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Best hair wroatli, Miss Lucy Elitdi, diploniii. 



Best tufted work, Mi.s.s Lizzie Afjiiow, $2. 



Best moss work, Mrs. Albert (i. Nye, $2. 



Best suit of cliilil's clotlicn, hoine-iiiade, Mrs. E. V. Thome, $5. 



Best i)raid work, F. W. WolfF, $2. 



Best display of silk einl)roidery. by an old lady sixty years old, first premium. 



Best displaV of fancy picture frames, Miss Emma Davis, $2. 



Best dis))la'v of netting, Mrs. .J. .1. Hyde, $2. 



Best displa'v of canvass work, Mrs. C. B. Turner, $2. 



Best home-'made shirt, Miss Emily Peelor, $2. 



Best embroidered table-cloth, Mrs. ('. F. Willey, $2. 



Best rag mat, Mrs. Frank Smith, S2. 



Knitted lamp mat, Mrs. L. B. Davis, honorable mention. 



Moss cross. Miss Libbic Soderer, honorable mention. 



Best point lace work, Mrs. 0. S. George, diploma. 



Mrs. Jackson Lewis, skeleton leaves, honorable mention. 



Mrs. M. S. McMahon, moss bouquet, honorable mention. 



SEWING MACHI.VES. 



Best sewing macliine for all purposes, F. W. Wolff, diploma. 

 Best sewing machine for fancy work, F. W. Wolff, dii)loma. 

 Best exhibit of machine work. F. W. Woltl", diploma. 



P.VIXTIXG AND GRAINING. 



Best exhibit of carriage painting, M. Castro, $10. 



SPECIAL ARTICLES. 



Best collection of pianos, Sherman & Hyde, diploma. 



FINE ARTS. 



Best collection of photographs, Wilbur Wright, .$10. 



Best collection of colored photographs, Wilbur Wright, So. 



Best exhibit of jjhotographio views, $10. 



Best landscape painting, California scenery, Andrew P. Hill, $10. 



Best oil painting on canvas, Andrew P. Ilill, $10. 



Best portrait in water or oil, A. Ifossack, $10. 



Best crayon drawing, Miss Virginia B. Beattie, $10. 



Best crayon |)ortrait, A. Ilossack, $10. 



Best water color painting, Mrs. L. M. Curtis, $10. 



Best card printing, San Jose Mercury, $10. 



Best exhibit painting as a fine art, Lussier & Hill, $10. 



Best exhibit penmanship, E. P.- Conner, $5. 



Best drawing with a pen. Miss M. V. Gibbons, $5. 



Best exhibit with a pencil, Mrs. F. Smith, $5. 



Best exhibit with a j)encil, second premium. Miss Abby Lewis, $3. 



Honorable mention, Mrs. Jackson Lewis, an owl in oil. 



Best exhibit of marble work. Field &: Kendall, $50. 



Best exhibit of sculpture, S. Ellis, $10. 



Best exhibit of asbestos or artificial stone, Mrs. Brown, $10. 



Special mention of best architectural design. J. Gash. 



Special mention of old adobe in oil, Lassier A Hill. 



SILVER WARE. 



Best exhibit of silver ware, Jackson Lewis, $10. 



MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLKS. 



Centennial baking pan, kitchen gem, etc., E. L. Wright, diploma. 

 Home manufactured watches, E. II. Sweetser, diploma. 



Best exhibit of white lead ground in oil, Whittier, Fuller <t Company, diploma- 

 Perfected self-feeding pen-holder, Mrs. N. J. Thomas, diploma. 

 Best collection of stufled birds, Mr. O. S. George, diploma. 

 King it Dodge, automatic pen-holder, diploma. 

 Decorated china, Mrs. J. A. Moultrie, honorable mention. 

 Face lotion and hair tonic, Mrs. Dr. .Tohnson, diploma. 

 Best exhibit of jewelry. Smith it Ryder, diploma. 

 Fire alarm indicator, A. W. Hess, honorable mention. 



Orientnl Tea Company, oriental baking powder, manufactured coffee, diploma. 

 F. W. Wolff, best patent shoe buttoner, honorable mention. 

 Dr. J. Savidan, ointments, etc., for horses an<l cattle, dij>loma. 

 F. Sourrisseau, exhibit of guns, cutlery, etc., diploma. 



SPECIAL. 



Miss Lauretta Lovell, best calico dress, $10. 



