The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-10-10
Third Annual Territorial Fair.
EIRaT DAY

inS anu arranging the ARTICLES and providing
quarters for the animals.
The principal exhibitors so for have been
citizens of st. Paul, and vicinity. No articles
or Stock, from distance, to any extent made
their appearance yesterday. And in the same
connection we may state that the citizens and
manufacturers Of our own city have not enter
ed the arena of competition so spiritedly as
the occasion should have called forth. Elk.
cepting a few superior specimens of work.
manship, we think the show in every depart.
ment, from our own citizens is rather meagre
The following are the entries made yester.
day:
l. Daniel Hopkins, St. Paul. l stallion.
"Flying Morgan" entered for best trottine
stallion. two year old horse colt, hall
Morgan.
2. J. NJ. Winslow, St. Paul. One English
horse, trotting.
8; A: H. Mills, Minneapolis. One stallion
"Billy Morgan" =
4. R. Michigan, St Paul. Young Ameri-
ca corn and cob crusher, corn meal MILL hay
and straw cutter, model regulating windmill,
Yorkshire boar pig.
5. M. Levoy, St Paul. One single sett
harness, double do, heavy carriage harness.
6. E. Brewster, Minneapolis. Egg plant
Spanish pickles, cayenne pepper, mangul
wurtzle, blood beets, white Martzorian sugar
bane, German milet, parsnips, cabbage.
7. r. B. Galusha, St. Paul. l Devon bull,
mare and colt.
7. Eugene Bernard. Single machine.
9. j. G. Zurkelback, St. Paul. Show case
ornamental confectionery.
10. A. H. Mosley l case fnrs
IL. Robert Gibbons. One heifer calf,
months DID, hall Devon.
IL. e. Whitefeld, st. Paul. One corn
shelter, lot of drawings and paintings.
ID. Mrs. Fl. Cole, St. Paul. Lot fancy
millinery.
IA. Mrs. Jane Tullis. 2 quilts, l work
shirt, l lamp mat.
Is. Mrs. j. P. Owens. St. Paul. 2 coops
fowls.
16. D. T. Tanner. year old colt.
II. @. B. Goodyear, Minneapolis. Black
Hawk Hamilton mare, Fanny Fern"
l8. Coolbaugh & Bigelow, Minneapolis.
blooded stallion.
10. NJ. Wilkinson, St. Paul. cutters and
sleighs, buggy, box plated ware
90. Mrs. z. J. Brown, st. Paul, l riding
horse.
81. Joseph Anderson, St. Paul. Merino
Buck, native ewes, Leicester Bucks, 2 do
ewes, do lamb, 5 mutton wethers.
%. w. H. Ingersoll, st. Anthony. stall
lion, Grey Eagle"
"a. Fuller Thompson, St. Paul. l pair
farm horses.
"a. Anphany Steffes st. Paul. heifer.
"a. p. G. Kerst, St. Paul. bushel pink
eye potatoes, sample tlood beats.
Is. Jno Loncarhausey St. Paul. l slut.
rs. George Bell, st. Paul. l yearling
colt.
q. Jno. II. Randall, St. Paul. l sucking
colt, yearling do.
%. H. r. Gibbs, Farmland. Large lot of
all kinds of vegetables.
20. Miss Mary E. G!indell, st. Anthony.
] crochet collar.
80. Jno. S. Prince, st. Paul. span black
mules, yoke oxen.
81. John Robertson, St. Paul. l brown
gelding pony.
80, S. S. Eaton, St. Paul Black horse,
stallion.
SO. Chas. D. Fields, Oak Hall, Ramsey
county. l boar, l fat hog, beets, potatoes,
rutabagas, millet, coop chickens.
81. Mrs. |. G. George, St. Paul, 2 bed
quilts, embroidery skirts.
IS. VIM. E. Brimhall, St. Paul, baskets
potatoes, 4 squashes.
35aa. A. III. Lavender, St. Paul, box wax
fruit, buggy.
Sc. Mrs. c. G. Judson, St. Paul, worsted
ottoman cover, wax fruit and flowers, oriental
table, do. picture, wreath frame, hairwork,
bed quilt, colored paintings.
81. Goodrich, Summers & Co., st. Panl,
s specimens book binding and blank book
manufacturing.
SO. NJ. W. Carlisle, St. Paul. Model for
head blocks for saw mills.
80. Mrs. G. 2. Goodyear, Minneapolis, l
oriental painting, l boquet hair flowers.
40. James L. Brown, Manomin, lift and
force pump.
Al. Daniel Hopkins St. Paul. l bottle
grapes
AZ. Thomas Quinn, l Morgan sucking
colt.
43. A. Adams, St. Paul. Morgan sucking
colt.
A. NJ. Elliott, Minneapolis. Large lot of
vegetables.
45. WIN. Nicholson, St. Paul I fancy
church, specimens of grocery packages.
46. John s. Way, Mortified, Rice Coun-
ty, stallion, entered as best trotting.
Al. H. BROMLEY, Dakota Co. Lot of
vegetables.
48. r. G. Patch, st. Paul. Cabbage and
beets.
49, James Huff, Washington County,
Large lot of vegetables.
so. Mrs. Arthur Stephens, Washington
County, 5fb butter
81. H. Gurfsh, Dakotah County 6 varie-
ties of vegetables.
50. G. w. F. Bell, West st. Paul, Dakota
Co. span carriage horses,
SO. j. w. Bond, St. Paul. 2 oil paintings,
l hearth rug, worked collar.
81. James Stephens, Minneapolis. Dull
cimar.
So. G. Snow, Minneapolis. patent no rse
collar.
sc. Thomas Barton, st. Paul breeding
mare, lot carrots.
81. Miss Nancy G. Barton and Sarah
Jane Barton, st. Paul. For best horsewo-
manship.
So. j. B. Mitchell, St. Anthony. brood
mare, l two-year-o colt, l one-year-old
heifer, chain pump. tas- ar-
SO. Thaddeus X! Webb, Hutchinson, Nc
Leod county. pair white swans, pea fowl,
3 English Dominck fowls, half bushel native
grapes, crotchet tides, 3 lamp mats, ladies
and gents hose, onions and turnips.
60. Mrs. Jno. Chubb, Hutchinson, Mcleod
county. 1pencil drawing.
81. VIM. Fowler, Newport. l Devon
bull, do. COW, l do. heifer, l COW four years
old
GO. Mrs. John G. Parks, Anoka, Anoka
county. quilt t.-..
63. Cossit Morgan & Co., St. Anthony
] tanning MILL
Ga. r. Parker, Red Rock. ottoman COW
er. tidy, camp mat
65. Mrs. o. B. Danforth, st. Paul. Fan
cy worstcd table cover.
&C. Caroline Smith, Minneapolis. piece
embroidery, do. fancy needle work.
g.. Mrs. Metzger, st. Paul. 4 worsted
chair seats, do. ottomans, lady's scarf, l
work bag.
GO. George Lowry, St. Paul. l double
seated sleigh.
60. Miss A. Yawman and Miss Murray,
st. Paul. l case fancy millinery.
70. N. E. Stoddard Minneapolis. brood
mare varieties.
II. Mrs. E. A. Grant, St. Paul. I case
fancy millinery.
y. b. F. Irvine, St. Paul. coop half
breed shanghais.
%. M. D. Clark, st. Paul. 6 heads cab
bages, 2 lots beets, celery, and ducks, lot pop