Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-08

painting; Los Angeles school of art apc
design, diploma for display of oil ane
water color painting and wood carving
by students>
DIVISION X.
Glass one-Ladies' annex, silk busI
ness; George Spiker, California manufac
tured tobacco.
Glass two-Eli Graves, wheat; Q n
Wilson, rye; G Wilson, oats; s A Wal
dron. barley, first; Louis Stephens, bar
ley, second; @ N Wilson, buckwheat
JAS @ Dunn, hops; Gibbs, yellow corn
Gills, white corn.
Glass three--G r Meyers. pumpkins
G r Meyers, largest pumpkins; A Grif'
fifth, red potatoes ] B Alvord white pota-
tees; Z Alvord, long blood beets; ]
Gibbs, turnip beets; Gibbs. tomatoes;
Gibbs, cabbage A 2 Griffith caull-
flower; J B Alvord, red onions; j b AL
word, yellow onions; w Baker, crook
neck squash; A P Griffith, Hubbard
squash Gibbs, mountain sweet water
melon A p Griffith, largest watermelon |;
Gibbs, other variety watermelon Jas
Q Dunn, yellow 1eshed muskmelon;
Hammel & Denker, Lima beans in pod /;
B Alvord, white beans, dry; ON Will
son, field peas. dry; CN Wilson, garden
peas, dry; @ N Wilson, greatest variety,
dry; A P Griffith, egg plants; A P Grit
fth, Chile peppers.
Glass four--.Mrs. S D Spear, display
OF flowers not by professional Ray mond
Nursery, number display pinks; Mrs. >
d Spear. number varieties roses; Mrs. )
ID Spear, fullest display of flowers from
one variety, first; Long Beach, fullest
display of flowers from one vicinity,
second.
DIVISION L.
Glass two-Sessions & Co., display of
butter; Oxnard Bros, display OF sugar
from beets.
DIVISION M.
. Glass one-Louis Walker, seven varie-
ties apples, first; ] Gibbs, seven varie-
ties apples, second; L E Allen. seven
varieties apples, third; w w Lowe, five
varieties apples, first; ] W Venable,
five varieties apples, second w W
Lowe, display of apples, tiret Louis
Walker, display Of apples, second, Louis
Walker, six varieties pears, first; l
Gibbs, six varieties pears, second; Lou
is Walker, three varieties pears, first;
w w Lowe, three varieties pears, Sec
ond; Louis Walker. display pears, first;
Gibbs, display pears, second; Louis
Walker, four varieties peaches, first;
Louis Walker, three varieties plums, first;
Louis Walker, prunes. first; +. B. Nor
wood, prunes, second: A. P. Griffith,
prunes, third o. E. Roberts, figs, three
varieties, first; JAS. Stewart, figs, three
varieties, second; Jas. Stewart, Smyrna
6g of commerce, first; Ernest Watson,
emitropic fruits; Ernest Watson, Val
encia oranges; L. E. Allen, one variety
lemons; 1. Gibbs, persimmons; r. G.
Slaughter, ounces, fret; Cyrus Kinney,
pomegranates, first; A. p. Griffith,
pomegranates, second; l. Gibbs, fruits
by producers l. Gibbs, products by pro-
ducers; l. Gibbs, district display, first
Long Beach district. district display,
second; w. R. Baker, dried apples;
Bliss Bros, dried peaches, first; w r
Baker, dried peaches, second; w r
Baker, dried plums, first; Bliss Bros,
dried plums, second; NJ Horton, dried |
prunes. first; A d Hawks, dried prunes,
second Louis Walker, dried apricots;
James 9 Dunn, dried figs, first; James
Stewart, dried figs, second; w R
Baker, dried berries; A N Palmer, dried |
nectarines, first; w R Baker, dried |
nectarines, second; Bliss Bros, dried |
Kelsy plums; w r Baker, dried fruit
leather; Mark Brimble, special green
Kelsy plums, diploma.
Glass two-L L Beouette, walnuts;
Jas Stewart, walnuts. second; M Hor.
ton, almonds; A P Griffith, Italian
chestnuts; A P Griffith, peanuts.
Glass three-Cyrus Minney, eight
varieties grapes; L E Allen. three vari-
eties grapes, first; CYRUS Minney, three
varieties grapes, second; Cyrus Minney,
display grapes.
Glass four-Jas G Dunn, seedless
raisins.
Glass fve-W. R. Baker, fruit in glass,
first; E. E. Foster. fruit in glass. Sec
ond; W. E. Baker, jelly and jam in
glass, first; S. A. Crane, jelly and jam
in glaes, second Mrs. e. M. Potts, jelly |
and jam in glass, third; Mrs. +. M. |
Potts, pickles, first; w. K. Baker,
pickles, second.
Glass seven-B. P. Norwood, special
orange vinegar, diploma.
DIVISION M.
S N Wilson, comb honey, first; j |
Archer, comb honey, second; J Archer,
extracted honey, first; G N Wilson, ex-
tracted honey, second; G N Will
son, comb foundation j Archer,
swarm Italian bees, first; G N Wilson.
swarm Italian bees, second; ] Archer,
display bees and honey, first G N Will
son, display bees and honey, second;
Archer, special, most artistic display
comb and honey.
DIVISION o.
Glass one-W l. Kestner, bacon.
Glass two-Cole & Muir, semi tropic |
trees; John S Calkips, olive trees; A w
deciduoue trees.
Glass four-Los Angeles Box company,
fruit packages; E E Foster, special fruit
pitter.
Glass five-Davis Sewing Machine
artistic display on sewing ma
chine; Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma
chine company.
Glass six-George spiker, cured to.
bacco.
Glass eight-W II Hoegee, portable |
house, diploma; W Fl Hoegee, tent, di-
ploma; w III Hoegee, hammock, di-
ploma; W Fl Hoegee, camp furniture,
diploma.