Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-20

anu ny nlSnJ Ulm6, Willie DoCISIdi
Willard was 10th to have visitors com
until today, it was magnificent sprea'
OF Southern California products. Th
display this year has overfowed int
other rooms than those heretofore oc
cupied, an exceedingly spacious hal
adjoining the large display hall of thu
chamber Of commerce proper having
been taken in, as we'll as two rooms of
from the gallery, which have never beer
used before. Every county in Southern
California is represented.
The thoroughness of the display can
not be understood unless the system
followed by the secretary is explained.
Exhibits by counties and sections were
cut down largely. Where applications
Tor 400 or 500 feet of space were asked
Tor, they were cut down one-half. BY
following this system thoroughly, and
insisting on the selection of the choicest
fruit, there has been collected in the
most compact shape, wonderful and
varied display of products.
Last night the fair was not formally
opened, but there was music by an ex-
cellent orchestra, and large number of
visitors.
The fair will be open all today, and
will be formally opened tonight. There
will be a speech by Hon. Stephen M i.
White, poem by L. E. Mosher and
remarks by President L. Lichtenberger
OF the District Agricultural association,
and @. M. Wells, president of the cham
Der of commerce.
The following is complete list of the
entries so far made.
LIST OF ENTRIES.
Division G-Culver & Little Manufac-
turing company, city, gas and water
pipe; Electric Yeast company, city,
best yeast; Harrison q Dickson, city,
brooms and broom corn, wooden ware !;
j. Z. Brown, Santa Ana, handmade
horseshoes; the Simons-Stevens COM
pany, city, havoring extracts, toilet
water; the Bartlett Springs Mineral
Water company, San Francisco, mineral
medicinal water; j. Jepsen & Son, city,
double carriage harness, single track
harness, display Mexican saddles Peter
Keane, city, display brooms Mrs. Maria
Drake, Long Beach, braided California
palm hats; Mrs. Mary Wolfes, Norwalk,
shellwork; Mrs. George Gordon, city,
shellwork.
Division H-Mary M. Mathews, city,
display knit lace, handknit tides Miss
j. M. Stockmen, city, fancy knit DOYLE,
crocheted lace, antique lace, hand made
antique lace tidy, handmade tatting
cushion DOYLE, tafting chemisette, knit
ted lace, oil painting on silk, banner,
Miss Katie Sehutze, city, patchwork
ti1x. Mre Il l. Dor,,a o;fx, +,.-o Io,J
quilted white spreads.
Division Mrs. N. A. Bradshaw, city,
original painting; Mrs. d. E. Rdssell,
city, original oil painting, pastel land
scape; Mrs. j. M. Bennett, city, original
oil painting; Miss F. E. Duval, city,
four original oil paintings; Miss Mar
garet Ashmead, two original oil paint
ings; Miss Alice Dane, four original oil
paintings Philips & Butler, South Pasa-
dena, twenty-one original water colors;
Mrs. A. G. Foulks, Ventura county.
original oil painting, Ventura Kicker.
Division XIV. r. Baker, Pasadena,
California manufactured tobacco; J. c.
Joplin, Bell Canon, sample oats, half
bushel sweet potatoes, half peck Lima
beans in pod; James Okell, Long Beach,
turnip beets, cabbage, kohl rabi, yellow
onions; William Martin, Long Beach,
white onions; Enoch Topper, Long
Beach, water melons, crooked-necked
squash, long blood beets. musk melon !;
f. A. Emery, Long Beach, carrots, yell
low onioLs, red onions, crooked-necked
squash John M. Pittman, Long Beach,
yellow corn; Mr.. Haas, Long
Beach, yellow corn, pumpkins;
A.-V. Howard. Long Beach, watermel-
on, yellow corn, pop corn, sweet pota-
toes; F. N. Lewis, Long Beach, yellow
onions, sweet potatoes, yellow corn
George Osborne, Long Beach, yellow
corn; Benjamin Hawkins, Long Beach,
King Philip corn James G. Dunn, Long
Beach, Egyptian corn; Jacob Hamm,
Buena Park. yellow onions; H. B. Will
liams, Buena Park, white and yellow
corn; William Moulton, Long Beach,
Mangel Wurtzel beet; III. p. Sanford,
Rivera, one-half bushel red potatoes,
one-half bushel white potatoes, thirty
pounds white corn, thirty pounds yellow
corn, one-half peck yellow onions !;
l. H. Hampton, Burbank, thirty
pounds yellow corn, thirty pounds white
corn, pumpkins, one-half bushel white
potatoes, one-half bushel early rose po-
tatoes, one-half bushel Burbank pota-
toes, one-half bushel sweet potatoes,
sugar beets, peck of tomatoes, six head
OF cabbage, one-half peck red onions,
one-half peck white onions, five pie
melons, four Hubbard squash; H. G.
Dillon, Long Beach. long blood beets /;
Mr.. Redmond, Long Beach, yellow
corn, long blood beets; Mrs. Maria
Drake, Long Beach, lentel beans; Mrs.
Blex Miles, Long Beach, yellow corn /;
Andrew Lewis, Long Beach, yellow corn /;
j. Andrews, Long Beach, long red beets /;
John Precise, Long Beach, yellow corn !;
Harry Munger, Long Beach, yellow
corn; J. H. O'Dell, Long Beach, thirty
pounds white corn, yellow onions Chas.
Treat, Long Beach, yellow corn; Earn
est Harnett, Long Beach, yellow pop
corn; Kincaid, Long Beach, pumpkins,
beans, potatoes and cabbages.
Division III. A. Whitaker, Buena
Park, sorghum molasses; Pacific Con-
densed Milk, Coffee and Canning COM
pany, Buena Park, condensed milk and
coffee.
Division NV. r. Powell, Azusa,
Salway peaches; w. J. Cox, Azusa,
Muscat grapes; John St. Clair, Covina,
strawberry guavas; Mark Brunble, Co
vina, Salway peaches, Kelsey Japan
plums, both without irrigation; H. d.
Briggs, Azusa, cluster navel oranges
from 3-year-old trees, pomegranates; j.
M. Riley, by L. q. Vincent, SUI
perintendent, cluster containing
twenty-three oranges; G.. N. Louis,
Azusa, cluster of four navel oranges
from year old tree U. r. Thompson,
Azusa, Valencia oranges; w. R. Baker,