The San Francisco call., 1896-04-16
A B A D 9 A $ f.

Beach, Mrs. E. L. Baker, C. NJ. Gidney, Master
John Edwards G. B. Parma, Miss Jennie Crane,
Miss Neal, ]. Z. Shepard, the Misses Tierney,
Mrs. NJ A. Ashley.
The awards were as follows:
Roses, named varieties-First premium, Mrs
Neal; second, the Misses Tierney.
Plants in pots or boxes, best collection
First, G. w. Gillespie.
Cut flowers in variety-First premium, Mrs.
r. J. Hall; second, Miss Neal.
Wild flowers, named, best collection-First,
Miss F. jennings.
Wild flowers, unnamed, best collection
First, Miss Jennings; second, Master John Ed
wards.
Foreign ferns, growing, best tcollection-First,
DR.. L. G. Yates.
Pansies, cut flowers, best tdisplay-Miss Jennie
Crane.
Best bouquet of roses-C. NJ. Gidney
Best bouquet of mixed flowers-MissesS Sproul
and Yates
Rosebud, best-named variety-Miss Neal.
In the classes devoted to professionals John
Spence carried off all the prizes.
California plants and flowers, in pots or in
boxes, first premium, Dr. Franceschi
Cactus, best display, Dr. L. G. Yates
Best display of shrubs, flowers, vines, etc.,
not included in any other class, DR.. Franceschi.
Oranges, largest number of named varieties
grown in Santa Barbara County, G. B. Parma
Best variety or oranges, named, j. ]. Per-
kns,
Best display named varieties of lemons,
Shepard Bros.
Best display named varieties of lemons,
| Shepard Bros; second premium, g. B. Parma
Best display of lines, William Ferl.
Best display of loquats, G. B. Parma.
Best display of ctrons, 1. B. Pierce
Best display OF fresh strawberries, ]. E. Shep-
ard.
Best display of tropical fruits, William Ferl.
Special Sweet peas), Mrs. A. A. Nickerson.
Eight cars including four Pullmans, all
loaded with passengers, came in on to-
nights train. Hotel buses were stand
ing at the depot but the drivers did not
call or bid for custom. Tomorrow another
large excursion will arrive.
Prominent visitors at the carnival are:
Prominent visitors at the carnival are
Admiral Beardslee and the Philadelphia
officers; George E. Baldwin, Los Angeles;
Charles Doulton, Hueneme; G. Wit
kowski, San Francisco; G. M. Buel,
San Francisco; E. 1. Gallery, San
Francisco; II. NJ. Delany, Los An
geles: N. II Ward, Naples; Mrs. Coleman,
San Francisco: r. A. Wickenden, Los An
geles; H. B. Cromwell, Los Angeles; H. B.
Rice, Fairbrook; Arthur Ward, N. A.
Fixen, Los Alamos; w. Feliz, Los Alamos;
S. T. Colner, Los Alamos; J. w. Little,
Point Conception S. Donald. Los Angeles;
w. w. Eggert, Los Angeles; G. S. Atwood,
Vermont; James E. Reynolds, El Rio;
Arthur Coventry, Los Angeles; E. F.
Knapp and W. K. Worcester, New Jersey ;
John Spiers, Los Angeles; Miss Moul-
hardt, Ventura; w. J. Mead, San Fran
cisco; J. f. Bohrneman, San Francisco
John Thompson, ABS, Oakland; t. F.
Hughes, San Francisco; w. J. Kincaid
San Francisco; Thomas A. Geary, Los
Angeles; r. ]. Hawkins, Los Angeles; P
Covarrubias, Ventura; R. Strathearn, Los
Angeles; B. A. Blake, Carpinteria; Porter
d. Castle, U. S. N, Portland, Or. Mrs. S.
E. Champlin, FairburY, Nebr- Mrs. E..
]. Pratt, st. Louis, Mo-; Mrs. ]. G.
Grove, Delaware; o. R. E. Jones,
San Francisco; W. A. Henderson,
Los Angeles; c. L. Whlpple and wife, Los
Angeles; C. Shepherd, Los Angeles; R. f.
Delvalle, Camulos; A. H, Roberts, Los
Angeles; E. Webster and wife, Buffalo,
N. Y; Mrs. NJ. Griffith, Buffalo, N. Y;
Joseph H. Shadon and wife, Mrs. A. B.
Jagus, Mrs. Ida f. Perkins and L. Haw-
Kills anu VIE, MlHHeapOlIs, M1HH., w II
liam von Voss San Francisco; r. n. Car
ter. Los Angeles; ]. B. Houck, San Fran
cisco; Frank A C. Ivil'e, Los Angeles; !;
G. R. Delvalle, Miss Ida NJ. Morris, Phoe-
nixville, Pa: Miss Waldron, Sunkirk, n.
j.; Miss Hayes, Sunkirk, n. j.: F. B. Ell
berson, Los Angeles; ]. Hetherington, Los
Angeles; G. Samuelson, Los Angeles; R. G..
Bodman, Southern Pacific Company; ]. E.
Wooley, San Francisco; S. Loomis, San
Francisco Mrs. Howell, San Francisco: j.
A. Williams, San Francisco; B. Cikle,
Chicago; A. G. Case, Charles City, Iowa; !;