Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-15

Whittier, Fuller & Co.-Paper hangings and
! border S..
| Alreda Meza-Mexican saddle OF home man
ufacture, s..
R. W. Neeley-For best general display, silver
| medal heavy boots, SIS; dress boots, So gen.
| tleman's shoes, s.; Congress CATERS S5; boot
| ines, SS.
James Longshore Exhibit of travelling trunks,
bags and valises silver medal and sl0
5 p Taylor & Co., San Francisco-Best gen.
eral display of paper, $40.
A. A. Van Voorhies & Co.-Harness display
| special premium recommended.
CLASS n.-KITcHES UTENSILS
Mrs. J. L. Baker, Sacramento-Display OF
kitchen utensils diploma
| G. w. Goddard, Sacramento-Horse- shoes, ETC.
| premium recommended
Huntington Hopkins Cc.-For general display
OF hardware so; iron and steel, so; blacksmith
| tools, diploma and SO: pocket cutlery S5; wire
| goods, diploma and s.; copper work. $40; mill
| saws, 50: mechanics tools, S2J modern build
| ing hardware, $50.
| a. A; Heilbron-Butchers' supplies and goods.
+ Abner Doble, san Francisco-Diploma for
picks Also diplomas for blacksmith tools, iron
| and steel.
j, W Eaton, Observation-Disclosures designs,
| diploma.
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Company, of San
tIanclsco-DlSpiay OF circular saws SO.
| Boyd u Morgan, of Stockton-Diploma Tor
| horse Shoes
| Selby Lead Smelling Company, of Sau Fran
cisco-separate Diplomas for shot, tin pipe, lead
| T. Boyle, of San Francisco-Di Diploma for hoof
| clasp, and improved bevelled horse shoe nail.
CLASS v.-~FURNITURE.
| J d. Huffman, display of California woods,
| silver medal.
Frank Kulhne, side tables and inlaid work
| table, diploma
| Ingram Il Bird were recommended a special
premium forsparlor: furniture, upholstery parlor
SETS silk curtains portieres, lace curtain. Mott
lngham curtains, fancy chain for curtain plush
| and cOrnice poles
Capital Furniture Company, dressing bureau.
Sl0; bookcase, So; wardrobe, SO; lounge, So;
school furniture.
Fifth Department.
CLASS u.-FLoUR AND GRAIN.
J. D. Huffman, display of grain in sheaf, $40.
John Reith, Royal Australian wheat $40.
B; n. Bugbey, barley, S5; Chevalier barley, S.;
| yellow corn, 50; white corn, s5.
c. A. Hull, Chile Wheat, S..
Mrs L. S. LOckett garden seed SO
The committee finds that San JOAQUIN
! county has an unexceled exhibit of cereals,
and that no entry has been made for
individual premiums. 1t is recommended
| that proper recognition be given by
way OF special award. The collection" !"
says the Committee, embraces a large variety
OF both wheat and barley. The tasty arrange
ment OF them, in both Sheaf and kernel, makes
an exhibition that IS certaiuly mertoriOus, and
| does great credit to the section represented"
CLASS v.-CHEEsE.
Best cheese one year old and over, John
Burns; ,Nicolaus SIS best cheese under one
cheese, same, SIS and diploma
The display made by G. 8. Wickson & Co. the
Committee regard as very meritoriOus, ''aud
worthy OF the highest award of the Associa-
ton
The dairy machine.exhibited BY James McM.
Shafter was also regarded by the Committee as
very meritorious and deserving of special con-
sideTation.
Seventh Department.
Awards in the Art Department in addition to
gold and silver medals already published: Ed
ward Deakin, S45; J.: A. Stanton, SIS; A. Joullin,
$40; Oscar Kunath, $50; +. a. Deakin, $40; H.
W. \. Nahl, $50; J. A. Stanton, $50: Mrs E. Died
man, So; Amanda Austin, $50; William, Keith
Si5; Mrs. Irelan, SIS; W. F. Jackson, Sl5; H.
Raschen, $50; A. G: Rodriguez, $50; Alice H.
Vincent, SIS; Fred Yates, S25; Mary Curtis Rich
ardson, s25; S. NJ. Brookes $50; c. F. Wilson, SIS;
L. NaTjor, SIS; Newton Bush, S25; r. D. Yelland
$50; c. Won Reibandt, Sl5; /. Roethe $40; f. l.
Heath, $50; Eva Withrow, $50; ]. Ras, ell, SIC; c.
Prosch, $40; Emil Carlson, $40; CGris. Jorgensen
Sl5; G. Boedewig, s.; Oscar Deakin, $40; Mrs S.
E Rogers, s.; Adaline Morse, s.; Mrs. S.
Farnen, 50; a. Nicholson. SO; w. ]. Mier S.:
Mrs, Kate P. Herrick, So W. ]. Straight, S.:
Mrs. NJ. H. Payne, S5; Mrs. NJ. C. Boyd, So: j.
Brochand, s.; R. Helms, So; Sacramento School
of Design, $50.
Juyenile-Ned Blanchard, s..
Amateur-Mrs NJ. I. Tryon, silver medal for
most meritorious display and $40: Mrs w. G.
Richardson, 50; Mrs S s Boynton, SIS; j. A. La
Fountaine, S.; W. B. Sawyer, Paul Memogalna
Mrs. Frank Powell, Clarkson Dye, Miss NJ. E.
Phipps, s5 each; Miss Mary Slaizbaek, Ada
Hughes, Annie Pearl, Miss Mossmayer, Louise
j Conrad, Jennie Hopper, Mamie Crouch, Mag
gle OToole, Josephine Hays, MISS Harris S.
each.
Photographic. A. Gregory, Sacramento,
silver medal and SIS; Taber, San Francisco, SIS:
Boysen Sacramento, SO.
Pen and Ink Drawing-Csrl Eisenchimel, sill
yer medal and $50; Chris Jorgensen, SIS; J. A.
Stanton, S25; Oscar Deakin SO
Sculpture-Hapersberge silver medal and
800; W. A. Newell, S25; F. F ohr, SIS; c. F. Hal
land, $40
Mechanical Free-hand Drawing by class in
public school-SacrGmento Grammar school,
so.
Best Original Mechanical Drawing. Jacob
Lowenstien Il Son, silver medal.