The record-union., 1892-01-16
Special to the RrcoRp-uN1ox.

tons attended from Roseville, Rocklin,
Newcastle, Edgewood and Auburn.
Both trains from the west were we'll
crowded. Among the notables arriving
to-day were Frederick Cox and wife,
Chris Green, ]. A. Talbot, II. M. La
Rue and wife, and A. j. Johnston, of
Sacramento; George A. Morris, editor of
the Marysville Appeal, Editor Bowles, of
the California Fruit GroUer, and others
of San Francisco. The streets are becom-
ing well settled and many parties were
taken for drives to Monterio, the Auburn
| Orange Ranch, Eolia flights, and other
! points Of interest.
| Among the attractions not heretofore
mentioned are the two fine fruit paint
| lngs of Mrs. Irving of Colfax. Miss G..
| a. Burke of San Francisco an amateur
| photographer, has very fine sketch of a
basket Of peaches. The basket has been
| overturned, and one is almost tempted to
reach for the luscious fruit.
| Arthur Pillsbury, who has SO fine an
| exhibit of dried fruit, has added a strik-
| ing specimen of an ancient British print
| the cabalastic. The name has cost the
deepest study of classic scholars and
! Psychologists. The specimen strikes one
at once as belonging to an extinct species,
| until he reverses the ordinary rules and
spells it backward-the name given is
| gniddup mulp.
The awards were announced this even
ing, but it was concluded to keep the ex-
hibit open till Monday morning.
ID. ID. Eofman of Grass Valley then de-
liveTed the address, and discussed in a
happy vein the license for possible exag-
geration. He was happy in his illustra-
tons and wise in his suggestions, and
fervently eloquent. Hon. w. d. English
of San Francisco spoke briefly and elo-
quently. Hon. T. J. Clunie also spoke
! briefly. Mrs. NJ. w. Ward and Miss
Una McClain then gave well-rendered
vocal duet.
Director Hancock then read the list of
awards as follows: Premium list, class
| l, county exhibits-First, Placer, $3.50;
second, Butte, $3.50; third, Yuba, 500;
fourth, Yolo, $50.
Class 2, budded oranges-Largest and
best exhibit of budded oranges grown by
an exhibitor-First, Robert Hector of
! Monterio, $500; second, Peter Norburg of
Penryn, 500; third, Oroville Citrus Asso-
citation, SIS; fourth, j. X. Correa of New
castle, $50; fifth, Auburn Orange Com
pany, S25.
Glass 3, budded oranges, best 112 bud
ded oranges grown by exhibitors First,
Oroville Citrus Association, $40; second,
X. Hector of Monterio, SO; third, j. r.
Wolfskill, So; fourth, w. A. Rogers of
Thermalito, 81; fifth, Mrs. D. Bergnum,
So; sixth, II. E. Parker of Penryn, 50;
seventh, Mrs. j. II. Lewis, 81; eighth, J.
K. Westall, So; ninth, A. f. Jones, 81;
tenth, Robert Hector of Monterio, 81.
Class 4, Seeding oranges, best exhibit
of Seeding oranges by producer-First,
Owen r. Owens of Penryn, $10O; second,
James X. O'Brien of Smartsville, $50;
third, William Barter of Penryn, $50;
fourth, George Rich of Sacramento, S25.
Class 5, Seeding oranges, best twelve
| seedlings grown by xhibitors-First,
j. X. O'Brien of Smartsville, $40; second,
George Jeffrey, So; third, VIM. O'Brien,
s.; fourth, S. J. Griggs, 81; fifth, H. E.
Parker, Sc; sixth, William Foster, S.;
Owens, So; ninth, j. K. Correa. 81; tenth,
Mrs. Vanarsdale of Yuba City, 81.
Glass 6, best standard boxes of budded
oranges packed for market-First, Oro-
vile Citrus Association, SIS; second, j.
X. Correa, Jr., of Newcastle, $40.
Class Z, best two standard boxes seed
ling oranges packed for market-First,
! James K. O'Brien, SIS; second, J. r. Cor
rea of Newcastle, $40.
Class s, lemons, best display-First, H.
Seaman of Winters, $50; second, Auburn
Orange Company, $50; third, O. V. Cleve-
land of Thermalito $40; fourth, George
I. Rich Of Sacramento, SO.
Class 8, shaddocks and pumalos, best
display-First, G. T. Lewis of Monterio,
So; second, D. w. Lubbock, So; third, Jas.
Rutte OF Florln, ~.
Class 10, Olives-First, Mrs. Emily
Robertson, S25; second, Mrs. Nellie S.
Dunlap of Sacramento, Sl5; third, Their
malito Olive Oil Association. So
Glass IL, Picked Olives-First, Mrs.
Emily Robertson of Auburn, $40: second,
F. Gloss, $40.
Class IL, olive oil-Figsk Mrs. Emily
Winters, S25; third, F. Gloss of Auburn,
SIS; fourth, George Cooley of Marysville,
$40.
Class 13, Best Exhibit of Persimmons-
First, William B. Gester of Monterio, S.;
second, Martin Pelster of Auburn, So;
third, A. G. Keller of Auburn, 81.
Class IA, pomegranates-First J. It.
Jones d Son of Ophir, S.; second, H. B.
Gaylord of Auburn, So; third, G. S. Bet
terley of Ophir, $40.
Class Is, best display of raisins-First,
l.. H. Carey, 500; second, b. G. Stabler
of Yuba CitysS75; third, l.. G. Stone of
Woodland, $50; fourth, c. f. Myer of
Winters, SIS.
Class 16, best display of dried prunes-
First, r. c. kells of Yuba City, $40: Sec
ond. Nose f. burlington of Santa Rosa,
So; third, d. A. Jackson of Woodland,
$40.
Class17, best dried prunes-First, Young
Bros. OF Auburn, $40; second, S. F. Wood
worth of Clipper Gap, So.
Glass Is, best display of figs-First,
sherman Bros. OF Monterio, S25; second,
William Foster of Lincoln, $50; third,
S. III. Walton of Yuba City, SIS; fourth,
II. E. Parker of Penryn, $40.
Class 10, best general exhibit of dried
fruit-First, II. p. Stabler of Yuba City,
$50; second, Sherman Bros, $50; third,
G. f. Wyer of Winters, $50; fourth, L. G.,
Stone of Woodland. $40.
Class 20, preserved and canned fruits,
best exhibit by others than packers
First. Mrs. w. b. Lardner, SIS; second,
j. DeVilbiss of Winters, $40; third, L. B.
Bacher of Auburn, So.
Class q, best general exhibit of nuts
First, j. X. Wolfskill of Winters, SIS:
second Mrs. F. burlington of Santa
Rosa, SIS; third, Hon. Thomas Fraser,
$40.
Class y. nursery stock, best exhibit
grown by exhibitor, to include Seeding
and budded stock-First, A. f. Board
man ~ Co., Sl5; w. R. Strong 81 Co., $40.
Class %, best exhibit of apples by pro-
ducer-First. Towle Bros. d Co. of Alta.
80; second, Ell. K. Frost of Dutch Flat,
S2O third, Mrs. f. A. Towle. SIS; fourth,
Mrs. j. Ill. Devils of Monterio. $40.
Glass "A, best exhibit of pears by pro-
| ducer---First, Hon. Thomas Fraser, $40;
second, Hon. d. w. Spear. So; third,
Mrs +. burlington, s.; fourth, c. +.
Delameter, 81.
Class %, most artistic exhibits A