Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-21

Strawberries and Cream; Miss F. F..
Duvall, city, two landscape pieces; Miss
Margaret Ashmeade, city, one fruit
piece, one flower piece; Mrs. J. H.
| Crawford, city, orange wood placques,
I landscape, West Point, landscape, Min
ton Tile, three fruit pieces, two flower
vases, dogs head. ducks, dog Los An
| geles school of art. and design enter
landscape by Miss Hammel, marine by
Miss Hammel, marine by Miss Denker,
head by Zettabehne, fruit by same, and
! figure by same and flowers by. same
Pearl Letiller enters Old Baldy from Po-
mona, and two orange pieces
Mrs. Mary E. Hughes, city,
landscape, fruit piece and two
flower pieces L. A. Schol, school of art
and design, enters two flower pieces by
Miss King, one head and studies in char
coal by same; j. Albertus enters two
water color portraits, one crayon por-
trait, nine pastel portraits; Pearl Let
tillier, city. enters Millais Bubbles Mrs.
Mary E. Hughes enters dogs head and
mocking bird: W. +. Klages, city, one
animal piece; Miss A. Stow, city, land
scape; Los Angeles school of art and
design enters head in crayon by Miss
King, and collection of decorated china
by pupils; Miss Martha Bemis enters a
handsome collection of decorated art
pottery; Miss Margaret Ashmead enters
a case OF decorated china; George N.
Dewey, one crayon photograph, collec-
ton finest portrait photography, finest
collection photographs of babies and
children, collection of Photographic
views; George Steckel, collection finest
portrait photography; M. A. Wesner,
city, finest collection of photographs of
babies and children George Steckel,
city. collection of sepia engagements;
Will Graves, Long Beach, collection of
Photographic views by amateur Los
Angeles school of art and design, two
decorated windows by Miss Desmond !;
Los Angeles Business college, display of
pen work.
Division K-T. Heryford, Neenach,
yellow Danvers onions, red Wakefield
onions, Silver King onions; P. L. Byers,
Santa Paula, white and yellow corn and
pop corn, dry Lima beans, dry tree
beans, field peas, Lady Washington
beans; Hubbard squash and water mel
ons G. A. Cofiman, Rivera, white corn !;
William Harvey, Westminster, white
corn; John Carlisle, Westminster, yell
low corn; w. T. Butterfield, Westmin-
ster, crook-necked squash, white pota-
toes; j. j. Pyles, turnip beets; w.
T. Butterfeld, Westminster, Hubbard
squash; G. B. Mccoy, Simi, samples of
oats and barley; G. A. Coffman, Rivera,
yellow corn; Henry Claussen, Cahuenga,
green and yellow feshed musk
melons; George Spiker, city, dis
play of tobacco growing and cured,
cigars and smoking tobacco; Mrs. d.
Curry, Norwalk, yellow corn, cabbage,
water melons, sweet potatoes and Lima
beans; W. r. Baker, Pasadena, crook
necked squash; Vernon district, display
of flowers from one vicinity; Mrs. Isaac
Gibbs, Vernon, best display of cut flow
ers, not by professional, largest display
of roses and three water melons G. n.
Wilson, San Fernando mountains, wheat
and rye, buckwheat, China water
melon, gourds, field peas, and an assort-
ment of garden peas; John f. Branch,
Norwalk, early white dent corn, pump
kins, sweet Hoosier pumpkins, sweet
potatoes; j. +. Claussen, Neenach, two
varieties of wheat; j. A. Coovert, Nee
mach, rye L. Beesmyer, Del Sur, wheat ;
j. N. Wolf, Lancaster, barley M.
Campbell Del Sur, wheat; S. A. VALID
ren, Neenach, wheat; 1. s. Overholtzer,
Covina, sugar beets 1t. Graves, city, wa
termelon Hugh Rule, city, water melon !;
G. G. Grow, Ranchito, sweet potatoes
o. E. Roberts, Cahuenga, chile peppers !;
James Dunn, Long Beach, display of
cut flowers from one vicinity, largest
display of roses; Ventura county, three
purple egg plants; w. L. Strowbridge,
Whittier, two large ,watermelons. The
following entries from Santa Bar
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Lloyd Frank E. kellogg, Goleta,
pumpkin; w. Penney, Carpinteria,
large sweet potatoes w. N. Roberts,
Goleta, yellow corn; X. Thurman,
Carpinteria, sweet potatoes A. Phillips,
La Petra, white potatoes.
Division L-Sessions 4 Co., city, dis
plays butter; Mrs. d. Curry, Norwalk,
butter; G. j. Elwen & Co., city, maple
syrup.
Division Mp. L. Byers, Santa Paula,
walnuts and peanuts Cyrus Kennev,
Sespe, table grapes Lewis Walker, Ven
tura, pears; Bishop-Loop Crystalizing
Co., Pasadena, crystalized fruits; j. II.
Johnson, Tejunga, fruit in glass; DIR.
Needham, Glendora, dried prunes; Los
Nietos Walnut Growers association,
Rivera, the walnut case which went to
Chicago G. A. Coffman, Rivera, wal
nuts; L. p. Norwood, Cucamonga, al
monds; E. H. Morgan, Vernondale,
pomegranates, orange ounces, pears
and persimmons; Mrs. S. Sorby Pomona,
dried fruits, jellies, jams and pears
Mrs. Shimar, Westminster, apples; o.
X. Buck, Westminster, apples and
quinces E. M. Potts, city, jellies and
jams and pickles in glass; Henry Claus
sen, Cahuenga, lemons and oranges; j.
G. Joplin, Bell canon, almonds and
plums; Mrs. d. Curry, Norwalk, pea
nuts and general display of products by
one producer; H. L. Montgomery; Ri
vera, walnuts; f. j. Kerns, apples and
ounces; Mrs. Mary Kohn, city. a new
cling peach, three years from seed; G.
G. Thompson, Pasadena, dried fruits;
Isaac Gibbs, apples, pears and fruit in
glass; s. Richardson, Alhambra, or
anges, lemons, lines, citron of COM
merce, pears, pomegranatesa and bananas; {;
G. N. Wilson, San Fernando, mountain
pears, apples and peanuts; John F.
Branch, Norwalk, apples. lemons,
ounces and pomegranates; James Root,
Rivera, pomegranates Bliss Bon,
Duarte, dried fruits; Mrs. s. D. Spear,
East Los Angeles, ounces; J. w.
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