The record-union., 1894-02-02
NORTHERN CITRUS FAIR.
AWARDS ANNOUNCED BY THE COM
MITTEE ON PREMIUMS.
Butte Carries Off the Prize for the Best
County Exhibit, sacramento
Getting the Fourth.
Special to the REcoRp-UNIoN.

SAN FRANCISCo, Feb. 1.-The making
of awards for the citrus exhibit in the
Northern California building this after
noon was the occasion of pleasant gath
ering. Representatives of nearly all the
counties attended, and there were band
of music, speech making and good time
generally. Superintendent O'Brien and
Manager Buck entertained their friends
with that hospitality which has charac-
terized the northern citrus belt people
since the fair opened. In fact it was a
Northern California day at the fair
grounds.
The Committee on Premiums made the
following awards:
Glass County Exhibits-Best display
of citrus fruits from any county: First
premium, $780, Butte County; second,
S400, Placer; third, $500, Solano: fourth,
500, Sacramento; fifth, 500, Yuba; sixth,
S75, Colusa; seventh, $50, Tehama.
Class 2-Artistic display-Best artistic
display of citrus fruits by any one per-
son, firm or organization: First pre-
MUM, SI00, Northern Citrus Association;
second, S75, Thomas b. Hall, Sacramento;
third, $50, r. w. Skinner, Marysville;
fourth, $50, Charles f. Wyer; fifth $50.
Palermo Land and Water Company:
sixth, SIS, Oroville Citrus Association;
seventh, $40, J. Cleveland.
Glass 3-Budded Oranges-Best general
display of budded oranges grown by ex-
hibitor: First premium, Sl00, Palermo
Land and Water Company; second, SO,
Oroville Citrus Association; third, $50,
Butte County Infirmary, Oroville: fourth.
$50, j. Parker Whitney, Placer County;
fifth, S25, w. A. Rogers, Oroville; sixth,
$50, Auburn Orange Company; seventh,
SIS, A. f. Jones, Oroville; eighth, Sl2, II.
S. Kirk; ninth, $40, Orangevale Colony,
Sacramento County; tenth, ST, g. A.
Fisher; eleventh, S.. f. A. Buck, Vaca-
vile.
Glass 4-Seedling Oranges-Best gem
eral display of Seeding oranges grown by
exhibitor: First premium, $40, A. +.
Jones, Oroville; second, $50, Butte
County Infirmary, Oroville; third, $40,
J. O'Brien; fourth, $25, Mrs. c. Martell;
fifth, $40, Owen r. Owens; sixth, Sl5, |.
r. Ketchim; seventh, $40, Excelsior
Water and Mining Company. Quartz
vile, Yuba County; eighth, So, Sackett
Brothers.
Glass 5-Lemons-Best display of lem
ons grown by exhibitor: First premium,
$50, L. Tucker, Oroville; second, S25, f.
NJ. Buck, Vacaville; third, $50, Hurst
Ranch, Palermo; fourth, S15, Sackett
Brothers; fifth, $40. 'Oroville Citrus As
sociation; sixth, So, Lucien Christian.
Class 6-Limes-Best display of lines
grown by exhibitor: First premium, $40,
Excelsior Water and Mining Company,
Yuba County.
Class Packed Oranges - Best two
boxes of packed oranges ready for ship
ment: First premium, SO; second pre-
MUM, $40, Oroville CitSus Association.
Glass S-Washington\ Navels - Best
thirty Washington Navel o anges grown
by exhibitor: First premium, Sl2 80, No.
25, G. 2. Wilson, Colusa; s,cond, SI0 No.
S, Oroville Citrus Association; third,
Glass 9-MediterraneaI, sweets-Best
thirty Mediterranean sweet oranges
grown by exhibitor: First premium,
SI2 80, j. Parker Whitney, Placer; sec
ond, $40, Auburn Orange Company;
third, 81 so, Butte County Infrmary.
Class l0-Blood oranges-Best thirty
blood oranges grown by exhibitor: First
second, Sl0 w. A. Rogers, Thermalito.
Glass 11-Mandarins and Tangarines-
Best thirty Mandarin or Tangarine or
anges grown by exhibitor: First pre-
MUM, S12 80, Orangevale Colony, Sacra-
mento; second, $40, Mrs. p. A. Hearst,
Palermo; third, 81 80, W. j. Greer, Pa
lermo.
Glass 12-Other budded oranges-Best
thirty other budded oranges grown by
Tardiff, Orangevale Colony; second, $40,
Paper-rind st. Michael, Auburn Orange
Company; third, 81 90, Parsoh Brown,
Orangevale Colony; fourth, s., Jaffa, Or
angevale Colony; fifth, 81 80, Magnum
Bonum, Orangevale Colony.
Class 13-Seedling oranges-Best thirty
seeding oranges grown by exhibitor:
First premium, ST. 90, James O'Brien.
Smartsville; second, $40. L. W. Fogg,
Oroville; third, s. so, Ed. Melarkey.
Smartsville fourth, So, Excelsior Water
and Mining Company, Smartsville; fifth,
81 90, a. L. Jones, Oroville.
Class 14-Lemons-Bes thirty lemons
grown by exhibitor: First premium.
Sl2 so, A. T. Jones, Oroville; second, $40,
Sackett Bros, Solano; third, 81 30,
Orangevale Colony, Sacramento.
Class 15-Pomelos. shaddocks. ETC.
Best exhibit OF pomelos, shaddocks and
grape fruit grown by exhibitor: First
premium. SIS, d. II. Arnold; second pre-
mium, $40, Auburn Orange Company;
third premium. 50, E. Tucker.
Glass 16-Citrus nursery stock-Best
display of citrus nursery stock grown
from seed by exhibitor: First premium,
$40, H. c. Bell; second, Sis, Oroville Cit
rus Association; third, $40, Fred G. Miles.