The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-11


| NickaJack; second award on white belfower.
| j. G. Baker, San Luis ObispO, special award
on yellow NeWtown pippiD; first award on
Smiths cider; second award on white bell
| flower.
Carl Purdy, Mendocino, first award on Rhode
Island greetings, Rome beauty, Flushing Sptz-
enberg; second award on SbeepnOse.
b. L. Waite, Humboldt first award on Rhode
Island greetings
John Ryan San Diego, first award on Rhode
Island greetings, Smiths cider.
John Miller, 81 skiyou first award on Bald
wins.
Antoine Gigland Monterey, special award on
hoover; first award on Northern spy, Baldwin
second award on Smiths cider.
q. L. Stewart g. Sons. Humboldt first award
on Domino; third on Baldwin.
I. r. Bard. Ventura, special on Jonathan;
first on LangsfOrd seeding.
n. H. Woods. Santa Barbara, special on Jona-
than; first on Limhertwig; second on BenDavis.
n. j. Bend, Ventura, second award on Smith's
cider.
Mrs F. Schmidt, Monterey, third on Smiths
cider
Herbert Bass, Shasta, special on Esoper's
SpitzenberG. first on Ben Davis, second on
Frank Houghton, Tehama, first on Ben Davis,
Esopers SuitZenberg.
Allen Towle. Placer. first on Ben Davis.
j. +. Bones Yavapai, AriZ., second on Ben
Davis.
A. Price, Ventura, second on Ben Davis.
Chester Gum, San Diego, special on Rome
Beauty first on Vandervere pippin, second Es-
oper's SpitZenbrrg.
John Lehr, San Diego, first on Wallbridge.
T. HARDWOOD, Ventura. first on Nckajack.
Judge T. Williams, Ventura. frs on Nicka.
jack and Winesap.
Mat Hardie, San Luis Obispo. second on
Nlckailck.
A. NJ. Hardie, San Luis ObiSpo, second on
Kentucky red streak.
j. j. Gregory, San Luis ObIspo, special on
yellow Newtown pippin.
E. ?. Foster, Ventura, first on yellow New
j. V. N Young, San Luis Obspo, special on
Mower. Yellow Newtown pippin has first
award.
Joseph Fuller. Santa Cruz, first on yellow
NewtoWn pippIn.
W. ;. Riley, Ventura, first on yellow New
town pippin.
A. G. Rose, Santa Cruz, second on yellow
Newtown pippin.
Baker & Sons. Santa Cruz, second on yellow
NewtOwn pipplD.
Taft & Son. Monterey, second on yellow New.
town pippln.
John Edwards, Tehama first on Esoper's
SpitZenberg.
e. Loefer, Shasta, first on Esopers Spleen
berg.
Mrs. Bertha Reid, Tehama. second on ESQ
per's SpitZenberg.
Chales Hevenden, sisktyou. second on ESQ
James Hodge. Humboldt first on Domino.
b. c. Harter, Ventura. first on Pennsylvania
red streak.
NJ d. Putnam, San Diego special on Eureka.
A. Goodale, Humboldt, first on Wharton.
>. Z. Swind1ng, Monterey first Oh Mission
pippiu.
jackson Eby, Tehama, special on Winesap.
j. Ii. Runkel, Placer. first GU Winesap.
w. |. Prout, San Diego, first on Winesap.
Limbertwig.
sap.
j. Smith Briggs. Ventura. third on Lady
Washington.
E. Greer, Sacramento, third on Poor Mans
Friend.
HORTICULTURE, ETC.
Naorra w Row pouIdar rroaLy Copta 1rruz
County second award on French prunes.
S. II. Herring, Los GatOs, Santa Cruz County,
third on English walnuts, sOftshell almonds,
French prunes.
j. E. Henderson. Palermo, Butte County,
second on dried peaches.
Escondido Land and Town Company, Escon-
dido. San Diego County, second on raisns.
w. j. Grer, Palermo, Butte County, second
on dried peaches.
NJ. L.. Crafts, Palermo, Butte County. second
on dried peaches.
f. G. Best, Palermo Butte County. second
on dried reaches.
j. A Scholefeld. San Bento Valley, second
on silver prunes and peeled Bartlett pears.
j. A. SIeinback, San Benito, second on
French prunes.
Thomas Flint, San Benito, second on dried
apples.
Bonnie Brae, San Joaquin Valley. San Benito
County, third on BartIett.pears and Moorpark
aprlcotS.
f. Houghton, Corning, Tehama County SEQ
ond on SalWay peaches.
| San Jose Fruit Packing Company San Jose,
| Santa Cara County, special award on Califor-
! MIA canned fruit, extra quality IN heavy syrnp;
| first award on California Jams, jellies and pre-
| serves in g ass
n. II. Wilson, MERGED, MERGED County, third
Oh peanuts.
Fred NJ. Buck, Vacaville, Solano County.
| third on Muir peaches, pteleu.
w. II. Buck, Vacaville. first on white cling
peaches.
II; A. Loud, Yacavie, second on Susque-
W. j. Peasants, Northern Solano, first on
rOyal apricots.
r. a. Campbell, Vacaville, solano County,
w. Alden, Vacaville. third on French
peaches.
Charles Studrens, Sacrame MO, first on Snow
flake wheat.
Daniel Flint, Sacramento first on hops in
bale.
William Curtis, Sacramento, first on Xxi
Almonds third on dried figs,
j. 4. Odbert, Brighton, Sacramento County
| first on French plunes, barley, second on
white Chile wheat.
Mrs Ii. P. Greer Fruit Ridge, Sacramento
County, special award on dried apricoIs
Oliver Piumer, Sacramento, first on field
corn.
William Dixon. Sacramento, first on yellow
corn.
j. Arnold, Sacramento County. first on mill
yellow corn.
I. Mcconnell, Sacramento County first on
wool.
Mrs. j. Shields. Winters. Sacramento County.
second on dried fIut.
Mrs George c. McMulen, Sacramento
County, first on iellies IN glass.
Capitol aiming Company, Sacramento, first
on canned goods, jams and jellies.
II. II. w. Williamson, Routiers, Sacramento
County first on paper-shell almonds.
Frank Kustaler, Sacramento County, first on
hops IN bale.
John Reith, Sacramento County, special
award on proper wheat.
u. Taylor, Sacramento County, first on wheat
Eugene &. Gregory, Sacramento County, sec
Ond on white Australian wheat
w. ". Greer, Sacramento, special award on
white Tuscany wheat.
A. Menkie, Sacramento Comfy, second on
field and sprout corn.
j. Nj. Robinson Sacramento County, first on
white Chile wheat.
L. Greer, Fruit Ridge, Sacramento County,
first on display of dried fruits and nuts;
second, on beans and cereals
S. L. Sydenstr1cker, Corning Tehama County,
second on dried SuSquehanna peaches.
q. II. Flournoy, Corning, Tehama County,
first on display OF dried fruits
Frank Ii. Ball, Fresno first on display Of
rasins; second on white Adrfatlc figs.
Rio Bravo Vineyard Company, Rio Bravo
Kern County, second on London layer raisIns
A. r. Gurr, MERGED, MERGED County, third
on three and four crown rasins.
Rosedale Ratsin Vineyard Company, Bakers
field, Kern County, second on London layer
rasinS.
P. p. and c. L. Most, Horseshoe Bend, Mari.
posa County, second on seedless and muscatel
rasins.
d. A. jackson. Woodland Yolo Coun ty
second on raisins and dried pears.
Rodgers & Frank, San JOse first on display
OF d lea fruits
While Orchard Vineyard Company. Bakers
field, Kern County, third on Bartlett pears and
Georges late cling peaches.
@. A. Maui, Bakersfield, secOud on dried
Crawford peaches.
W. S. Tevis, Bakersfield, second on royal an.