Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-17

castle; second, $50, P. W. Butler, Penryn;
third, $50, C: T. Adams, Newcastle; fourth,
$40, John Ruth, Jr., Penryn; fifth, IS,
Clark & Williamson, Penryn.
Plums-First, $25, Mrs. ]. Shields, Rou-
tiers; second, $40, Clark e. Williamson,
Penryn; third, $15, Mrs. NJ. E. Fox, New
castle: fourth, $40, w. D. Carpenter, Dia-
mond Springs; fifth, S., Mrs. r. S. Lockett
Perkins.
Figs-First, $5, H. E. Parker, Penryn:
second, 81 so. Mrs. NJ. E. Fox, Newcastle.
Tropical fruits-Best display, $40, Mrs.
NJ. E. Fox, Newcastle.
Oranges-First premium, Mrs. NJ. E.
Fox second premium, Clark & William
son third premium. Isaac Lea.
Best general display--First premium, S.
NJ. Stranahan. Nevada, $40; second pre-.
MUM, $50, Clark & Williamson.
Dried and pressed fruits-Dried figs, s.,
=. Borth; dried peaches, S., Mrs. ].
Shields; dried plums, $5, Mrs. j. Shields;
dried prunes, $40, Mrs. J. Shields dried
aprlcots, So, Mrs. ]. Shields; dried pears,
S., l.. NJ. Stranahan; dried cherries, S. L.
NJ. Sranahan dried blackberries, S., L. NJ.
Stranahan; dried raspberries, So, L. NJ.
Stranahan; dried strawberries, So L. N.
Stranahan; dried apples, S., DR.. Chapman;
peanuts. So, B. n. Bugby.
Best general display of dried fruits by
producer-Fresno exhibit, $40; second
best, $40, d. FL. CEppinger.
Table grapes-C. T. Adams, Newcastle,
S. best display raisins, William Foster,
$50 second best, E. Booth, Roseyille, $40
J. b. Whitcomb, six varieties table grapes,
So; best general display by producer, S25,
George 81. Kerr; table grapes, So, E. L.
Hawk; table grapes, So, E. L. Hawk ts-
BILE grapes, SO, Mrs. NJ. E. Fox; seedless
raisins, $40, ], H. Nile; table grapes, $50,
j. II. Nile; Thomas NJ. Payne, S5; best
general display by producer, E. L. Hawk,
$25; second best display, P. L. Lockett,
S15.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Sweepstakes, Jerseys-Best bull of any
age, Thomas Ward, Oakland, Billy Ralston,
three years old, $50.
Best COW OF any age-H. S. Sargent,
Stockton, Daisy W, $50.
Herd sweepstakes, mich breed, $100-
Leland Stanford
Beef breed sweepstakes, $100-P. S.
Childs Davisville.
Best mich COW, any age or breed-Le-
land Stanford, Pausyne (6,923), Holstein,
356 pounds ID ounces, first prize, $50 Sec
ond prize, f. Burk, Sylpha (5,964), Hol-
stein, 302 pounds ounces, $40.
Best Ayrshire bull-$50, George Bement; );
best COW, $50, George Bement.
OTHER AWARDS.
Antisel Piano Company, upright piano,
silver medal
Best display of confectionery, Charles T.
Barton, $40; best general variety of candies
in the hall, $40
Display of sugarcane, Mrs. R. S. Lockett,
! Perkins. S15.
Mrs. Briggs received the $40 offered by
| Director Cox for the best decorative paint
| ing.
For best collection of vegetables exhibit
| ed by one person, j. d. Hoffman, Lodi, $40;
for the best variety of vegetables exhibited,
$40.
The Bell Conservatory took sill the
premiums in the floral department, as fol-
lows Largest collection of Towering plants
in bloom, $50; collection of ornamental
foliage plants, $50; display of cut flowers,
to be kept fresh during the exhibition, by
replacing $50; collection of new and rare
plants, SIS; display of coleus, distinct va
rieties, SIS; and most varied exhibit of
named varieties of dahlias, $40, collection
of roses in bloom, $40; collection OF fuch-
sias in bloom, $40; collection of tuberoses,
$40; collection of pinks SO; collection
of ferns, SIS; display of bouquets, $40; col
lection of plants suitable for greenhouse,
conservatory and window culture, SIS; dis
play of hanging baskets, containing plants
$40: special floral display $50