrs / e Burrel for doughnuts; also. to Miss
Agnes Hopper, IL years of age a special
premium Tor soda biscuit.
Sixth Department.
CLASS H.-HoYEY, PRESERVES, PICKLES, ETC.
Mrs George C. McMuIep, S8; blackberry
Jelly, s.; straw berry Jelly, SS; blackberry jam.
So. Mrs. George C. McMu!ien, second best dis
play Of jams and jellies So. Mrs. H. E Parker
as st fg pe o dsRay RaSy K k9wen ~s aba B4addy I
peaches, s. picked peaches, So. Letenbaum
Bros, canned and preserved jam and Jelly by a
SIS; black currant jelly 81; raspberry jam. s.
ART DEPARTMENT MEDALS.
Ribbon colors-Gold, blue; silver red
Most meritorious display of oil paintings.
Marriott, San Francisco, gold medal
Best oil painting-Humsn figures Oscar Kn-
nsth silver me 1al.
Best oil painting in generi, still life or flowers
"A. Joullin, silver medal.
Best oil painting in landscape-Wm Keith,
silver medal.
Best marine in oil-R. D. Yellaud, silver
me dal.
Most meritorious display in crayon or char
coal-C. Arthur Nahl, silver medal
Sculpture-F. Hafersberger silver medal.
Pen and ink drawiDg-Carl Eisenchmel 8il-
YER medal.
Photographic. a. Gregory, silver medal.
Amateur-Most meritorious exhibition, Mrs.
VI. L. Tryon, silver medal.
Original mechanical drawiDg-Jacob Lowen-
stein, silver medal.
SPECIAL MENTION.
The Candy Kitchen.
No department of the Pavilion has -e-
ceived more attention from the public than