Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

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Glass 16-For best display of orange
wine; premium, SIS. George Merrell
Duarte.
Glass 17-,For best display of orange
marmalade !; premium, $15. Miss M. l.
Webb, San Diego.
Glass 18-Fof best display of all prod
ucts Of the orange; premium, $15. s. H.
Woodbridge, Los Angeles.
Class l9-For best display OF budded
lemons from any locality first premium,
$50; second, $50; third. $40. First,
Riverside; second, Ontario; third, Po-
mona.
Class 20-For best exhibit of bu .
lemons, by an individuals First prem
ium, $50; second, 500. First, G.. w.
Garcelon, Riverside; second, E.. M.
Hatch, Ontario.
Class 21-For best variety OF budded
lemons. not less than one box: First
premium, $25; second, $15. First, I. G.
Wood, Ontario, Lisbon lemons; second,
E. M. Hatch, Ontario, Genoa lem
ons.
Glass 22-For best display OF Lisbon
lemons by an individual: First prem
ium, s25; second, $l5. First, G. w.
Garcelon, Riverside; second, E. M.
Hatch, Ontario.
Glass 23-For best display of Eureka
lemons, quantity not less than one box /,
First premium, $25; second, $l5. First,
N. w. Blanchard, Santa Paula; second,
E. M. Hatch. Ontario.
Glass 24-For best display of Villa
Franco by an individual, quantity not
less than one box: First premiem, $25 !;
second, $l5. First, l. @. Wood, Ontario !;
second, A. Keen & Son, National City.
Glass 25-For best display by an in
dividual of lemons not otherwise speci-
fed in this list, quantities not larger
than plateful of each variety: First
premium, $25; second, $15. There be-
ing but two entries in this class the
committee found no premiums, the re-
port stating thatin the opinion of the
committee neither of the exhibits should
be awarded a premium.
Glass 26-For best variety of lemon
not specified elsewhere in this list, in
quantities not less than one plateful:
First premium, $25; second. SIS. First,
N. w. Blanchard, Santa Paula; second,
G. w. Garcelon, Riverside.
Glass 27-For best exhibit of lines:
First premium, SIS; second, $5. First,
John Scott, Duarte second, G. F. Eaton,
Santa Barbara.
Glass 2S-For best exhibit of citrons :
First premium, $15; second, $40. First,
1. B. Pierce, Santa Barbara; second, T.
s. Ingham, Highland.
Glass 29-For best exhibit of shad-
docks and pumelo: Premium, $5. First,
J. S. Bell, Santa Barbara; honorable
mention, T. j. Swayne, National City.
Class 30-For the best exhibit of
grape fruit: Premium, $5. First, D.
G. Twogood, Riverside; second, honora-
BILE mention, F. H. Douglass, Duarte.
Glass 31-For best exhibit of raisins
from any county: First premium, SIS !;
second, $50. First, San Bernardino
county; second, San Diego county.
Glass 32-For best exhibit of raisins
from any locality: First premium, $50 /;
second, $15. First, Riverside; second,
Fillmore, Ventura county.
Glass 33-For best exhibit of raisins
by an individual: First premium, $25 !;
second, $40. First, w. H. Backus, Riv-
Aside; second, F. M. Moore, Fill more,
Ventura county.
Glass 34-For best exhibit of five-
pound box OF raisins: First premium,
$40; second, IS. First, w. H. Backus,
Riverside; second, F.. H. Moore, Fill
more, Ventura county.
Class 35-For best exhibit OF ~.
pound box of raisins: Premium, IS.
First. w. Fl. Backus, Riverside; honor
able mention, F. M. Moore, Fillmore.
Glass 36-For best exhibit Of dried
figs: First premium, $40; second, $5.
First, w. H. Ferrey, Lakeside, San
Diego county; second, G. P. Taft,
Orange.
Glass 37-For best exhibit of picked
olives: Premium, $l5. Fred j. Smith,
Pomona.
The committee, in reporting on this
class, says of the exhibit made by Mr..
Frank Kimball: "a superb display oi
very fine fruit, and very near to the
best"
Glass 38-For best exhibit Of olive oil;
First premium. $40; second, $40. First.
Ellwood Cooper, Santa Barbara second,
Frank Kimball, National City.
Class 39-For the best exhibit of wal
nuts: First premium, 500; second, $40
First, Jos. Sexton, Santa Barbara sec.
ond, A. N. Leet, Santa Barbara.
Glass 4O-For best display OF almonds
First premium, $40; second, IS. First
Del Vale Bros, Camulos; second, j. I
Haight, Rialto.
Glass 41-For best display of fruit o.
guava: Premium. $40. Mrs. Elisa Dim
mick, Santa Barbara.
Glass 42-For best display of the pro
ducts OF the guava fruit: Premium. S.
L. E. Allen company, San Diego.
Glass 43-For best display of semi
| tropic fruit not mentioned in this list
Premium, $25. Santa Barbara.
Glass 44-For best artistic display O.
citrus fruits. First premium, 800
second, $50; third, $25. First, Pomona
second, Riverside; third, Vernon.
In it's report the committee for thil
class says that the members think tina
Highlands, with it's kite.shaped track
and Arrowhead, Redlands, Cotton ant
Orange county deserve special com
mendation, especially as these exhibitor
are comparatively new to this work
The older sections Of San Diego, Pasa
dena and Ontario also have very artistic
designs, worthy Of special mention.
SOME WONDERFUL REMEDIES.
In the east gallery at the citrus fai
the central point of interest to visitors j
he exhibit made by S. Brown & Co. Q
their wonderful remedies. Browns rem
edies have become a household wor'
throughout Southern California, henc
there is a constant stream Of purchaser
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