Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-25

oats, first, sample OF barley, first; Henry
Classen, Cahuenga. green-heshed musk
melons, first; yellow-heshed musk mel
ons, first; George Spiker, city, best dis
play California manufactured tobacco,
first; Mrs. d. Curry, Norwalk, Lima
beans in pod, first cabbage, first; w. X.
Baker, Pasadena, ,crooked-necked squash,
first; Vernon district, flowers from one
vicinity, first; Mrs. Isaac Gibbs, Yer
non, flowers not by professional,
first display of roses, first; dis
play of watermelons, first; G.
N. Wilson, San Fernando mountains,
rye, first; greatest variety peas, first;
gourd, honorable mention garden peas
dry, first; JohnsF. Branch, Artesia,
white corn, first; pumpkins, first;
sweet potatoes, honorable mention; J.
F. Clausen, Neenach, wheat, first; w.
T. Strawbridge, Whittier, largest water
melon, first; o. E. Roberts, Cahuenga,
Chile peppers, honorable mention;
Ventura county, purple egg plants, first;
F. Il. Kellogg, Goleta, largest pumpkin,
first; A. Phillips, La Patera, white po-
tatoes, first.
Division III. Whitaker, Buena
Park, sorghum molasses, diploma; Ses-
sions & Co., city, butter, first; Mrs. d.
y, NOIWdlhg OObtCl3 bCCOnQ Qs
Elwin Co., city, maple syrup, diploma.
Division NV. r. Baker, Pasadena,
dried apples, first; dried berries, Sec
ond fruit leather, first; fruit in glass,
second jelly and jam, first; pickles in
glass, second G. R. Taft, Orange, peach
es, four varieties, second; figs, three
varieties, second; persimmons, second;
dried apricots, first; dried berries, first
J. @. Joplin, Bell Canon, display pro-
ducts by producer, first; fruit in glass,
first jams and jelly, second pickles in
glass, first; James Dunn, Long Beach,
dried figs, second jelly and jam, third
James Root, Rivera, dried figs, first;
H. P. Sanford, Artesia, apples, seven
varieties, second pears, three varieties,
second H. R, Smith, Vernon, apples,
five varieties, second George w. Ford,
Santa Ana, walnuts, first; Ventura
county, best di strict display, first;
Lewis Walker, Ventura, display Of fruit
by one producer, first; peaches, four
varieties, first; plums, three varieties,
first; display of pears, first; Emma
Wetzel, city, persimmons, first; FL
diploma; Santa Barbara nurseries,
mention E. M. Hatch, Ontario,
lemons, one variety, first; P L. Bvers,
Santa Paula. peanuts, first; Cyrus
Kenney, Sespe, Ventura county, gem
eral display of grapes, first;
table grapes, eight varieties, first;
Bishop-Loop Crystalizing company
city, crystalized fruit, first; Los
Nietos Walnut Growers association,
Rivera, walnuts, diploma; E. p. Nor
awood, Cucamonga, almonds, second;
Mrs. S. Liman, Westminster, general
display apples, second; Isaac Gibbs,
Vernon, fruit in glass, third, six vari-
eties pears, second; s. Richardson, AL
hambra, three varieties pears, first,
pomegranates, first, semi-tropic fruits,
second; @. Q. Thompson, Pasadena,
dried peaches, first, dried prunes, first;
Orange county, district display, second;
John F. Branch, Artesia, five varieties
apples, first, prunes, first James Root,
Rivera, pomegranates, second; Bliss
Bros, Duarte, dried peaches, second,
dried plums, first; John f. Branch, Ar
tesla, preserved citron, diploma; HI.
Stoll, Cahuenga, ounces, second James
Duffy, San Diego, seven varieties apples,
first; James Clark, Pasadena, blackbeI-
ries, honorable mention; John S. Dore,
Fresno, Thompson seedless raisins, first;
l.. L. .Bequette, Rivera, walnuts, second;
A. H. and G. B. Palmer, Ontario, dried
plums, second; w. w. Broughton, Lom-
poe, display OF apples, first, six varieties
pears, first, display OF pears, second; Z
j. B. Pearce, Santa Barbara. citron OF
commerce. honorable mention T. J..
Kerns, Downey, ounces, first; Mrs.
Mary Kon, city, peaches 3 years from
seed, honorable mention; r. 0. Barber,
Banning, dried prunes, second; r. O.
Barber, Banning, dried nectarines, hon
orable mention; Del Vale Bros, Ven
tura, almonds, first; II. Boetcher, Ver-
non, Italian chestnuts, first; Clio S.
Lloyd, Santa Barbara, semi i-tropic fruits,
first; G. B. Parma, Santa Barbara, red
wine, diploma &. B. Parma, Santa Bar
bara, white wine, diploma; Mark Brim-
BILE, Covina, Kelsey plums, diploma.
Division M. Archer, Ventura, bee
hives, diplomas ]. Archer, Ventura,
Ventura, Italian bees, first; J. Archer,
Ventura. display bees and honey, first;
j. Archer, Ventura, cake beeswax, di-
ploma; b. ]. Byers, Santa Paula, ex-
tracted honey, first; II. G. Wheeler,
Newhall, comb honey, first; G. N. Will
son, San Fernando mountains, comb
honey, second G. n. Wilson, San Fer
nando mountains, Italian bees, second
G. N. Wilson, San Fernando mountains.
display bees and honey, second; Santa
Paula Hardware company, Santa Paula,
honey extractor diploma; Bliss Bros,
Duarte, comb foundation, diploma.
Division O-James Root, Rivera,
banana tree with fruit, first; F. Cocker,
Glendora, orange trees, second Viii
linger Bros, Covina, orange trees, first;
A. w. Eames, Vernon, deciduous fruit
trees, diploma.
Division ART department: Miss
T. E. Duvall, city, orange branch,
diploma Miss f. E, Duvall, city, fruit
piece, second; Miss Alice Dane, Pasa-
dena, fruit piece, third; Miss A. Stow,
city, tapestry, first; Miss A. Stow, city,
orange-wood placques, second Miss Re-
ginia O'Kane, city, fruit piece, first;
Mrs. s. II. Jordan, city, still life, first;
Mrs. s. II. Jordan, city, still life, sec
ond MissF. f. Duvall, city, landscape,
second; Mrs. ]. H, Crawford, city, or
ange-wood placques, first; Miss Ham
mel, city, landscape, first; Mrs. Brad
shaw, city, head, second Miss zetta
Behne, city, fruit. diploma; Miss Pearl
Lettelier, city, fruit, fourth Philip A.
Butler, South Pasadena, water colors,
diploma; Miss King, city, water colors,
(howers,l first; Miss Pearl Lettelier,
city, copy oil painting, honorable
mention; Mrs. Mary E. Hughes,
cifV p0nv oil y.o;v4tno