Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-17

Third race-The Pasadena handicap for
W. s. Applebys b. I. Raindrop; 104 Murphy ] ]
L. ]. Roses Oh. M Minuet 109, lBurrelil*
Matt Storms Oh. h. Larghetto, 20. COZ! o;n'
drop, 500; Larghetto. IS. Paris mutuals PAID
Fourth tn race-special pacing purse. three in
Q. A. Durfee's b. m. Leonore (owner)... l 1 2
j. Garity's 8. m. Sunrise lowner) .
G. Hinn's CHI. h. Rory O'More Dodson)
Time 2;24, 2:2415, 2;27.
Art Exhibits.
The first premium was awarded TO
F. G.. Schumacher for artistic pho
tographs. The exhibits included some
of the most beautiful specimens of this
work imaginable. For faithfulness OF
portraiture combined with perfect exc
cution and exquisite finish of detail the
work shown could not be excelled. Mr..
Schumacher since his return from his Eu-
ropean tour, has given his personal at
tention to the conduct of his gallery. 1t
is rare that an establishment OF this
kind can be found which combines, as
does Mr.. Schumaker's, the most COM
plete equipment of all the necessary
mechanical appliances, together with
the training and artistic perception OF
the operators which results in produc-
ing nothing but high class work.
Among the noteworthy features OF the
art exhibit are three portraits by Miss
Sawtelle, well known young lady. art
list of this city. They are respectively
of Mayor Hazard, Ex-Mayor Nichols,
and the pioneer, S. G. Foster. These
portraits have received the blue ribbon
and have attracted much attention from
visitors to the fair.
Premiums.
Premiums were awarded yesterday as
follows:
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Egg plant, first premium, Fl. Ref
Snyder; best peck of tomatoes, first pre-
MUM, H. Ref Snyder; muskmelons,
first premium, H. Clauson, Cahuenga;
lima beans, first premium, O. E. Rob-
erts, of Cahuenga; white beans, first
premium, E. Dane, of Pasadena; noun
tain rose potatoes, first premium, j. 1.
Haddox, Ell Monte; sorghum molasses,
first premium, j. G. w. Beatty, Azusa;
white dent corn, first premium, j..
Branch, of Artesia; white onions, first
premium, j. Branch; yellow onions.
uI6U pIClulunA, W. 4ulllCI SWCCU PO-
tatoes, first premium, J. Branch; rye,
dozen parsnips, carrots, marrow squash,
premium, Olive Milling company, Olive,
California.
Lemons, first premium, WV. Blanch-
ard OF Santa Paula; second premium,
Sicily lemons, III. Clausen, Cahueng ga !;
brown Ischia figs, first premium, E.
Dane, Pasadena; white Pacific figs, first
premium, j. Root, Rivera; pears, first
| premium, j. Branch, Artesia; Bell
flower apples, second premium, J..
Branch; orange ounce, first premium,
I. j. Kern, Downey; yellow Newton
pippins, I. J. Kern; dried apricots. first
premium, Mr.. Thorp OF Ventura and H.
d. Engelhardt of Glendora.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Best 1O-pound display OF butter, T. J.
Kern, Downey; largest display of but
ter, Lynwood dairy; cheese, first pre-
mium for age, j. w. Patterson, Artesia
best general display of cream cheese,
Anderson Rose.
| TEXTILE FABRICS.
Best general display of needlework,
Mrs. R. p. Ingram; fancy shell-work
first premium, Mrs. A. McIlmoil, sec
ond premium, Miss Phil S. Flores; silk
| crazy quilts, first and third premiums
Mrs. Vandervoort of Santa Monica
patchwork quilts, first and second pre-
miums, Mrs. B. r. Bufing, third pre-
MUM, Mrs. Vandervoort; table cover,
third premium, Mrs. r. G. de Flores
Spanish embroidery in silk, first pre-
MUM, Mrs. l.. P. Millar; fourteen
pieces crocheted work, first premium,
Mrs. w. H. Wagner; crocheted baby
coat, second premium, Miss Georgia
Grelck; point lace, first premium, M rs.
johnson, second, Mrs. F. E. May, third,
Mrs. James Cumpston of Vernondale;
crochet Jersey skirt, first premium, Miss
Ada Ridus.
| JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..
Crazy quilt, first premium, Miss Mary
cheted tidy, second premium, Miss Jes-
Miss Mary Gridley, agedIl2 years; etchr
ing embroidery, second premium, Miss
Jessie Miller; knit shirt, Angelina
Grelck.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Electric lamp, first premium, Aug.
Wagniere. +
LIVE STOCK.
The Judges, DR.. Dickey, Matt Storm
and q. l.. Waring, awarded the pre-
miums in Division A, Glass Thor
oughbreds:
Best 2-year-old stallion, first premium,
J. Cries, Compton; second premium,
Francisco Estudillo. San Jacinto.
Best sucking stallion, first premium,
]. Cries, Compton.
Best mare, years old and over, first
premium, w. l.. Appleby, Santa Clara
second premium, j. Cries, Compton.
Best 2-year-old FLY, first premium, J.
Cries, Compton; second premium, F.
Estudillo, San Jacinto.
Best yearling FLY, first premium, j.
Cries, Compton.
Best dam and two colts, first pre-
MUM, J. Cries, Compton.
Glass BEST stallion four years old
andsover, first premium, G. A. Durfee,
Los Angeles; second premium. l..
Snodgrass, Los Angeles.
Best 3-year-old stallion, first premium,
Elias Williams. Los Angeles.
Best 2-year-old stallion, first premium,
]. w. Robinson, Edgemont Park; Sec
ond premium, G. A. Durfee, Los An
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