Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-25

Thos Wards b. c. Santa Fest. DavidElla =
B FL BFssss 1T; 2ui' ch, g. Cotton Tail-jim Polk
Fourth race-Running, one and one-eighth
miles.
Aunt Jane, 105, Ward d...+........-.......! l
J. Hills e. e. Ben H-S7, Inker ;.............
D. R. Dickeys b. G. Rube-sacramento- :
Lena Lena R. 3d. Sullivan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
Pools soid-Moses B.. $40: field, $25.
Fifth race-Trotting, free-for-all, purse,
$500.
C. A. Durfee's br.'h. McKiuney-Al-
cyone-Rose Sprague, Durfee. L 1
Tom keating's b. g. Frank M.-Prism, =
De rails Turk and McGraw's blk. S. siias
skinner-Alcona, jr-Fontana, Nc
F. +. Burke's b. m. wanda-Eros,
Time, a'i8I, 2i7A, 2;l7, a;l9k.
sixth race-Irotting 2-year-olds, twoin three
DR.. K. D. wise'sb. f Adelaide McGreg-
or--Simon-dam by Milwaukee, Con
L. j. Roses br. f. -stamboui-Gar-
Rogers b. c. Native state-star Sultan,
Time, 2;29A, 2:35, 1907.
AT THE CHAMBER.
The chamber OF commerce end of the
sixth district fair came to close last
night, with large crowd in attendance.
The attendance during the day was
much lighter than usual, owing to its
being tine last day. At night the Eu-
terpean quartette gave quite an ex-
tended programme, and their numbers
were enthusiastically received by the
spectators, who focked from all parts
OF the building to hear them. The
music OF Arend's orchestra had also been
especially arranged for the evening. At
10 O'Clock the doors were closed on the
most successful fair ever given in Los
Angeles. and, for that matter, in South
ern California.
The awarding committees finished
their labors yesterday, and the follow
ing is a complete list of the awards OF
premiums and diplomas:
Division E.-G. E. Phelps, Santa Ana,
incubator, first premium; G.. E. Phelps,
Santa Ana, brooder, first premium; F.
f. Olds, city, fruit-gatherer, diploma.
Division G.-Cnlver and Little Manu-
featuring company, city, water pipe,
diploma; Electric Yeast company, 739
South Olive street, yeast, diploma
Harrison & Dickson, 317 North Los
Angeles street, brooms, diploma;
Harrison & Dickson, 317 North Los
Angeles street, broom corn, diploma;
Harrison q Dickson, 3l7 North Los
Angeles street, woodenware, diploma;
j. 2. Brown, Santa Ana, handmade
horse shoes, diploma; Simons-Stevens
company, 634 Upper Main street, dis
play OF favoring extracts, diploma;
highest quality havoring extract; di-
ploma; toilet water, diploma Bartlett
Springs Mineral Water company, San
Francisco. best mineral medicinal water
display, diploma; J. Jepson & Son, 1l6
South Main street, single carriage
harness, first premium; Mrs. Maria
Drake, Long Beach, braided California
palm hat. diploma; Ira T. White
& Son, Pomona, gopher trap, diploma;
Mrs. Breckner, Santa Monica, ornitho-
logical collection, diploma and frst
I. Sullivan, S07 Upper Main street,
rattan wicker work, diploma; Day u
Day & Fisher Music Co., city, organs,
carriage harness, first; II. w. Heinsch,
city, track harness, first II. W. Heinsch,
city, farm harness, first; II. W. Heinsch,
ClGy, M6AlCdH Sduul0S, OlplOlnd IL w
Heinsch, city. saddle and bride,
diploma.
Division H.-Mary NJ. Mathew, 129
s Workman, knit lace, first; Mary M.
Mathew, 129 S. Workman, hand knit
lace, first; Mrs. J. M, Stockman, 1914
Grand avenue, knitted DOYLE, first;
Mrs. j. M. Stockton, 1914 Grand ave-
nue., crotchetted lace, first; Mrs. j. M.
Stockman, 1914 Grand avenue, antique
lace, first; Mrs. J. M. Stockman, 1914
Grand avenue, tatting chemisettes,
first Mrs. j. M. Stockman, 1914 Grand
avenue, knitted lace, first; Mrs. j. M.
Stockman, 1914 Grand avenue, parlor
duster bag, first; Mrs. +. fl. Perine,
1918 Martin, 2 hand made quilts, first;
Mrs. G.. w. Gordon, 3l3 W. Seventh,
shell work, first; Mrs. Mary Wolfer,
Norwalk, shell work, third; Mrs. +. j.
Walker, corner Fourth and Colyton,
zepher wreath, first; Mrs. J. e. Wood,
425 Albion street cabinet OF shells, first
Mrs. SIM Anderson, First and San Pedro,
rag carpet, diploma; Mrs. F. E. Nay, $50
BOYD, hand made point lace, first; hand
kerchiefs, first; collars, first; cuffs, sec
ond; display of point lace, frst display
OF point lace, first; Mrs. Geo. Y. Coutts,
Santa Ana, display of point lace, second
point lace handkerchief, second; point
lace, first; point lace vest and collar,
first point lace pincushion cover, first;
point lace collars and cuffs, first; knitted
lace linen hose, first; Mrs. Beeman &
Hendee, 1923 South Spring street, hand
tinted scarf, first; hand
tea cloth, first; hand out
lined table center, first; hand embroid-
cred cake doylies, first; hand embroid-
cred finger bowl doylies, first; tinted
doylies, first; silk table cover, first;
plush sofa cushion, first
Spanish drawn work doylies, third
Spanish drawn work napkins, second
Spanish drawn work sofa pillow, first
best coiored embroidery, first; Mrs.
Mary Kon, $40 Yale, crotchetted child's
apron, first; embroidered flannel shawl,
first; Mary White, 525 Lyell street,
lace chemise yoke, second; Mrs. j.
Westerfeld, 1876 North Workman,
crotchetted underskirt, first; Mrs. Marie
Drake, Long Beach, crazy quilt, sec
ond; Mrs. Flora McQusick. Norwalk,
crazy quilt, first; Ina Belville, Univer-
sity, English Brussels lace, first; Mrs.
j. A. Odell, Long Beach, shells and
moss wreath, second.
Division XII. z. Sanford, Artesia,
red potatoes, first; yellow corn, first;
j. H. Hampton, Burbank, sweet
potatoes, first; tomatoes, first;
i. Heryford, Neenach red
onions, first; white onions, first;
p. L. Byers, Santa Paula, Lima beans
dry, first; tree beans dry, pink beans,
Lady Washington beans, honorable men
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