Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-04

Alhambra; G. F. Eaton, Santa Barbara.
Glass 24--For the best display OF Villa
Franca, by an individual, quantity not
less than one box: First premium,
$25; second, SIS: l. G. Wood, Ontario; /;
A. Keer & Son, Geo. w. Hale, National
City.
Glass 25-For the best display, by an
individual, of lemons not specified else
where in this list. quantities not larger
than plateful of each variety: First
premium, $25; second. $l5. Mrs. Robt.
Lyons, Ventura; N. w. Godbold, High
land.
Glass 26-For best varieties of lemons,
not specified elsewhere in this list, in
quantities not less that one plateful of
each variety: First premium, $25; Sec
ond, $15. N. w. Blanchard, Santa
Paula; Mrs. Robt. Lyon, Ventura; I. G.
Wood, Ontario; H. L. Macneil, Azusa;
]. V. G. Pogue, Visalia CIV. Carcelon,
Riverside; S. S. johnson, National
City; A. Keer & Son. National City; N.
0. Wadsworth, San Diego; John Wolf
skill, Santa Monica; d. treeman, Ingle.
wood S. S. Marshall, Ell Caion.
Glass 27-For best exhibit of lines:
First premium, SIS; second, $5. A. G.
Thompson, Duarte; j. l.. Lanterman, La
Canada J. G. Joplin, Tustin City; John
Scott, Duarte; CS. Sawyer,C. E. Eaton,
Santa Barbara.
Glass 2S-For best exhibit of citrons:
First premium, SIS; second, $40. 7. S.
Ingham, Highland; Mrs. Catherine
Seiberlich, National City; Mrs. John
Wolfskill, Santa Monica; George Rus
sell, G. S. Sawyer, 1. B. Pierce, Santa
Barbara.
Glass 29-For best exhibit OF shad-
docks and pumelo: Premium, $5. w.
r. Ingham, Highland; T. j. Swayne,
National City; J., S. Bell, Santa Bar
bara.
Glass 30-For best exhibit of grape
fruit: Premium, $5. Jas. Barnhill, Col
ton; G. j. Davis, Cotton; D. G. Two
good, Riverside; Earl & Son, National
City; s. M. Marshall, Ell Cajon; F. NJ.
Douglas, Duarte.
Glass 3l-For best exhibit OF raisins
from any county: First premium, $75
second, $50. G. w. Garcelon. San Ber-
nardino county; R. H. Young, San
Diego county.
Class 32-For best exhibit of raisins
from any locality: First premium, $50
second, SIS. F. M. Moore and Cyrus
Kenney, Fillmore; W. H. Early, Rialto
H. A. Pulls, Riverside; S. M. Marshall
Gel Cajon society, Ell Cajon; (Escondi-
do society, Escondido.
Class 33-For best exhibit of raisins
by an individual: First premium. $25
second, $40. F. M. Moore, Fillmore G.
N. Turner, Rialto; B. Z. Subley, A. l..
Wright, Rialto; Illingsworth, Ontario
w. H. Backus, Riverside; S. M. Mar
shall, Ell Cajon; Escondido Land and
Town company, Escondido; O. Henry,
Porterville.
Glass 34-For best exhibit of five.
pound box OF raisins: First premium,
$40; second, IS. F. M. Moore, Fillmore
G. N. Turner, Rialto; W. H. Backus,
Riverside; S: M. Marshall, Ell Cajon
Escondido Land and Town company; O.
Henry, Porterville.
Class 35-For best exhibit of 21a h.
box of raisins: Premium, IS. F. M.
Moore, Fillmore: w. H. Backus, River
side.
Glass 36-For best exhibit of dried
figs: First premium, $40; second, So,
Leonard Carter, Covina; WI. Nichol,
son, Pasadena; S. T. Holly. La Cres
centa; Mrs. L. E. Walker, Ontario; w.
H. Perry, Lakeside; H. Newman, Port
erville; D. H. Henry, Porterville; G. p
Taft, Orange. s
Glass 37-For best exhibit of picklea
National City; Del Vale Bros, Camu.
los; I. H. Cammock, Whittier; B. B
Briggs, La Creecenta; w. o. Welch, Po.
mona; G. w. Garcelon. Riverside; F. J.
Smith, Pomona; X. Stevens, Santa Bar.
bara; A. M. Boyd, Los Olivos.
Glass 3S-For best exhibit of olive
oil: First premium, $2O; second, So
Frank Kimball, National City; Ellwood
Cooper, Santa Barbara.
Class 30-For best exhibit of walnuts
First premium, $40; second, $40. J. T.
Haight, Rialto George W. Ford, Sants
Ana; Mrs. T. j. Mellen, Beaumont
Mrs. James Boyd, Riverside; John
Spence, A. Leet, Joseph Sexton, Santa
Barbara.
Class 40-For best display of almonds
First premium, $40; second. Sc. Del
Valle Bros, Camulos; J. T. Haight
Rialto.
Glass 4l-For best display of fruit ol
the guava: Premium, $40. L. E. Allen
Co.. San Diego; Mrs. Eliza Dimnkck
G. S. Sawyer. Santa Barbara.
Glass 42-For best display of the pro-
ducts of the guava fruit: Premium S.
Mrs. H. Stoll, Cahuenga; Mrs. G. A.
Briggs, La Canada L. E. Allen Co., San
Diego; Sweetwater Fruit company
National City.
Glass 43-For best display Of semi
tropic fruit not mentioned in this list
Premium, $25. A. H. Palmer & Son,
Ontario; D, Stockton, San Diego; G. F.
Eaton, Santa Barbara.
Class 44-For best artistic display ol
citrus fruits: First premium, 500; sec
ond, $50; third, $25. Vernon Ladies'
Annex, Pomona, Rialto, Highland, On
tario, Orange county, Redlands, On
tario, Riverside, San Diego county, Pas
adena.
MEXICAN ART LEATHER.
One OF the most unique and beautifu
exhibits at the citrus fair is the display
made by the Mexican Art Leather com
pany at their booth in the northwest
gallery. Here will certainly be founc
a large crowd OF spectators looking ovel
the comprehensive and beautiful exhi
bit of Mexican hand-stamped leather
goods. The stock on exhibition en-
braces portfolios, chatelaine bags, belts
pocket books, purses, etc. Mr.. Georgt
G. Cook is constantly there stamping
out artistic and beautiful designs OF
leather.
Among the novelties exhibited are