Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-13

equai1y between tne BentitucH udiIlcc
above, as they are unable to find any
difference in the fruit The Judges
recommend that honorable mention be
made of the exhibits OF John Dostal, ol
Redlands; j. De Barth shorb, OF San
Gabriel; +. X. Alexander, OF Los An.
geles; T. ]. Keerns, OF Downey l.. l.,
Bradbury, OF Duarte; f. d. English, Of
Rivera Mrs. w. FL. Winston, of San
Gabriel; II. A. Buttolph and F. w.
Lancaster, of Duarte.
Glass 10-For best specimens OF
budded lemons, not less than one box
First premium, DIR. E. A. Mcdonald, OF
Ontario; second, K. NJ. Hatch, OF On
tario; honorable mention, w. II. Backus,
Of Riverside, and Charles d, Adams, OF
Ontario. te
Glass ii-For. best variety OF late
budded oranges, not less than one box
First premium, ST. Michaels, w. II.
Backus, OF Riverside; first, Mediter-
ranean sweets, VIII. Backus, of River
side. The judges in the class recon-
mend that the premium be divided for
the reasons as stated for class s.
/ Glass 12-For bestexhibit OF Japanese
variety oranges, not less than one box
First premium, r. r. Stevens, OF Santa
Barbara. The judges OF this class found
no JAPANESE oranges worthy of prem
iums that mad been honored at the
proper time.
Glass 13-For best exhibit of lines
First premium, j. B. Lanterman, of La
Canada.
Glass 14-For best exhibit OF citrons
First premium, John F. Branch, of Ar
tesla. The judges recommended that
honorable mention be made of the ex-
hibits of l. B. Pierce, of Santa Barbara,
and of John s. Clark, of San Gabriel.
Class 15-For best exhibit OF shad-
ducks and pumalo: First premium, F..
d. English, of Rivera; honorable mem
tion of E. Watson, of Duarte. The
judges of this class recommended First,
That in the future premiums be offered
for competition in each district. as well
as premiums in the several districts.
Second, That exhibits from competi-
tors be not boxed or worked into
designs. Third, That no exhibit be
marked with the exhibitors name or
district until after the award has been
made.
Glass 1S-For best exhibit of raisins
by an individual, first premium, w. III.
Backus, of Riverside.
Glass 19-For best exhibit of 5-pound
box OF raisins, first premium, w. H..
Backus, of Riverside; second, S. NJ
Marshall, of Ell Cajon.
Glass 20-For best exhibit of 216-
pound box of raisins, first premium, w.
H. Backus, of Riverside.
Clast 2l-For best exhibit of dried
figs, first premium, M. Denicke, of
Fresno; SECOND, G. d. Bunch, of Rivera
Glass 22-For best exhibit of picked
olives, first premium, VIM. Craig, of
Redlands; second, Mathew Warner, of
Redlands.
Glass 23-For best exhibit of olive
oil: First premium, Elwood Cooper, of
Santa Barbara; second, L. J. Rose, OF
San Gabriel.
Glass 24-For best exhibit of walnuts !:
First premium, Walnut Growers asso-
citation, Rivera; second, Joseph Sexton.
of Santa Barbara.
Glass 25-Far best exhibit of dates !:
First premium, Joseph Barker. Of Santa
Barbara.
Glass 27-For most artistic display of
plants and flowers: The judges in the
class found no artistic display of plants
and flowers, and recommended that iirst
and second premiums be awarded for
plants distinct from flowers and flowers
distinct from plants. First premium,
flowers, Raymond nursery, Pasadena |;
second, flowers, Santa Monica first pre-
MUM, plants, j. III. Spence, of Santa
Barbara; second, plants, R. X Stevens,
of Santa Barbara.
Class 2S-For most artistic display of
citrus fruits: First premium, Redlands
Arch and Bear Valley dam; second,
San Gabriel, Old Mission church; third,
Ladies' annex, county court house !;
fourth, Duarte, Turkish mosque; fifth,
Pasadena tower; honorable mention,
Ontario traction car.
A promenade concert by the popular
Seventh Infantry band concluded the
evenings entertainment.
7 The Pomona exhibit, the luscious
fruit OF which was decorated with the
blue ribbon Of victory, was the center
of attraction last night, and it was gen.
orally conceded that more just de-
cision could not have been arrived at,
than that which awarded to this un-
equalled display the first premium for
the best locality exhibit of citrus fruits.
The windows of Coulter's dry goods
store will be decorated today in honor OF
the victorious locality.
NOTES.
The Rediands' people were jubilant
yesterday, their wonderful exhibit hav-
lug received the first premium for ar
tistic display; and the good news was
flashed over the wires to those who re-
mained at home, as soon as it was
known. A large number. of kilograms
were received by the committee in re-
ply, congratulating them upon the re-
suit of their labors.
The children of the Protestant and
Catholic Orphan asylan1s will visit the
fair this morning, and each one will be
presented with fine navel orange by
the Redlands exhibitors.
E. M. Hatch, of Ontario, was the hap
piest man at the fair yesterday, his dis
play Of "prize" lemons as he termed
them, having carried off the first pre-
MUM by the unanimous decision of the
judges. This is the second victory Mr..
Hatch has won in succession, his display
of similar fruit, grown upon his Monte
Vista grove" orchard, having been
awarded the first premium at the San
Diego fair held recently.
The subject of keeping the fair open
on Sunday is now under discussion by
the association, a large delegation of the
working classes having called upon the
officers with request to that effect, on
account of their inability to attend dur
to xraa