222 Transactions of the 



CLASS in. 



Mrs. V. Hushing, Oakland— Half bushel of white potatoes. 



Mrs. V. Gushing, Oakland— Half bushel of red potatoes. 



A. D. Pryal, Tcmescal — Turnip beets. 



A. D. Pryal, Teineseal — Tomatoes. 



A. D. Pryal, Teniescal — Lima beans, in pod. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma— Half bushel of white potatoes. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma— Twelve parsnips. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Twelve carrots. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Six turnip beets. 



Monis Brothers, Sonoma — Peek of tomatoes. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Six drumhead cabbage. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Six lieads of lettuce. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Peck of jieppers. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma— Six marrow scpiashes. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Twelve ears of sweet corn. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Three Mountain Sweet watermelons. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma— Three watermelons. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Three green flesh muskmelons. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Three yellow flesh muskmelons. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Six cucumbers. 



Moi-ris Brothers, Sonoma — Peek of Lima beans, in pod. 



IVIorris Brothers, Sonoma — Peck of pole beans. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Three egg plants. 



Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Lot of table vegetables. 



A. D. Pryal, Temescal— Trial seedling nufnber two potatoes, 



CLASS VI. 



Mrs. V. Gushing, Oakland— Display of domestic bread. 

 New York Bakery, Oakland— Display of bread, cakes, etc. 



CLASS IX. 



P. J. Keller, Oakland— Display of hanging baskets and rustic work, containing plants 



P. J. Keller, Oakland — Collection of ornamental foliage plants. 



E. H. Hall, Oakland — Five rustic stands, with flowers. 



W. T. Kelsey, Oakland— Collection of ornamental foliage plants. 



W. T. Kelsey, Oakland — '^dtv and rare plant. 



G. J. Nicholson, Oakland — Collection of ornamental foHage plants. 



E. Gill, Oakland — Collection of ornamental foliage plants. 



E. Gill, Oakland— Roses, in bloom. 



W. Meyer, Alameda — Collection of flowering plants, in Bloom. 



W. Meyer, Alameda — Collection of ornamental foliage plants. 



W. Meyer. Alameda — Fuchsias, in bloom. 



W. Meyer, Alameda — Australian plants. 



W. Meyer, Alameda — Plants for greenhouse. 



W. Meyer, Alameda — Hanging baskets. 



John Filmore, Alameda — Two hanging baskets, with plants. 



.J. Stratton, Alameda— Display of Egyptian corn, millet, etc. 



Henry Motz, San Leandro — Display of corn, on the stalk. 



SIXTH DEPARTMENT. 



CLASS I. 



Mitchell Cillarn, Sonoma— Display of seedling fruits. 

 Mitchell Gillam, Sonoma— Display of apples. 

 Mit<'hell (iillam, Sonoma— Display of pears. 

 Mitchell Gillam, Sonoma— Display of peaches. 

 Mitchell (iillain, Sonoma — Display of j)lums. 

 J. Streiitzel, Martinez — General disjjlay of fruit. 

 J. Strentzel, Martinez — General dis](lay of fruit. 

 Mrs. Robert Blacow, Centreville— Dis()lay of lemons. 

 Mrs. Robert Blacow, Centreville— Display of seedling fruits. 

 Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Display of green figs. 

 Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Displa}' of oranges. 

 Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Display of lemons. 

 ^ Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Display of seedling fruits. 

 Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Display of fruit of all kinds. 

 Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Twenty-one varieties of table grapes. 

 Morris Brothers, Sonoma — Twenty-one varieties of wine grapes. 



