Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-01
LOCAL MELANGE.
The Agricultural Fair Still
Continues.
AN EAST SIDE CELEBRATION
Arrangements in Progress for 8
Jubilee When the Cable
Road Opens.

The attendance at the Fair yesterday
was very light, perhaps owing to the fact
that the public was not entirely aware oi
it's continuance into this week. The
Seventh Regiment band was not to be
obtained to make the customary parade
in its behalf. In the evening, however,
it was in attendance, and under the di.
rection of H. E. Hamilton rendered the
following programme:
March, "Tower Light Iafantry," Ap.
pelles; waltz, "Fruhlingsbluman, }" Wald.
teufel; descriptive polka, "The Jolly
Blacksmith" Eilenburg; schottische /;
overture, "Orpheus," Offenbach; waltz,
Paradise" Bennett; potpourri, NEGRO
Melodies" Boyer; galop, "Chic."
The fruit tables have been cleared of
all decayed articles and quantity OF
fresh fruit has been obtained. The San
Diego exhibit will be almost entirely re-
newed today. Nothing is impaired by
the lapse of time and the exposition is
just as attractive as it was a week ago.
and Just as worthy of large attendance.
On looking their books over more
carefully the directors learn that several
omissions of awards were made in the
lists submitted for publication. There
should have been a mention of the fine
display of bananas of ]. Fred Blake. The
LIS Angeles Glove Mandatory received
a diploma with first premium. Mrs.
Katie Schultz took first premium, $2, for
a sofa pillow, and J. d. Lewis, of Ell
Monte, received a diploma, first pre-.
MUM, for the best display of hops.
1t also appears that in the list of
awards published in this paper few
omissions were made, owing to the fact
that one sheet of the official list was
overlooked. They contain the awards to
two well.known dealers, Henry Giese
and G. g. Wickson & Co. They are as
follows:
Best Mccormick harvester and SELF
binder, H. Gese; first premium, di-
ploma.
Best triple section zigzag harrow; H.
Giese; first premium, diploma.
Best fourteen-inch steel plow, II.
Giese; first premium, diploma.
Best sxteen.inch chilled plow; Fl.
Giese; First premium, diploma.
Best square corner sulky plow, 81.
Giese; first premium, diploma.
Dcoo Dui ldHm WdSOu, Il. CIl6b6, urbC
premium. diploma.
Best Ludlow spring wagon, H. Giese !;
first premium, diploma.
Best churn, G.G. Wickson & Company !;
FIRST premium, diploma.
1 Best butter workers, G. G. Wickson &
Company; first premium, diploma.
Best farmers tools, G. G. Wickson &
Company; first premium, diploma.
Best feed mill, G. G. Wickson & Com.
pany; first premium, diploma.
Best hay cutter and straw cutter, G.
G. Wickson; first premium, diploma.
LOS ANGELES POULTRY RANCH.
Special mention should be made of the
exhibit of A. G. Ruschhaupt from the
Los Angeles poultry ranch. Two years
ago Mr.. Ruschhaupt bought out J. 7.
Brown and W. B. Nesbit, and has since
that time made a great success of raising
chickens. He has twenty varieties on
his place, and at the last fair took fifteen
premiums. This year he takes twelve
premiums. Eggs from his ranch are
shipped all over Southern California,
and into New Mexico and Arizona. Out
Of the many who talk about the need this
country has for the raising of more
poultry, here is one who goes ahead and
makes pronounced success of the busi-
ness. Mr.. Ruschhaupt has a valuable
catalogue which he sends free to ap.
plicsnts. This ranch is on State street
in Brooklyn Heights, but the address is
Box 43, Station B.