Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-20
,lums, . dried prunes; Charles

plums, dried prunes; Charles
?. Taft, Orange county, peach
es, figs, persimmons, pomegranates !;
J. G. Joplin, Bell Canon, apples, pears,
lemons, persimmons, peaches, dried
peaches, fruit in glass; James Okell,
Long Beach, apples; William Moulton,
Long Beach, apples, pears, fruit in glass,
dried apples; Hugh Mundell, apples,
pears, peaches, ounces; Enoch Lopen,
Long Beach, apples, lemons; John M.
Pittman, Long Beach, apples, ounces,
fruit in glass George Townsend, Long
Beach, apples, ounces; Mr.. Haas, Long
Beach, apples; A. V. Howard, Long
Beach, fruit and jellies in glass; f. N.
Lewis, Long Beach, apples and pears
George 0 Osborne, Long Beach, jelly and
jams in glass; Mrs. II. G. Dillon, Long
Beach, preserved figs in glass; H. 9.
Dillon, dried Adriatic figs, dried with
Smyrna figs, Adriatic figs, strawberry
! guavas; Mr.. Redmond, Long Beach,
apples and peanuts; Earnest Harnett,
| Long Beach, pomegranates Mrs. Hold
ridge, Long Beach, apples, peaches and
peanuts Mrs. Alex. Metes, Long Beach,
apples Andrew Lewis, Long Beach, APP
pies; J. Andrews, Long Beach, Kelsey
Japan plums Byron Lyster, Long Beach,
apples; Charles Freat, Long Beach,
olives, Eureka lemons and strawberry
guavas Mrs. w. W. Low, Long Beach,
fruits and jellies and jams in glass Mrs,
Coy, Long Beach, jelly in glass; James
Dunn, Long Beach, dried peaches and
figs, seedless raisins, jelly and jam in
glass; San Juan Co., Capistrano, Jelly
in glass; James Taylor, city, tomato cat
sup and Worcestershire sauce; James
Root, Rivera, walnuts, figs and dried
fgs H. p. Sanford, Artesia, apples,
ounces, pears and dried apricots; E.
Dane, Pasadena, peaches, figs, prunes,
grapes and Kelsey Japan plums, dried
| figs and apricots ;J. A. Whitaker, Buena
Park, preserved igs;J. II. Hampton, Bur-
bank, ounces and peanuts /; H. r. Smith,
Vernon, seven varieties apples, orange
ounces; @. Ford Bean, Alhambra, lines
George w. Ford, Santa Ana, walnuts
Emma Wetzel, city, very large persim-
mons; E. A. Bonnie, Lamanda Park,
dried peaches, two varieties French
prunes, apricots, almonds and four
varieties peaches Ellwood Cooper, San
ia Barbara, olive oil and lemons Hol-
lister estate, Santa Barbara, walnuts
Santa Barbara nursery, persimmons,
two varieties pears, three varieties chere-
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tario, ounces, lemons and walnuts.
Division NJ. Archer, Ventura county,
comb honey, extracted honey, swarm
Italian bees, cake beeswax.
Division O-W. R. Baker, Pasadena,
fruit package; James Root, Rivera, ba-
mana tree with fruit, semi-tropic trees !;
f. q. Butler, Long Beach, orange and
lemon trees.
The following immense and very fine
display from Ventura county was gath
cred up by f. A. Foster
J.. E. Mercer, honey, in comb +; Del
Vale Bros, four varieties of almonds,
thirty-six varieties OF beans, twenty
varieties of fruit in water, eighteen
varieties OF table fruit, nine varieties of
jelly N. w. Blanchard, Eureka lemon J;
A. Everett, ten varieties of table fruit
in can G. B. Mccoy, white oats, brew
ing barley, Defiance wheat, feed barley
j. S. Briggs, four varieties of dried fruit !;
N. B. Smith, dried apricots, eleven
varieties of apples; Myers & Com
stock, apples; Lewis Walker, ap-
Piles and nectarines; Charles G.
Finney, apples and pears II. K.
Snow, yellow Danvers onions; w. b.
Cooper, egg plant and cucumbers; T.
H. Stewart, three varieties of onions,
| White Star potatoes William Spiller,
yellow field and popcorn; G. N. John
son, carrot beets, B. W. Dudley, two
varieties popcorn; II. T.. henderson,
small white corn; A. Everett, potatoes;
Chas. Duvall, yellow corn, brown stone,
gypsum, asphaltum and sulphur crys-
tails Geo. Bowen, sweet potatoes; p. w.
Soper, Soper, white Tuscany wheat in
ear; G F sRotser, Japanese pumpkins F.
G. Foster, salway peaches and white pop
corn; j. S. Karker, white field corn
Saticoy garden, Chinese squash; Cyrus
Kinney, raisins, figs and pears Ventura
Starch company, potato starch; Ventura
nurseries, soft-shellwalnuts S. P. Snow,
peanuts; 0. P. Cook, imported soft
shell walnuts; f. Lombardo, sugar
tatoes Isham & Finney, table fruit in
cans; Charles Sewell bananas; w.
Easley, English walnuts and black
walnuts; Union Oil Co., oil and refined
asphaltum; Col. Fairbanks, pumpkins;
J. p. Killer, 200.pound pumpkin;
Mrs. j. P. Killer, jellies; w. B. Cooper,
mammoth beet and sixteen-foot corn
stalk; E. A. Duvall, ten varieties ap-
pies; L. f.. West, eleven varieties pears
Mrs. R. Lyon, Bellhower apples w.
Easley, apples, pears and peaches;
Lewis Walker, eleven varieties peaches,
five varieties pears, ten varieties plums;
J. G.. Brewster, photographs; A. Levy,
two photographs bean trains; Mrs. A.
M. Foulks, oil painting; w. Easily,
dried apples and apricots; John A.
Walker, dried apricots and prunes; E.
L. Barnard, kiln-dried peppers; S. Sail
bari, wool and tobacco ; G. II. McKevett,
oranges and lemons; F. A. Foster, wal
nuts E. A. Duvall, oranges and lemons !;
E. BURNETT, sweet pumpkins; court
house, free tomato.
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