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CLASS in. — WORKKD MKTALS. 



J. A. Signart, Placerville — Silverware, for special premium. 

 F. F. Barss, Plaeerviile — Silverware, (or special pi-eiuium. 

 H. G. Iliilburd & Brother, Placerville— Soldering wire. 

 Weatherwax & Woodward, Placerville — Arateware. 

 Weatlierwax ct Woodwai'd, Placerville — Chinaware. 

 Weatherwax & Woodward, Placerville — Silverware. 

 Weatherwax & Woodward, Placerville — Copperware. 

 Weatherwax & Woodward, I'lacerville — Tinware. 

 Weatherwax .t Woodward, Placerville — Portable range. 

 Weatherwax &. Woodward, Placerville — Medallion range. 



cr.Ass IV. 



Olds & She[)ard.?on, El Dorado, El Dorado County — Spring bed, home-made. 



Olds & 8hepardsoii, El Dorado, El Dorado County — Mattress. 



Olds & Shepardson, El Dorado, El Dorado County — Vermin proof bedstead. 



Olds & Shepardson, El Dorado, El Dorado County — Bedroom set. 



Olds & Shepardson, El Dorado, El Dorado County — Best exhibition of furniture. 



CLASS V. — WOOD WORK. 



Angelo Beffa, Placerville — Wooden bird cage. 



Harry Ingliam, Placerville — Miniature house and furniture. 



Londie Desmarchais, Greenwood — Burr and shell work. 



Levi Rosier, Placerville — Wood chain. 



Joseph J. A. Miller, Lake Valley — Five butter firkins. 



Joseph J. A. Miller, Lake Valley — Two wash tubs, home manufacture. ' 



CLASS VI. 



A. A. W. Boynton, Placerville — Tanned deer skins. 

 A. A. W. Boynton, Placerville — Exhibit of furs. 



FOURTH DEPARTMENT. 



CLASS I. — TEXTILE FABRICS, AND THE MATERIAL FROM WHICH MADE. 



Mrs. E. W. Witiner, Placerville — For best and largest display of fa^cy articles, work of one 



person. 

 Nora Donahoe, Placerville — Needlework picture. 

 Nora Donahoe, Placerville — One yard striped lace. 

 Nora Donahoe, Plaeerviile — One pair of brackets. 

 Nora Donahoe, Placerville — Java canvas tidy. 

 Mrs. J. M. O'Connel, Placerville — One quilt, for special premium. 

 Mrs. S. Inch, Placerville — ■ Tidies and buieau set. 

 Mrs. S. Incli, Placerville — Display of crochet work. 

 Mrs. J. E. Howatt, Placerville — Best display of fancy work. 

 Mrs. J. E. Howatt, Placerville — Best hair vvork. 

 Mrs. J. E. Howatt, Placerville — Best fancy leather work. 

 Mrs. J. E. Howatt, Placerville — !Most meritorious dis])lay. 

 Mrs. Zimmerman, Placerville — One tidy. 

 Mrs. Zimmerman, Placerville — Display of knitting. 

 Mrs. E. Mason, Placerville — One pair pillow-shams. 

 M. Simon & Son, Placerville — Display of fancy drygoods. 

 M. Simon & Son, Placerville — One show case of fancy goods. 

 M. Simon & Son, Placerville — Embroidered skirts. 

 M. Simon & Son, Placerville — Ladies' neckties, three dozen. 

 Mrs. E. Starchman, Placerville — Two patchwork quilts. 

 Mrs. E. Starchnuin, Placerville — One coverlet, for special premium. 

 Mrs. E. Starchman. Placerville — Knit lace. 

 Mrs. M. Zimmerman, Placerville — One silk quilt. 

 Mrs. J. E. Howatt, Placerville— Corn husk basket. 

 Mrs. J. E. Howatt, Placerville — Wax peaches. 

 iL-s. J. E. Howatt, Placerville — Pampas grass. 

 Mary Reynolds, Placerville — For best and largest exhibit of fancy articles, the work of one 



person. 

 Mar}' Reynolds, l''lacerville — Three pieces red bead set. 

 Mary Reynolds, Placerville — Three pieces blue bead set. 

 Mary Reynolds, Placerville — Bead needlework. 

 Mary Reynolds, Placerville — Silk handkerchief box. 

 Mary Reynolds, Placerville — Card drawers. 

 Mary Reynolds, Placerville — Silk jewel case 



