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

sS; do, eoekerel and pullet, partridge cochins IS
90 breedlng-pen of partridge Cochlns, Sl0 do,
Fyllnouth Rock cock and hen So; q. E. Duden,
eockerel and pullet, Plymouth Rocks, S3; T.
Waite breeding pen, do, SO; do, cock and hen,
Brown Leghorns, So; do, cockerel and pullet.
/ -; do, breeding-p pen, $40; G. Z. Duden, cock
and hen, White Leghorns, S. H. l. Nichols
breeding-pen, S10 T. Waite, Wyandotte cock
ana hen, s3; W. Jacobs. cockerel and pullet So;
! y. l. Duden, breeding pen $40; I. Waite, black
breasted red game-coek and hen, s.; do, breed
lng-pen, %; do, pair bronzed turkeys, So do.
par wild turkeys, $40: do, pair Toulouse geese,
faced Black Spanish cock and hen, So; do, cock
eTei and pullet, S. do, breeding pen. $40; T.
| waite, cock ard hen, Houdans. So; do cockerel
ana hen, Silver-Spangled Hamburgs. SS; do,
| eoekerel and pullet, IS; do, breeding-pen, $40;
90, Polish cock and hen, 50; do, breeding.pen,
Second Department..
CLASS H.-AGRIcULTuRAL MACHINES
Shippee Combined Harvester Agricultural
/ WORKS, Stockton, hay press, $50.
stanton, thompson d Co., Sacramento, lawn
mower, diploma
! A. IL a. Heilbron, Sacramento. hay and straw
! cutter, diploma
Baker Hami;tor, Sacramento, thrashing ma
! chine, $50 same, horse hay rake So: same
! power corr,sheller, diploma; same, hand corn
! Sheller, diploma.
Benicia Agricultural Works, display of Cali
| iornla-lnade agricultural machinery, S50 same,
| sweep horsepower, California manufacture, $40.
CLASS Iu-AGRIcULTURAL MACHINES.
! Theo. Palm, Sacramento, derrick for grain
| stacking, $40.
Stanton, Thompson Il Co., Sacramento, self
binding harvester, so; same hay pitching ma
! chine, $50; same, corn planter, hand-sower, 81;
| same, one horse cultiYator, S5.
| A. " a. Heilbron, Sacramento, display of
reaping and moving knives. So; same, harrow.
Truman, Harker & Co., San Francisco. cult,
yator, $40
Baker & Hamilton, Sacramento. moving ma
| chine ms and
| $40; same, potato planter, S5; same horse hoe,
| diploma; same, double shovel plow, diploma.
| Benicia Agricultural Works. grain broad cast
| sowing machine, SO.
Wm. Gutenberger Sacramento, field roller
| and crusher, $40.
Minnesota Thrasher Manufsc scturirg Company,
San Francisco seltfeeder for thrashing ma
chine, SO.
CLASS Iv.-AGRICULTURAL MACHINES.
John Klees, tanning mill, IS; do, grain
| cleaner SO.
Henry Gooson, farm gate, SO.
Stanton. Thomson Il Co, windmill, SIS.
| w. o. Pierce, farm gate honorable mention
! Stockton Combined Harvest ter and Agricult-
ural Works, cleaning attachment for thrashers,
SO.
E. j. Long farm gate honorable mention
! G. G. Wickson, feed mill, $40; do, bee hive 3d.
| do, agricultural boiler diploma.
CLASS v.-TooLS AND HOUSEHOLD IMPLEMENTS
Stanton, Thompson Il Co., Sacramento display
! of hay ing and harvesting tools, SO
| Huntington-Hopkins Co, Sacramento cab
/ bage cutter, 81; same, pruning knives, 81 so;
| same pruning shears, S2 so; same, sausage
meat cutter and stutfer, 81.
| A. s. Hopkins Il Bro, clothes horse to occupy
| least space. diploma.
! Jas Linforth, san Francisco, Zimmerman
| fruit eyaporator so.
A. A Heilbron. Sacramento road scraper So
! Baker Il Hamilton, SACRAMENTO, garden seed
| drill, 81
| L. W. Melvin, Sacramento, New Becker wash
/ ing machine, s.; same, Empire clothes wringer,
! diploma
| &. G. Wickson & Co.. san Francisco, butter
| worker, diploma; same, cheese vat and heater
! $40; same display of dairy machinery. $40;
| same, cheese press, diploma; same, milk cooler,
| diploma
/ Point Reyes and Holstein Dairy Company,
CLASS vII.-vEHIcLEs.
! J;W. Wilson, closed family carriage diploma
W. E. Shaw. pleasure car, $40.
A. Meister, open family carriage diploma and
/ S25 do, open buggy, $40; do, lady's phaeton,
$40; do, two-seated open wagon, SIS do, trotting
wagon, SO.
Charles OFT, Jr., market wagon, $40.
| J. Sovereign, breaking cart SO.
! J, Jepson, top buggy, $40
| Christopher Nielsen, business wagon, SO.
/ Baker & Hamilton farm wagon, $50.
| Studebaker bros. lper I. \. Lauder, carriage
| or cab for children, diploma; assortment OF car
| riage material and trimmings, diploma.
| Truman & Hooker, track sulky, s..
Third Department.
! F.. II. Coffman, Sacramento % yards rag car
David Crise, Escondido, display of burlap
| rugs, homemade, silver medal.
| d. II. Quian, sacramento, hats and caps, sill
| yer medal.
Mrs NJ. H. 0ber San Francisco, ladies' shoul-
der brace and corsets, gold medal.
| IngraIh d Bird Sacramento, display of car
pets and rugs $50; same fifteen yards OF wooden
carpet, silver medal.
| Cali ornia Cotton Mills, East Oakland, display
.lr. 4 q. .f.@e1, :
dressed fax, S5; same, 10 yards of cotton duck
and towelIng, y25; same. linen sack twine, s.;
same, 10 yards of Kersey, s..
WeinstocA, Lubin " Co., display of dry goods,
Golden Gate Woolen Mills, san Francisco,
Merrimac blanket So
Christy * Wise, san Francisco, samples OF
California wool, silver medal
The committee found that the goods of the
California Cotton Mills of East Oakland were
worthy OF the silver medal and honorable men-
ton.
CLASS u-NEEDLE. SHELL AND WAX WORK
The cash premiums awarded in this class are
as follows: To Miss Lizzie f. Mund, Sacra-
mento, unsel embroidery; Mrs. J. L. Brown, Sac
ramento, embroidered velvet banner; Miss Clara
Spooner, Ash valley, embroidered piano scarf;
Miss Ida VI. 1saacs, Sacramento, embroidered
table scarf. raised work; same, embroidered
table cover; Mrs. J. c. Jacka, Sacramento,
| raised wool work; Miss Loretta BOIL, Sac
ramento, handkerchief case Mrs j. G.
| jackson, San Francisco, crochet shawl
| Especial premium in this case recommended for
| finest cotton crochet Mrs. Hattie Gardiner,
! Pleasant valley, crochet case: same. lounge,
| afghan same, ornamental grasses same, for
! paper flowers; same for outlined en-
| broidery Mrs. Mary Sacramento she'll
WORK; Mrs. r. S. FraZee Sacramento, crochet,
, afghars; Mrs. NJ. L. OsgOod, Sacramento, patch
| work quilts; Mrs. Eophia Conrad, Sacramento,
/ crochet bed spread; Mrs. Chas. Robin, Sacra-
mento applique work; same, arasene; Mrs. NJ.
E. Tryon, Sacramento, crazy patchwork quilt;
| Geo. VI. Purnell, Sacramento, embroidered silk
| quilt; Mrs. J. W. Coffin, Dixon. embroidered
I na,,
! table scarf in Kensington; same knit mittens:
Mrs. Sadie Pearson, Sacramento, knit bed
spread; Mrs. W. b C. Brown. Sacramento,
| braided pillow and scarf; the Misses Brothers,
Sacramento millinery; same, velvet bonnet;
! same hat; same, silk bonnet; same, feathers;
| same artificial flowers; Mrs. Annie L. Chandler,
best Kensington; Mrs. w. 81. Wright, Sacra-
mento embroidered table cover, best Kensing-
| ton, with cruel on wool; same, knit stockings;
| Mrs C.. A. Patrick, Sacramento best display
| chidren's clothing; Mrs, w. NJ Lyon, Sacra-
! munto, painting on bolting cloth; same,
| surface plush painting; same Kensington
display Of painting on plush silk, balling cloth,
etc.; Mrs Hugh Casey, Sacramento needle
work picture; Mrs. Rayena, San Francisco. best
| bead work by hand diploma recommended);
| Mrs, o. Lumers, Sacramento, best cotton en-
| broidery; Mrs. Agnes Hummel, Sacramento
embroidered handkerchief: same, embroidered
flannel sdIsior Mrs Addie os Carter Nrs wax flowers
+, ris, Sacramento, best chenille display;
same, best sofa pillow; same, plush ribbon
work; Miss Alice Watson, best darned work:
Miss Carrie Daney, best display of lace by hand:
L. n. Hill. best inlaid work Mrs. o. w. Nc
| Gowan, mop work; Mrs. F. F. Arnold, san
Francisco, fire screen, Turkish work;
| iwine painting, luster painting, Spanish drawn
work, fai cy braiding, embroidered bed-spread,
porcelain painting display. and best and hand
somest display of articles made by one lady.
Mrs. w NJ. Lyon, special premium recommended
for fine display of por, eaiu painting, (The com
mittee says it found great difficu ty in deciding
bstween the exhibits of Mrs. Lyon and Mrs.
Arnold.) Special premiums are recommended
for Mrs Morehouse large variety knitted
lace; Eda Mohr, for Persian embroid-
cry; Mrs, o. w. McGowen, feather
work and wood shaving work; Susie
V. Staples for honiton and point lace (yery de-
serving; Hattie NJ. Houston, porcelain paint
ing strong iadorSement Mrs. 5. NJ LEIGH
letter ork of art made OF fish scales and also
panels well worth a premium; Mrs. Horace
Adams honorable mention, though the articles
were not entered for premium). The exhibit
by Rev. J. f. Won Herrlich mot in eompettion),
honorable mention. Miss Mary AIillar, for p0r-
celain painting. honorable mention.
John Breuner, lounge, So; Office chair So;
center table, s.: display of furniture, diploma;
sick chair or couch, diploma; spring mattress.
display of upholstery. SO; display OF widow
furniture, SIG.
W. D. Comstoek, hair-mattress, IS; display OF
California wood, diploma