Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-14
THE CITRUS FAIR.
Awards of Premiums by the
Committees.
LARGE CROWDS OF VISITORS.
San Bernardino County Exhibitors
Carry Away the Majority
of the Prizes.

Yesterday was San Diego day at the
citrus fair, and a large excursion came
up from that city. The attendance
throughout the day was excellent, and in
the evening large crowd put in an ap.
pearance.
During the evening the Ahrend orches-
ira rendered number of selections, and
the Ellis Club gave four choruses, which
were received with much applause.
The event of the evening was the an
nouncement of the decision OF the judges.
As will be seen, San Bernardino county
gets away with the lions share of the
premiums, and there was great rejoicing
last night among that county's represent
atives at the result.
The awards are as follows:
Class best county exhibit: First, San Ber-
nardino county, $500; second, Los Angeles
county, 5000; third, San Diego county. $3.50
w Blanchard, Clark Minor. Albert s. White.
Glass 2-Besr exhibit from a locality First.
Riverside. $500; second, Redlands, 300; third,
lands; Buarte 'V worthy of Fl sSeciai mention.
Judges. +. Z. Drew, ii c. Ford. A. F. Kercheval,
First, W. H. Backus, Riverside. $3.50; second,
F. Q. Storey, Alhamtra, $75: third, Thomas
Bakewel. Riverside, $50; diplomas to w. B.
Ogden and c K Packard, of Riverside. Judges,
J. De Barth Shoib, H. ]. Rudesill, ]. R.
Dobbins.
Glass A. Best exhibit of budded oranges other
than Washington navels: First, s. Castle
erside, $75; third, w. H. Newhal1, Duarte,
$50. Judges, J. De Barth shcrb, Chas. Frank
ish, R. H. Gilman.
E. Packard, Riverside. $3.50; second. N. H.
Randall, Highlands, $75; third, E. Watson,
Duarte, $50. Diplomat 4. J. Waite, Redlands
Vasss osss ssest eshb Of % bnaded
First. G. H. Garcelon, Riverside, $1OO; second,
A. D. Haight, Riverside. $50; third, Nathan
". Blanchard. Santa Paula. sa5; piploma;
Pomona. Judges, Geo. n. Crafts, C. K. White,
James P. Jones.
Glass BEST specimens of Washington
navels First, A. G. thompson, Duarte, $50;
second, II. A Peels Riverside, S25 Diplomas,
W. H. Young, DuaIte; c. E. Packard, w; H. !.
Backus. Riverside. Judges, a. ]. Rudisell, J.
Glass s--Best variety Of budded lemons;
$50; second, the Eureka, E. M. Hatch, On
tario, $25. Diplomas to H. G.. Darling and j
P. Floyd. Ontario. Judges George H. Crafts,
j. P. Jones, G E. White.
Glass 9-Best variety of budded oranges
First, w, Il. Newhall, Uusrte, Mediterranean
sweets, $25. Judges, r. H. Gilman, Charles
Frankish.
Glass 10 Best exhibit of Japanese varieties
of First F. storey
Diplomas to Theo Pipthar, Santa Ana: W. A
Hayne, Monticello. Judges, o. H. Conger
Glass I1~Best exhibit of lines: First, J. W.
Doran Old San Bernardino, $40; diploma to A.
G. Thompson and John Scott, Duarte. Judges,
o. II Conger, Stoddard Jess.
Glass 12-Best exhibit of citrons: First, Theo.
Pinthar, Santa Ana. $5; diploma, ]. Kenny,
Santa Barbara. Judges, o. II. Conger, stod-
Glass 13-Best exhibit of pomalo: First, c. H.
McKevitt, Santa Paula, $5; diploma, E. Wat.
son, Duarte. Judges, .. III Conger Stoddard
Glass 14-Best exhibit of orange wine by
maker: First. George Merreill, Duarte, $50;
diploma, E. ]. Baldwin. Santa Anita. Judges,
L. Schorm, A. c. Fish, F. Q. Storey.
Today is Pomona day. Five hundred
tickets were sold yesterday for the ex-
cursion, and it is probable that 750 people
will come in. There will be band con
cert at 80, and the Choral Union will
sing at p. m. In the evening the Turn
Verein will give an athletic performance
under the direction of Prof. @. H.
Rohde.
Saturday is San Bernardino county
day, and an enormous delegation is ex-
pected. The fair continues to be one of
the most remarkable successes in point
of interest and attendance that the Sec
ton has ever seen. 1t will continue to
be so to the end Of the week.
THE VISITORS.
Quite number of visitors sought the
secretary's Office yesterday and placed
their names on the fair register. Follow
ing is a list of those who signed:
Joseph 6. Gee, Los Angeles; DIR. Cuth-
bert, Long Beach; ]. N. Kellon, Tustin
Fl. M. la Rue, Sacramento; @. F. Swan
Los Alamos; A. A. Hibbard, Chico
Anna Dillon, Fanny Dillon, Long
Beach; F. L. Palmer, Pomona George
L. Joy, South Riverside; H. A.
Palmer, Pomona; Theodore R. Will
Jams, Chula Vista; Fred Shaw, Walter
Reeves, James I'll. Todd, Pomona
Frank A. Kimball, W. G. Kimball, G. N
Minor, National City; G. W. Coombs
Monroyia; o. FL. Rhodes, Pasadena; HI
j. Rudisill, Riverside; G. f. Starr, Yubs
City; d. B. Newell, Tus;in; W. H
Young, Duarte; F. Stock, Sespe; r. II
Young, San Diego; E. NJ. Hatch
Ontario; Amandus Juers and wife
Pasadena; Neal Traylor, Pasadena
Lucy l.. Traylor, Pasadena; Thomas
FL. Griffith, Hollywood, CAL; II. F
Wheaton, Riverside; @. E. Hawley
Washington, D c.; Mrs. M. Hawley
Washington, D. c.; J. III. Brown, Sar
Dimas; ]. A. Brock, San Dimas; H. H
Linville, San Bernardino; 9. H. Rich
ardson, Pasadena; Thomas Widd. Nor
man V. Lewis, Los Angeles; w. G.
White and wife, Rosedale; Thomas
Croft and wife, Pasadena; James
Wayne, Alhambra; Geo. W. Glover, Jr.,
South Pasadena; Charles B. Paine. Red.
lands; John NJ Corvan, Mrs. LA. Blaine
May E. Blaine. J. W. Corvan, Spring
field, Mo-; Mrs. M. A. Knox. eric Muir.
ray, j. o. Vosburg, Sierra Madre; Mr.
and Mrs. @. 9. Borren, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
o. Paige, James Harrison, Michigan
G. G. Thompson, Pasadena; w. E.
Lampson, San Diego; Arthur Taylor
Pasadena; 8. Arnold, New York; w. H
Mace, Rhode Island; B. P. Mackoon
San Diego; J. S. Flory, Tejunga
Mrs. H. B. Marsh, Ohio; Mrs. George
A. Cowles, Miss Mabel Collins, Milton
Santee, J. Mason, j. G. Frisbie, Sau
Diego; Asa Hall, Los Angeles; ii. P
Stabler, Yuba City; w. w. Murray
Pasadena; Henry Arnold, Herman
Widosky, New York; E. L. Cooper
Los Angeles; Miss @. Jerauld, Wash
ington, D. c.; Mrs. J. N. A. Coiter, For
Worth, Tex. Mrs. w. L. Tucker, New
York; Mrs. Edward Powers. Delevan,
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