Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-10
Premiums Awarded.


Premiums Awarded.
The fair is now in full blast and the at
tendance large, bo,h at the Park and Pa.
vllion. Every body is having g good time
but the 'sure-thing" gamblers, who
haven't made salt expenses. A wheel-of
fortune man that paid $3.50 for room rent,
and runs an orchestra of three negroes at
an expense OF Sl5 day, yesterday took in
put 81, and s. on Wednesday. They all
declare II is their last trip TO lone.
Last nights programme at the Pavilion
cons! sted OF vocal solo, by Miss Emma
Woolsey; a reel alton, by Miss Nellie Surface:
a Duet OF remarks between Mayor Gregory of
Sacramento and Secretary of State Hen
bricks that fairly brought down the house:
vocal solo, By Miss Mary Gregory; piano
solo, Miss Susie Surface; selection, by the
H0ssar Band Orchestra; address, by Hon.
Jud. G. BrQsie; vocal solo, Miss Nellie
Adrlance: chorus, by the Glse Club and
closing selection by the orchestra
The lair will continue, with q splendid
programme of races and Pavilion exercises
until Saturday night. The committees fin.
Ished their work yesterday, and complete
list OF the premiums as awarded is here
given:
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
Glass |. Thoroughbred DEMONSTRATION. three
years old and upward, SO, Morton, Thomas 4
Boyle, Sacramento.
Glass H., Graded Horses-Mare, three wears
old and upward, Si2 so, Bay Belle L. F. Walker
Jackson. mare, two years old, $40, Maud, l. NJ
Earle, Lancha Plana; stallion, three years old
ana upward -l5, Ajax, C. F. Bunch, lone: stall
lion, one year old, 81 so, Ben Butler, w. II
PrJuty, lone: colt, under one year IS, A Brad
icy lone; FLY, under one year, 50, A Bradley
lone.
Glass III, F amilies-T thoroughbred stallion
WIN not less than I'VE of his colts, all thorough
Glass ", Horses of All Work Stallion gelding
or mare, three years olds and upward s20,
Young Peacock, VI. 4. Sparks, Gait; stallion
gelding or mare, two years old, SO, Peacock, Jr.
Glass V, Roadsters-stallion. gelding or mare.
three years old and over, SO, Nutwood Grant
Prouty, lone: stallion, geldiug or mare, two
years old, 81 80, Thomas, L. u. Earle Lancha
Plana.
Glass VI, Carriage Horses-SfngIe buggy horse,
shown in harness, TWO or more 10 compete, SO,
George A. Gordon, Jackson.
Class VII, DRAFT HorseG-Stallon, gelding or
mare, three years Old or over, $40. John Bull
Joseph Ellis, Jackson: stallion, gelding or mare.
two years old. 81 so. Julia, Grant Prouty lone:
best span Of draft horses, so, f. Frates lone.
Class VIII, Jsckg-JdCk two years old and
upward, $40, Bob Bidwell, w. Nichols Lancha
Plana.
Glass TX, MuleE-Span of mules owned by one
person and raised in the district, So, A c.
Cooling, Lancha Piaua.
Glass X, Thoroughbred Cattle - Bull three
years old and upward JERSEY, Durham. etc So
Cleveland, K. Bagley, lone; COW three years
old and upward Jersey, Durham, etc.. SIS, Ida
Mrs. s A. Weleh, lone.
Glass XII Graded Cattle-Cow three years
old and upward $40, C ], Gregory lone
Glass XVI, POuliry-Pair, cock and hen Of
Bun Coeh;ns, 3; J. H. Cunningham, lone; pair,
cock and hen. Of Langshans, 81, Eugene Wool
sey lone; pair, cock and hen, of LeghOrns, s.,
Eugene Woo!sey, lone; best pair, cock and hen
OF Bantsms, =, Herbert Woolsey, lone.
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Glass H., Agricultural, etc washing ma
chine dlPl9ma SeoJge Wo0lsey, lone; wind
mil, diploma, J. F. White, Forest Home; plum
and peach pitter diploma, George Woolsey,
lone.
THIRD DEPARTMENT
Glass l., LeAthcr.-BeSt double carriage har.
ness, diploma and S. J. G. Murphy lone: ex-
hibit Of harness and saddles diploma and s., ].
G. Murphy, lone; gentlemau's fine boot, diploma
and s., l.. NJ. Earle Lancha Plana; gentleman 5
fine shoe, diploma and S. l.. NJ Earle, Lancha
Plana; pair 6uckskin gloves, diploma and IS.
Mrs. W, q. Edgar.
Glass H. Metals Best exhibit dentist work
diploma and g. o. I. Wilson, lone
Clsss ", MiscellsneOus-Barre OF lime.
diploma and s., J.W. Sabolo exhibit OF chrome,
diploma and 81, George Ellis
Class v, Miscelaueous-Rest exhibit of gro
ceries, diploma, Wangerin & traits; exhibit
pharmaceutical preparations, diploma and So
F; W. Knapp exhibit fancy goods drug stored
diploma, Adams & Gregory.
FOURTH DEPARTMENT
Glass l. Grain, ete.-Best half bushel wheat
s., G. G. Prouty, lone; half bushel shelled corn
S., j.. a. Gooding, display tobacco plants. moi
less than tive stalks, s. So J. Walker.
Glass II. Vegetables, Roots, etc.-Best exhibit
of Indian corn on stalk, IS, A. p Harmon. Jack.
son; exhibit sweet corn, on stalk, SIS. D. benny
exhibit OF popcorn, on stalk, 81 W G. Edgar
6ess quality and best display OF potatoes, IS, A.
i. Garibaldi; second best quality and display OF
potatoes, 81 80, J. a, GoOding Ianeha Plana
best half bushel sweet potatoes, s. D. A. Good.
ing; half peck onions, 81 so, A, /. Garibaldi
lone; exhibit tomatoes, 80, J ", McMurry: ex.
hioit caobages, q 80, - Garloadi; exhibit table
carrots, 81. A. l.. Garibaldi, Amador CITY; ex
hibit stock heets, 81, ID. Denny lone eXhibi,
cucumhers 81, n. Foster; exhibit sauashes. 50
largest pumpkin 81, J Northup; best exhibit
egg plant, 81, a. L. Gsribaldi; best and largeSt
watermelon, J. A. Gooding three green flesh
muskmelons, 81 so, N, Foster; three yellow
green peppers 81, d. Denny; display garden
vegetables, IS, A. L. Garibsldi; second best dis
play of garden vegetables, s., J. \. Gooding
best and largest collection of garsen seeds moi
sweet corn, special premium, 81 so. j. A. Good
ing.
Glass III. Flowers, etc-Display Of cut flow
ers, 81 80, II c. Kuylendall, Gait; display o
autumn leaves, 81, o. T. Wilson, lone.
Glass ~ Dairy and Farm Produce Cheese
one year old or over, 81. A. J. Rider, Galt ehees
under one year, 81 A. J. Rider Gait; ten pound
lard, at least three months Old IS, y. Foster
Glass v, Domestic Bread, Etc-Best two loave
of wheat bread, s.. Mrs. George F. Mack lone
second best two loaves Of wheat bread, ST. Mrs
George Wilmington, lone: two Ioaves of cor
bread, 81, Mrs George Wilmington. lone: tvy
loayes OF brown bread, Mrs. George Wilmington
lone; sslt-raising bread, Mrs. George Whiting
ton, lone: plate-raised biscuit Mrs. GeorE
Mack lone; largest variety of domestic bread
Mrs. George Wilmington, lone.
FIFTH DEPARTMENT
Glass L, Gree1 Fruits, etc-Best display an