The San Francisco call., 1905-02-09


st. Louis Exposition yesterday issued
the first complete list of awards made
to California at st. Louis. The list fills
a pamphlet of many pages. Thirty-six
grand prizes were awarded to Califor-
MIA by the international juries. There
were 1856 gold medals, 271 silver medals
and 199 bronze medals or 702 prizes in
total.
The State of California for collective
exhibits took grand prizes in the de-
partment of agriculture for canned
fruits in tins and glasses, vegetables in
process, collective exhibit of wines and
brandies, dried fruits and raisins and
for general installation of exhibit In
the forestry department for aggregate
forestry exhibit, in the department of
mining for gold and quartz milling, in
the department of horticulture for eX-
hibit of beneficial parasites and for col
lective exhibit of fruit and in the de-
partment of education for general ex-
hibit, elementary and secondary edu-
cation. The University of California
took grand prizes for its collective edu-
cational exhibit, its exhibit in metal
lurgical laboratory and it's astronomical
exhibit.
Other grand prizes We're awarded the
Long Syrup Refining Company, w. S.
Keyes & Co., Paul Mason Champa gne
Company Of San jose Dresel & Co. of
Sonoma, Alameda and Contra Costa
counties for, processed vegetables,
Roeding Fig Packing Company of Fres-
no, Stockton Chamber of Commerce for
reclaimed lands and irrigation, the Los
Angeles Chamber Of Commerce for
olive oil, the Los Angeles Worlds Fair
commission for preserved vegetables;
Bishop & Co. of Los Angeles for pre-
served fruits, ETC.. Cawston's ostrich
farm of Pasadena for ostrich feathers
Los Angeles, Fresno, Alameda and
Contra Costa counties and the Sacra-
mento Valley Development Association
for installation of exhibits in the de-
partment of agriculture; Riverside
County for irrigation exhibit, Los An
geles County for exhibit of fruit,
Southern California Fruit Exchange OF
Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Coun-
ty Worlds Fair commission for exhib-
its of fruits, and c. p. Bailey & Sons
Company of San Jose four grand
prizes for live stock.
GOLD MEDALS ARE MANY.
The gold medals in the department
of agriculture that were won for Cali
fornia included two that went to the
State for comb and extracted honey
medals went to the Alameda County
commissioners for vegetables in pro-
cess, the University of California fol
exhibit of seeds, the Santa Clara Fruit
Exchange for prunes, Santa Clara
County for collective exhibit of dried
fruits, the Cooperative Association OF
Fresno for raisins, Fresno County fol
raisins, the Stockton Chamber Of Com
merce for vegetables and beans and
Gil
and cocoons and collective exhibit OF
dried fruits and rye, Orange County
Worlds Fair commission for vegeta-
bles; Ventura County for beans, etc.
the Santa Barbara County commission
for mustard seed, the Sacramento Val
ley Vegetable Growers for vegetables
the Sacramento Valley Development
Association for hops, the Sacramento
County Bean Growers Association for
beans, the Woodland Saltana Raisin
Growers for dried fruits and Orange
County for installation.
Gold medals also went to the follow
ing firms and individuals in the depart
ment of agriculture:
j. K. Armsby, Company, Griffin & Sicily
Company. Chauche & Bon A. Ffnkes widow,
Colony. Colony Mount Diablo Vineyard Company.
Napa and Sonoma Wine Company. A. Repsold
the Rosenblatt Company. Theodore Gier Com
pany, DR. H N Cross OF Livernore Barton
Estate Of Fresno. H. Jevne Of Los Angeles,
California Wine Company, California Winery.
These ali for wine and brandies with the ex-
ception Of the three firms first named, which
were winners for dried and canned fruits.
Pure Water Company Of s Berkeley Hunt
Pcs wo2s Sf sst o oaRand tWo
medals). Pleasanton Hop Company. M Doty
& Co., ]. H. Flickinger Company Sorosis Fruit
Company 9, saraIosa L ,5a Wasefeld " se 1o Of
C. c. Morse Seed Company of Santa Clara, A.
V. Stuart OF San Jose. c; P. Bailey & Sons,
Company of San Jose. Andrew Larson and
Mares & Sanders of Layton, F. H. Busby Of
Concord. Petaluma Incubator Company, Fresno
Home Packing Company, Minnewawa Home
pany 6f Fresno, Los Alamitos Sugar Company
two medals). Corsica citron Company. George
Co. Co. James Hill { Sons u, V. Mills, z. {.
9gs and Psckers
Products Company of National City. Alderman
Thomas unasy Nicholson Of El Modna james irvine
of Tustin. Golden West Celery Company and
Ed Ut Of Tustin, ojai Olive Company, Ellwood
Glide of Sacramento, John Heaney of Gridley,
Lovedale Brothers Company OF Sacramento,
Rs ovs sma6S 61g Gs o. 4dsn
(two medals), John c. Gray of Oroville, Elk
man & Stow of oroville. stiee 8 Gardner of
Central California Gamers Company burst
BROTHERS of Wheatland.i Charles +. Wyer of
Fresno Charles L. Wilson of Los Angeles, j.
z. Mayo and o. Harder of Sacramento.
PRIZES FOR HORTICULTURE.
In the department of horticulture
gold medals go to Santa Cruz, San Joa-
auin, Yolo, Alameda, Contra Costa
Fresno. Placer, Sacramento, San Ber-
nardino, San Diego and Santa Barbara
counties; to the Antelope Valley Pro-
ducers. Azusa Foothill Association
California Citrus Union. Cucamonga
Citrus Fruit Growers Association, Da-
yisyille Almond Growers Association
Orange County Worlds Fair commits
sion. Pasadena Orange Growers Asso-
citation, Sacramento Valley Develop
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