The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-10-17
FARM IMPLEMENTS

Ton, not OcluS vi tlIc OtcTkS UUOk, CdnIlOl NC
awarded a premium, but would recommend a
diploma, as they are superior article.
A diploma to Mr.. Leroy for a set of heavy
double Carriage and Wagon Harness.
A diploma to MIR. Drew for set of light
double Carriage Harness.
They would call the attention of Prairie
Farmers to the Windmill exhibited by Rob-
ert Michigan.
Also a substantial article Of Hay Rack by
Jas. Anderson.
So Is curious Horse Collar deposited by
Hiram Snow. Your committee would rec
Ommend trial,
ISAAC MARKLEY,
+. NJ. Cox.
WIN. B. Brown,
Committee.
The Committee on Diaries would respect
fully report that -four specimens of very fine
Butter were offered, and they found some
little difficulty in deciding on the merits of
the different lots. They however awarded
the premiums as follows:
For best lbs. LIST prem, H. R. Gibbs, $500
do do I'd do d. F. Tanner 800
do do Sd do Arthur Stevens, 200
OF Cheese, none of home manufacture was
offered.
very fine lot of Ohio w. Reserve was
on exhibition by Gillet and Perkins.
SUGAR AND HONEY.
To the same committee also was assigned
the department of Sugar and Honey.
They noticed box of Honey, very niec.-
No Sugar offered.
The committee, however, would call atten-
ton to one bottle of Syrup, exhibited and
made by Maj. P. P. Furber, from the Chinese
Sugar Cane. 1t is eqnal in appearance and
in its saccharine quality beyond our best
Golden Syrup. The flavor might be improv-
ed after further trials.
The mode and cost of raising the Cane land
manufacture of the Syrup, will be given to
the Society in written report, by Maj. Bur-
her.
WIN. II. TINKER,
j. HASKELL.
RODNE PARKER.
FRUIT GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, AND FLORAL
ORNAMENTS.
l5G First premium apples to &. II. Pond:
Oak Grove, 10 90
l0-l 81 do Siberian crab apple to p
w. Nichols, diploma:
81 First premium-three varieties Isabella,
Catawba and Clinton grapes to Adam
Running, 90
II ID do Isabella to Daniel Hop
kns, 90
50 Best show of wild grapes, T. R.
Webb, LEO
ll6 First premium melons to VIM Gray, $50
ii I'd do to VIM. Elliot, 90
l4G First premium green house plants to
l.. NJ. Ford e Co, 10 90
f'nr thu Sppon1 tho committno ~, This ID.
partment would recommend the collection ex-
hi5ited by John Kunz, gardner to Captain
Daua, but rs it is numbered or entered, the
committee can only make the recommends
ton Of diploma.
o. First premium, best cut flowers, to j
W. Seiby, 200
llo ID do do to A Che
medlin, 90
III First do boquet of flowers, to P.
c. Madden gardner to Ford & Co., 90
llo ~ do do do to A.
10 First do basket of flowers, to A.
tEemedlin, / 90
HARRIET E. Bishop.
r. f. HoUsEwoRH,
A. II. CAvENDA,
Judges,
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..
100 Mrs. Il. G. Belote, Fancy Chair, lst
premium. So 90
l05 Miss II. f. Bishop, four pieces of EN-
broidercd Chairs, End premium, 2 90
l5l Mrs. VIM. Wakefield, l case Embro,d
cry, lst premium, 3 90
l43 Miss Lucy Guild, Grovelaad Em5roid-
cry, ID premium, 2 90
100 Miss Lima JAM, Ottoman cover, lst pre-
MUM, 90
lj7 Mrs Lena Roberts, Ottoman cover, I'd
premium, 8 90
I43 Miss Lucy Guild, Groveland, stand COW
or. lst premium, 3 90
81 Mrs: Metzgar, Worsted work, LIST preml-
um, 90
100 Msi sLena JAM, Worsted work, large
flowers ID premium, 90
lo2 Miss Loretta Janeway, Six Quilt, 1st
premium 3 90
$50 Miss Susan Wess, Patch Quilt, lst pre-
Mum, 3 90
"a Mrs. J. G. George, Patch Quilt, ID pre-
MUM, 2 90
II Mrs. Jane Tullis, White Quilt, LIST pre-
MUM, 2 90
1l5 Mrs. Newton Bradley, Lamp Mat, 1st
premium, . 90
ll2 Miss Creek, Lamp Mat, I'd prem. l 90
l43 Miss Lucy Guild, pair slippers, LIST pre-
MUM, 2 90
50 Mrs. c. Nninger Knit Scarf 1st premi-
um. 2 90
50 Mrs. C. Nlninser, worked Collar, lst
premium, 2 90
53 Miss Lconora Hale, Worked Collar, End
premium, 90
50 i. r. Webb Hutchinson, Crochet Tidy,
1T premium, 2 90
G+ Il. Parker, Re / Rock, Crochet Tidy, I'd
premium, l 90
IS Mrs G.. C. Judson Wax Flowers 2 90
IS Mrs. John S. Prince, Shell Flowers, 3 90
IS - g /" Box. , co
9 J. G. zirkelOach, Sugar Flowers, 200
Q g Pyramid, 90
This was very fine specimen and requr-
ed Il labor OF three weeks to perfect. 1t was
unfortunately crushed on Thursday morning.
80 Miss Sarah Lavender, Wax fruit, 90
53 Mrs. j. Wesley Bond. Hearth Rug, 90
so I. Il. Webb, Hutchinson, knit Wooden
Stockings, 2 90
As VIM. Nicholson, Church Model 90
30 Mrs G. B. Goodyear. Minneapolis, Hair
Work, LIST premium, 90
Sc Mrs. C. G. Judson, Hair Work, Cd pre-
MUM, 2 90
SO Mrs. G. Ninninger, painted Pitcher, 90
loo -hisS i-iui Oa1l, NOIS'eu lluy, w
1G5 Mrs. j. B. Brisbin, Embrd Gown, 3 90
Tapestry Work, Little Red Riding
Hood, 90
90 Mrs. G. A. johnson, Worked Shirt, 3 90
81 Mrs. G. Nlninger, Bread Basket, l so
60 Miss a. Yawlnan aud Mrs. Murray, Mil
linery, 2 90
13l Mrs. Mary Ann Venier, Silk, (entered as
Chinese Silk if made here, L 90
Flower stand, not numbered, made by
John King, GO
SO Jane r. Rush, Red Rock, Head Dress.
10 {. L. Mosley, best collection of Furs.
l03 Raymond Patschovsky, Cd best collec-
ton Of Furs.
Mrs. JOHN S. PRINCE,
Mrs. L. NJ. FORD,
Mrs. T. SoMERs
Committee.
&c. Miss Judson, of St. Paul, exhibited some
creditable specimens of oriental painting, we
think the best, but as no premiums were Of
fered, the committee take pleasure in making
favorable mention. Her specimens of water
colors were also good.
124. Some very pretty water color flow