Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-15
AT THE CHAMBER.
THE DISPLAY OF PRODUCTS AND
MANUFACTURES.
An Exhibit at the Chamber of Commerce
Rooms Well Worth Seeing-A List of
the Entries Made Yesterday.

The chamber of commerce was a busy
place yesterday, and a scene of bewilder-
ing interest and beauty, for at this hall
is held the Sixth District agricultural as
ISOLATION fair, excepting the stock dis
play and speed contests. Twenty-Five
localities in Orange, Ventura and Los
Angeles are represented by large and
we'll appointed displays, arranged all
around the large hall, and rep
Presenting all the varied articles
grown and made in Southern Cali
fornia. These attractive showings
embrace mechanical products, textile
fabrics, children's work, art work, agii-
cultural products, dairy products, fruit,
honey and bees, and miscellaneous arti-
cles. The sight is one well worthy of a
visit. The entries came in rapidly yes
terday, but are not completed. Today
will see the display in excellent order,
owing to the tireless efforts of Secretary
Hanchette.
Those who visit the hall during the
the strains Of band of music.
The entries yesterday were as follows:
Mechanical Department.
james P. Brown, Santa Ana, handmade
horseshoes; w. H. Colledge. Los An
geles, one set single harness Los An
geles Mantel Co., Los Angeles, wooden
mantel; John Brackner, Santa Monica,
birds and shells; Thomas Shooter, Los
Angeles, minerals and curios; Peter
Kraur, Los Angeles, brooms; Harrison
Heinsch, Los Angeles, double carriage
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Mexican saddle, etc. G. N. Wilson, San
Fernando, broomcorn; Los Angeles, Los
Angeles, paints; Culver & Little, Los
Angeles, water pipe; H. Bohrman, Los
Angeles, wooden mantels.
Textile Fabrics.
Mrs. j. S. johnson, Los Angeles, point
lace; Mrs. R. t.De Flores, Los Angeles,
fancy work; Mrs. Jas. Cumpton, Los
Angeles, lace handkerchief; May Dud-
ley, Los Angeles, pillow case; Annie
Workman, Los Angeles, crazy work;
Angalena Gulch, Los Angeles, skirt;
Arthur G. Oullrin, Fulton Wells, birds
eggs; Charlie and Frank Bledso, Los
Angeles, BIRDS eggs; Ada Ridus, Los
Angeles, Jersey skirt; Mrs. B. R. But
fng, Los Angeles, two quilts; Mrs. j.
Twist, Los Angeles, crazy quilt; Mrs.
w. HI. Wagner, Los Angeles, crochet
work; Miss George Grelck, Los Angeles,
baby coat and lace; Mrs. G. Wander
wort, Santa Monica, textile fabrics
Mrs. +. E. Nay, Los Angeles, point lace
handkerchief; Miss Louise Grebe, Los
Angeles, fancy work; Miss May Kon,
Los Angeles, fancy work; Mrs. S. V.
Graves, Los Angeles, fancy work; Mrs.
M. Cicott, Los Angeles, fancy work.
Mrs. M. Wilson, Los Angeles, fancy
work Mrs. A.. M. Dunsmore, Los An
geles, silk quilt; Mrs. R. P. Ingram,
Los Angeles, fancy work.
Art Department.
Mrs. Fannie Deitz, Los Angeles, oil
paintings; Miss P. Lettiluh, Los An
geles, oil paintings; T. Albertus, Los
Angeles, oil paintings, etc. j. H. Han
son, Santa Ana, oil paintings, etc. Mrs.
M. E. Donell, Los Angeles, oil paintings;
Mrs. Edith White, Los Angeles, oil
paintings; Fannie E. Ducale, Los An
geles, oil paintings; Miss Ellen B. Farr,
Pasadena, oil paintings; Mrs. M. Cicott,
Los Angeles, painted vases; Mrs. M. M.
Morrison, Los Angeles, engravings on
metal; Mrs. R. P. Ingram, Los Angeles,
oil paintings; G. L. Roberts, Cahuenga,
amateur photographs; Mrs. Patterson,
Los Angeles, plaques; Miss Jessie Good
win, Los Angeles, plaques; Mrs. T.. q.
sautelle, Los Angeles, portraits; G. B.
Owens, Los Angeles, oil paintings; Mrs.
d. E. Russell, Los Angeles, decorated
china; Kugeman, Los Angeles, oil paint
ings; Lichtenbelger, Los Angeles, ar
lists materials; G. Schumacher, Los
Angeles, photos and crayons.
Agricultural Products.
J. M. Miller, Artesia, onions; F. R.
Slaughter, University, pumpkins; D.
Curry, Nerwalk, watermelons; H. Scott,
Cahuenga, sugar beets; J. Z. Haddock,
Ell Monte, potatoes; S. r. Thorp, Ven
tura, sugar beets; A. Langshan, Clear
water, corn and squash; U. Chick, Los
9sCakebread, Los Angeles, raw silk, etc. !;
Branch, Artesia, vegetables and fruit;
T. ~. Kerns, Downey, corn; X. E. Las
ten, Westminster, corn j . Burch, West
minister, corn; G. Rogers, Westminster,
fruits, etc. T. Cooke, Westminster, veg
etables; j. Brecket, Westminster, sweet
potatoes, etc.. Musselman, Westmin-
ster, sugar beets S. J. Murdoch, West
minister, tomatoes, etc. r. E. Lasten,
Westminster, squashes; McFadden &
Bentley, Westminster, squashes; A. G..
Jenkins, Westminster, muskmelons; H.
Rutterfeld, Westminster, cucumbers;
S.. Murdoch, Westminster, peppers |;
]. T. King, New Jerusalem, potatoes;
Charles Picot, Los Angeles, corn; v.
+ E. Roberts, Cahuenga, vegetables.
Ref Snider, Fruitland, vegetables; H.
Clanssen, Los Angeles, vegetables; G..
N. Wilson, San Fernando. vegetables
and grain; Olive Milling Co., Olive,
CAL, -four
Dairy Produce.
Anderson Rose, Ballona, cheese !;
Mitchell & Harsman, Downey, cheese !;
J. w. Patterson, Artesia, cheese |;
Stephenson & Co., city, yeast; Orange
county molasses, Buena. Park, sorghum !;
Sessions & Biglo, city, butter; T.. j.
kerno, Downey, butter; Miss Warner,
city. bread.
Vernon Brothers, Whittier, apples !;
T. Pinther Santa Ana, variety of fruits !;
Mrs. Crane, Duarte, jellies; Hoyle
Brothers & Co., city, jellies; Philbrook
q Stetson, Pasadena, catsups; Mrs. q.
Ayers, Tropico, fruit; ]. Root, Rivera,
fruit Mrs. Bishop, South Pasadena,
pears; Picking and Preserving Co.,
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