Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-04
1t Exceeds All Previous Or
ange Shows.
The Great Display Continues to
Attract.
The Complete and Official List of
Entries.
scenes at the Pavilion Noted Last
Night-The Class-s Into Which
Exhibita Are Divided.
The Entries.

There were at least 1000 people at the
citrus fair last evening, and the richness
and splendor OF the display enthused d
the fancy Of every one. Particularly was
the spectacle one OF increasing interest
to hundreds OF tourists who are now
spending the winter in this section.
The novel and beautiful designs built OF
the finest varieties Of oranges on ex-
hibition are constantly surrounded by
throngs Of amazed and admiring visitors.
One Of the attractive auxiliary features
was series Of poetic, symbolical and
historical tableaux vivants, given under
the direction Of Mrs. R. D. P. Widner,
in which fully 100 persons participated.
They formed a succession of charming
stage pictures that elected the heartiest
applause. The whistling of Mr.. g. H.
Wescott, the famous whistler, was an
other pleasing feature. During the day
the Judges made an examination of the
exhibits, and today will make the an
nouncement of the awards. This is San
Diego day, and one of the features to-,
night will be an exhibition by the Ath-
letic club OF this city. The tableaux
will be repeated next Tuesday, and
the fair will remain open until next
Wednesday night, inclusive. Mr.. Jesse
ID. Carr of the state board
of agriculture is here as their
representative. Among the special ex
hibits that are attracting considerable at
tention are the ruby blood oranges exhib.
tied byVentura county and by Riverside.
Taking the display as a whole, the pres
ent citrus fair is pronunced by all judges
to be the most successful that has yet
been given.
THE ENTRIES.
The following is the official list of en-
tries, numbering 700 in all, exceeding
by far any previous display:
Glass BEST exhibit OF citrus fruit
from any county: First premium, $40O !;
second, 5000; third, 500; fourth, $50
Ventura, Orange, San Bernardino, San
Diego, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara
counties.
Glass 2-For best exhibit of citrns
fruit from any locality: First premium,
$3.50; second, 800; third, $50; fourth,
$25. Ontario, Porterville, Pomona.
Santa Paula, Rialto, Highland, Tustin,
Garden Grove, Santiago, Fullerton, Red
lands, Cotton, Riverside, National City,
Duarte, Santa Barbara.
Glass 3-For best exhibition of Wash
ington navel oranges by an individual /:
First premium, $75; second, $50; third,
$25. A. G. Thompson, Duarte; j. L..
Lanterman, La Canada; Del Vale Bros,
Camulos; j. G. Joplin, Tustin; w. 1.
Rice, C. II. Sheldon, Ventura; j. w.
Tibbott, Rialto; Samuel B. Fox, A. S.
Fox, Cotton; F. P. Morrison, Redlands
Mcneil & Vosburg, Azusa; VIM. G. Ful-
ler, Cotton; s. La Rue, w. H. Backus,
Riverside; E. P. Fowler, National City ;
w. B. Dole, Pomona; Ray Billingsley,
3 Santa Ana; G. F. Bennett, Tustin; + !.
@. Story, A. G. Weeks, ]. A. Graves, E..
Pollard, 6. B. Adams, R. F. Bishop and
A. Phillips, Alhambra; H. Edwards,
Riverside; Eugene Meyer, Duarte.
Glass 4-For best exhibit of budded
oranges, other than Washington navels,
by an individuals: First premium, $75
second, $50; third, $25. j. @. Joplin,
Tustin; G. F. Ferris, Pomona; w. I.
Rice, Ventura; E. s. Tracher, Nordhoff
G. H. Sheldon, Ventura; 1. Van Nest,
Rialto; Jas. Barnhill, Cotton A. s. Fox, !,
Cotton; j. S. Castleman, II. A. Pulse,
John w. Roberts, Riverside; w. ].
.Prettyman, Porterville; Frank II. Ed
wards and George Duncan, Riverside.
Class 5-For best exhibit of Seeding
oranges by an individual: First pre-.
MUM $75; second, $50; third, $25.
Eugene Meyer, Duarte; J. l.. Lanter-
man, La Canada; Del Valle Bros,
Camulos; J. G. Joplin, Tustin; G. H.
Hovey, Downey; R. Cathcart, Pomona
N. w. Blanchard, Santa Paula; Mrs.
Robert Lyons, G. H. Sheldon, Ventura !;
A. w. Bemis, A. A. Cox, Rialto; w. H.
Randall, Highland; Geo. s. Patton, San
Gabriel; J. E. Difenbacher, Redlands
J. s. Castleman, s. La Rue, Riverside
J. G. Frisbie, San Diego; John w. Rob-
erts, Riverside; G. K. Paine, Redlands
Geo. Hannahs, H. L. Story, San Diego
D. Woodward, Otay; W.. w. Whitney,
National City; G. F. Bennett, Tustin
H. G.. Hill, Orange; Ernest Watson,
Duarte.
Glass 6-For best specimens OF Wash
ington navel oranges, not less than one
box: First premium, $40; second, $40.
A. G. Thomson, Duarte; j. L. Lanter.
man, La Canada; j. @. Joplin, Tustin
John Burr, San Fernando; Henry
Claussen, North Cahuenga: G. W. Nc
Clarey, Pomona; ]. Parsons, Pomona
w. B. Dole, Pomona; W. I. Rice, Po.
mona; G. H. McKevett, Santa Paula
VIII. Young, Duarte; l. Van Nest,
Rialto; E. F. Pierce, Highland; j. H.
F. Jarchow, San Gabriel; Mrs. A. Oak
ley, Ontario; James Barnhill, Cotton
G.. H. Hubbard, Cotton Samuel B. Fox,
Cotton; A. S. Fox, Cotton; j. R. Dob.
bins, San Gabriel; John Scott, Duarte
Geo. E. Otis, E. L. Spencer, G.. H. Lea,
Jacobs & Waite. <. J. Waite, j. Lee Roy
Brown, J. D. v. Love, ]. +. Dlffen,
bacher. S. Cook, 7. f. N. Eaton and
Isam Mitchell, Redlands; VIM. @. Full
Ter, @. Melville Archibald, Cotton; j. S.
Castleman, H. A. Pulls, s. La Rue. D.
@. Twogood, H. D. holland, E. Q. Der
by, w. Forkner, j. L. Koethern, w. H
Backus, Riverside: o. H. P. Forker, E
P. Fowler, National City; J. S. Harbi-
son, San Diego; T. ]. Swayne, Sweet
water Fruit Co., Mrs. E. L. Williams,
National City; John w. Roberts, River
side; Kenneth Carter, Duarte; E. F.
Van Luven, Cotton; H. O. Maynard
Ontario; O. P. Taft. Orange; A. b. Mi.
nor, Cotton; Ray Billingsley, Santa
Ana; M. p. Woodbridge, Escondido; w,
@. Kimball, National City; w. H. Phil
lips, @. F. Bennett, Tustin; f. @. Story
A. O. Weeks, Alhambra; Frank n. Ed
wards, Riverside G. M. Briggs, J. Rem
maker, W: Chippendale, Dnarte; Geo
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