The morning call., 1894-02-24
C. II. S. instrumental Quintet (Jesse hutz'
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G. H. y. Mandolin CLUB tAmado menuo|s'
Selection. s4' isaae. &C. H. s. Vocal Octet
Selection. ..llobin Hood ...De koven
c. H. s. Harmonic Orchestra.
Miss II. L. Rsdemaker, Accompanies.
IDe Citrus Fair. which opened III Tue SUI,
ern California building Tuesday lasl, mas az
traeted SO much attention that Tue lnauas .
pave decided To continue me n, ta1 % davs
as the fruit lasts, which VIII De aoout Ieu ~ %
The fair has been a great success ana IS ia
vorablv commented upon by nearly , es1ay ono
WHO visits the Southern California Oumu ada ,.st
The awards of premiums were ihaae I Iast
night and gave general satisfaction ne nrss
premium displays were decorated Will uIuo
badges as soon as the result OF the Judging was
announced. a red ribbon MARKS tne seconu
prize exhibits and yellow one lDe iliiu.
Following Is a complete list OF Inc awaus'
Class For best exhibit OF citrus iruls rom
any county in the district: First premium, San
Bernardino County, $500; secono, isos ,st1
COUNTY Sl25 third. Riverside onIv az
sixth, Ventura County, $25. - .,. 49,.
Class lI-kor best exhibit OF citrus run ITO"
FIRST premium PorterviIie. sl25; second onta-
rio 500; third RedIands s1S; if"th Dnarfe
ciation. SIS.
ung oranges grown by the exhibitor: IN, s,no
First premium. &. f. Frost. Portervilie, Su '
second ) S. Harvey, San Diego, ssh; third: mar IT
wood WOodford Ontario. $50: iourth. W; n.
Backus, Riverside, $50: fifth. s. NJ Marshall San
Diego. $50; sixth, A. {. Thompson. Duai'o' *-''
seventh g. I. Stamni. ontario Sl3. -.
Class IV-For best exhibit OF lemons grown oy
Ontario. 500. second. w. s. Andrews. Sierra
Madre, $50; third, Harwood MooGioru' C Cr
| pany $50; attn Dr. A. L. Mcdonald, Ontario,
$50 sixth. Il. Lindner, Porterviie' *zo' seventh
w. w blanchard, Santa Paula, SO.
Class V-For best packed box OF oranges COM
First premium, W stevenson Jr.. Lamanda
| Park $50; second Charles L. Wilson. Whittier.
$40; third. T. s Mckee. Duarte. 80
| Ciassz VI-For best packed box OF lemons
/ nj iv
mum, ontario Lemon Growers Exchange' s SIV;
second. ntario Lemon Growers E1cnange' Wv
| third, ID. X Burnham. Riverside. So
Class VII-For best thirty specimens OF wash
ington navels. grown by exhibitor: FlrS s pre-
f. Cutter. Riverside, SIS; third IT, f. frost 'E'
Class ViIi~For best thirty specimens of Medi-
terranean sweets. grown by exhibitor: FIRST pre-
| MUM, j. A. Maddox, DuaIte, so; second. Mt
Bender. GIendora. SIS; third Mathe" uage' NV
Glass IX-For best thirty specimens OF st.
| MichaelS, grown by exhibitor: -
First premium, w. II. Backus. Riverside, so;
second. John Scott. Duarte SO; tn'rd, MISS l.
Freeman, Ontario. $40. -. 49,,
Glass X-For bestthirty specimens Malta Bloods,
| grown by exhibitors:
First premium. John Scott DuarIe' 80 seGohu'
EssinVton Gibson. OIai, SO; third H. A. fuia'
| Riverside. $40.
Glass xI-For best thirty specimens OF some
budded variety OF orange not mentioned ABOVE
| grown by exhibitor: ,,,
First premum-G: Frost 81, Por1 Ta1 ne
Inc. SIS; third, j. w. f. DIss, Redlands, Nalen-
| ella, $40.
| Glass XII-For best thirty specimens OF seeding
! oranges, grown by exhibitors:
First premium-G F. Frost sr, Porteryille,
S25; secOnd.sA. NJ. QUINN Porteryile. SD; thlrd'
! L. 5. Mckee, Duarte Sos
Glass XilI-For best thirty specimens OF LISBON
! lemons. grown by exhibitor: -
First premium. J. w. Freeman. Ontario. $26 !:
second. Frank Freeman, ontario $40; thlrd'
| Harwood & " oodfOrd. Ontario. $40.
| Glass AIV-For best thirty specimens OF cured
! Villa Franca lemons grown by exhibitor:
FIRST premium, II. Lindner Portervile. S25 ;'sec-
II a. NJ
Quinn. Portervflle. So
Glass Xv-For best thirty specimens OF cured
| Eureka lemons. grown by exhibitors:
First premium, q. II. Thayer, Cue amonga' $50
second, J. w. Freeman, ontario, SIS; third, X.
Class XVI-For best thirty specimens of some
variety OF lemon (cured) not mentioned above
First premium J. W. Freeman. Ontario (Genoa).
SZ5; second. j. 8 Harvey. FL Nido Bonnie Brsel.
| SIS; third, f. 5. Tnacher, DIAL (Siciy), So,
Class XYii-For best exhibit of lines grown by
an individual:
$40: second, A c. Thompson. Duarte umperiaD,
Glass XvIII-For best exhibit of cltrOn of com
First prsmum-w. r. InghAm. Highlands. SO;
second. L II. Csnmack, Whittier. So
Class XiX-For best exhibit of grape fruit:
First premium-s. NJ. Marshall, san Diego. s10
second. f. NJ. Douglass Duarte, SIS.
Class AX-For best exhibit OF Shaddocks OF
Pumeos:
First premium. c. b. McKevett of Santa
Grass XXI-For best exhibit OF products OF the
| orange and lemon
First premium. l. T. Alien of san Diegos20: sec
ond Southern California Packing Company OF LO:
Angeles, $40; third +. G.. Driffili of Pomona. So
fourth Pasadena Preserving Company OF Pasa
deua, 50.
Glass XXII-For best exhibit OF prepared citroui
irst premium. Bishop q Co. OF Los Angeles
$40; second, c. L. w ison OF Whittier. So.
CLASS XXIII-For bes. exhibit OF semi-tro pic
products:
L. L. Allen, San Diego. guava jelly. 81; L. E.
Allen. san Diego. guava fruit. 81 so: /. Z. Allen
San Diego, hg preserves. 50 so; L. T.. Allen, Sar
, nI-nn I'm f1n n liar IA Fa
| bananas. 81 so: Jacob Miller. Cahuengs. cheri
meyers. 81 so: 4. A. Kimbsil. National City. olive
oil, $40; r c. Allen. Bonita. picked olives 81 so
, / II. o. Bowen, EScondido, dried figs, 50 50: Mrs
Mary McLaren, San Diego. crystaIliZed fruit, 50
Mrs. Mary McLaren, san Diego. ieilies, 81 90
&. H. Conant. Ontario, olive OIL, SO; J. L. How
land. Pomona, olive oil, $50; Thacher 4 Sons
Pomona picked olives, S15.
i. A. Haber returned yesterday from New
ORLEANS, whittier he went three weeks ago Il
arrange for the reproduction at the exposition
of the Mardi Gras. His mission was emineDtl,
successful. Rex created him Duke OF Tho
! Golden Gate, and the chief mummers agreed Il
come hiIher for the San Francisco Mardi Ora!
about Apr o. Immediately after Lent an eX
cuTsion party will leave New Orleans for Thu
city In Vestibule train, and thereafter week.,
excursions will be run until after the carniva
al The exposition.
! grand Wagner concert will be given by IN,
7 imperial Vienna orchestra at the Vienna Pirate
; next Tuesday evening. Tickets on sale a
sherman 4 Clay's will admit 10 the exposition
grounds and PTater.
; An enthusiastic meeting of Michigan peopl,
was held at the Palace Hotel last evening
when IL announced that w. j. Yeaman
had been appointed by the Governor as com
missioner 10 the Midwinter Fair. letter wa
: read from Governor Alger stating his belle
that he would be present on Michigan day a
the fair and deliver an address as requested.