The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17
CITRUS AWARDS.
Placer Takes First Place IN the County
Exhibits

AUBURN, Jan. 10y esterday was chill
dren'5 day at tie citrus fair, and was at
tended By a large crowd from Roseviue
R0cklin, Newcastle Auburn and Edge wood
districts. In the evening an address was
delivered by D. d. Bowman OF Grass Val
ley, followed by Hon. W English and Hon.
Z. J. Ciunie. Director Hancock then read
the list Of awards.
THE COUNTY AWARDS.
The awards for county exhibits were
First place, Placer; second, Butte; third,
Yuba; fourth, I0l0. The most artistic dis
play, L. A Walton Of Suffer County.
The best dried prunes-First, Young
Brothers Of Auburn; second, Y. S. F.
Woodwork Of Clipper Gap.
Best display Of fgs-First, Sherman
Brot-rs Of Monte Rio; second, William
Foster Of Mount Pleasant; third, Walton
q >-tter County; fourth, Il. Z. Parker Of
P-u.vn.
Ru-ins-Best display. first. L. H. Carey Of
Mount Pleasant; second, II. p. Stab
Ter If Suffer County; third, I. Z. Stone
Of 100 County; fourth, o. T. Wyer Of
1o.9 County.
Tie best display of dried prunes-First.
Nj hells; second. Mrs. burlington Of
Santa Rosa; third, jackson of Woodland.
A. D es-FlTst IOwie Brothers Company
Of Ala, second. II. A. Frost Of Dutch Flat ;
th.rd. Mrs. Iowle Of Alta; fourth, j. Il.
Lewis Of Monte Rio.
Pears-First, Hon. Thomas Fraser Of Ell
Dorado, second, Judge Speer of Auburn !:
third, Mrs. {. NJ. Delam alter Of Richmond.
GENERAL DRIED FRUITS.
Dried fruits-Best general exhibit. FIRST,
y. \ StableT; second, Sherman Bros. /;
third, {. /. Wyer; fourth, l. !. Stone
Preserved and canned-Best exhibit by
other than packers. first, Mrs. ". B. Lard
ner; second, De FLbiss; third L. B. Bee
cher
Nuts-Best general exhibit, first J. R
NOfskil; third, Hon. Thomas Fraser.
Nursery stOck-Best exhibit grown by the
exhibitor. 10 include Seeding and budded
stock, first, A T. BoaTdman & Co. :;
second, ". R. Strong & CO. Best exhibition
Of budded -oranges-FiTst, Robert Hector ;
second, Peter Nor0urg; third, OrOYille Cit
rus Ass OCiatiOn; fourth. j. x. CoTrea; fifth,
Au burn Orange Association. Best twelve
budded OTauges-tirst, OrOVile Citrus As
ISOLATION; second, J. r, W0fskiH; third,
2 2iIs. Dri Bfsn!amin fourth. =, II. Lewis;
min, a. +. Jones' sixth, Il. Hector; sew
entn, W Rogers; eighth, II. Z. Parker :;
ninth, y h. COrrea tenth, r. Hector. Best
twelve seedlings-First, j. 4. O'Brieu; sec
Ond. Mr. jeffrey; third, William OBTen :;
fourth, Mr.. GrIggs: fifth, II. 4. Parker
sixth. W illiam Foster; seventh, r. @. Cur
Tier; eighth, Owen Owen; ninth, J. K Cor
Yea tenth, Mrs. Van Arsdae
BEST ORANGE EXHIBITS.
Best two boxes Of standard oranges
packed for maTket-First Citrus AssOcia-
ton If Butte; second, j. X COrrea-
Picked oliyes-FiTst, Mrs. Robertson {;
second. F. Gloss.
Olive oil-Fjrst Mrs. Robertson: second.
Mr W OllskiHi third Z. Gloss; fourth. G.
Cuoey.
Persimmons-First, ". B. Gester; second.
Martin Pelster; third, Mr.. Keller
POmegr anates-First, Jones & son; sec
end, Il, 3. Gaylord; third, q. 5, Belterly.
Best exhibit Of Seeding oTanges-FIrst,
q. Owen; second, j. K. 0'Brien; third.
William Barter; fourth, G. T. Rich. Best
second standard boxes Of seeding oranges
packed for market-First, }. X. 0Bren
second, j. K. Correa.
Leuons-FirSt, II. Seaman; second, Au-
baJn Orange Association: third, ]. a.
Cleveland fourth, G. g. Rich.
SbaddOcks and pum8ios-Tirst, c. F.
Lewis, second, ID. ". Lubbock; third, James
Rutter
Olives-First. Mrs Robertson; second.
Miss Dunlap; third, ThermaIito Olive OIL
Association.
VISITORS BANQUETED.
A large crowd gathered at tie depot this
afternoon TO receive the Governor Shortly
before train time dispatch was received
saying he could not come Oh account OF
Illness. Members Of the Governors staff
We're aboard and the train brought J. b.
Wright and Henry +. Highton Of San Fran
cisco. They were met by leading citizens.
and after visiting the fair were banoueied
a. the American Hotel. The attendance
was large and enthusiastic to-day. In the
evening General Hamilton presided over