, 1867-10-11
List of Premiums Awarded at the Walla
Walla Valley Agricultural Fair.


| No. 1, THoRouaH- -BRrDs.-First premium 10
Abbott 4 Morris, for best4 year old stallion
4 diploma to Henry Fletcher. Premium and di-
| ploma to W. F. Gwin, for best year old STALL
| ion. Premium to Abbott & Morris, for best
year old mare diploma to ]. B. McElhany.
No 2, HoRses FOR ALL PURPosEs.-Premium
| to E. Ping, for best 8 year old stallion diploma
to Henry Fletcher. Premium and diploma to
Chas. Brown, for best year old stallion. Pre-
MUM to John Hancock, for best 4 year old
gelding. Premium to T. P. Denny, for best 2
year old geldiug Premium to ]. Pettijohn, for
best 8 year old mare diploma to J. Gilbreath
Premium and diploma to Robert Thompson, for
best year old mare. Premium to Dan. Inman
for best sucking colt; diploma to J. Pettijohn
Premium (extra) to Jacob Ribler, fer best year
old geldiug; diploma to A. J. Miner.
No. 3, DRAFT Reconsideration to J. Petti>
john, for best year old stallion; diploma to T
P. Denny. Premium to John Gibreath, for best
year Old mare diploma to T. P. Denny. Pre-
MUM and diploma to E. A. Linn, for best span
geldings.
No. A, CARRIAGs, BUGeY AND SADDLE HeRsEs
Premium to Abbott Morris, for best single
buggy horse; diploma to D. NJ. Jessee. Premium
and diploma to ]. W. Hunter, for best saddle
horse. Premium and diploma to Abbott l. Nor
ris, for best span of carriage horses.
| No. s, RUNNING AND TRorTING HoRsEs-Pre>
MUM to U. Jared, (Dasher) for best runner,
| Qasu Oh one mile diploma TO Henry tletcher,
| (Leviathan.) Premium to Mitchell L Richards,
! (Belmont) for best trotter, dash of one mile ;
| diploma to Thos. Tierney, (Dixie.)
| No. 6, JACKS, JENNETs AND MULEs.-Premium
and diploma to Jessee Drnmheller for best jack
Premium and diploma to same, for best jennet.
Premium to Frank Shelton, for best span mules ;
| diploma to D. NJ. Jessee. Premium and diploma
to Frank Shelton, for best saddle mule Premium
to Jessee Drumheller, for best yearling mule ;
| diploma to Fl. J. Cady. Premium to Jessee Drum,
heller, for best sucking mule diploma to T. P.
Denny.
Czajs No. 2, Horned Cattle.
| No, l, THOROUGH -BREDs.-Premium to VIM.
Matzger, for best bull diploma to Orley Hull
Premium to J. D. Cook, for best bull calf d.
ploma to M. B. Ward. Premium to VIM. Mats
ger, for best COW diploma to J. D. Cook,
| No.. 2, MIXED BLooDs.-Premium and diploma
to Fred. Swartz, for best COW do do, best calf.
No. 3, SHEEP.-Premium and diploma to Jos.
| Teel, for best buck.
No. 3, SwISE.-Premium and diploma to Sam.
Waterman, for best SOW do do best lot of pigs
under six months old.
No. 3, Poultry.
GEESE, Ducks AND CHIcKENs.-Premium and
diploma to WILDER jesse, for best pair of geese;
do do, best pair of ducks; diploma to J. H.
Short. Premium and diploma to ]. H. Short,
for best pair of chickens.
Ctdss 4, Grdin and Vegetables
No. 2, SEEDs-Premium and diploma to A.
Morgan, for best beans. Premium and diploma
to John Hancock, for best corn.
No. 3, GARDEN VEGETABLEs-Premium and
diploma to A. Morgan, for turnips, parsnips and
carrots. Premium and diploma to VIM. Shelton
for cabbage and rhubarb do do, for tomatoes
Premium and diploma to A. B. Roberts, for po>
tatoes. Premium and diploma to j. E. Buchanan,
Tor onions Premium and diploma to Philip
Ritz, for squashes. Premium and diploma to A.
B. Roberts, for hops.
Class 5, Manufactures.
No. l, FLOUR AND MEAL.-Premium to Locke
q Long, (Milton Mills) for best -four diploma
to H. P. Isaacs, Excelsior MILL
No. 2, FARMING AND HOUSEHOLD UTENsILs-
Premium and diploma to A. B. Roberts for
marble butter table. Premium and diploma to
VIM. Glasford, for pannel door do do, for spe.
cimen of machine planning.
No. 3, SADDLERY.-Premium to B. F. Rerau.
for best saddle, (sde;) diploma to J. D. Cook,
for best saddle.
Class 6, Domestic Manufactures.
No. l, DAlRY.-Premium to Mrs. T. P, Denny.
for best butter diploma to Miss c. Ella Ritz.
Premium to Miss c. E la RIz, for best butter
made by girl under Ia years of age diploma
to-Miss Susan Reser.
No. 2, HOUSEHOLD. - Premium to Mrs. ]. F
Boyer, for the best guilt diploma to Mrs L. H.
Goodwin. Premium and diploma to Miss Susan
Reser, for best gloves do do for socks. pre-
MUM to Mrs. R. R. Rees, for best hair wreath
diploma to Miss Kate Derrick. Premium to Mrs,
M. Z. Dillon, for best embroidery, (wooleu a di-
ploma to Miss Kate Derrick. Premium to Mrs
l.. A. Mullan, for best embroidery, (silk \ dis
ploma to Miss Kate Derrick. Premium to Mrs
j. d. Mix for best crochet and tatting. Diploma
to Miss Maggie Stowell. for artificial flowers.
Diploma to Mrs. Sanderson, for crochet pre-.
MUM to Mrs. NJ. C. Dillon, for painting diplo-
ma to Mrs j. W. Hunter, Premium and diploma
to Mrs. j. ID. Mix, for currant wine. Premium to
A. B. Roberts, for pencil sketches; do do, sculu,
ture. Premium to Miss Belle Payne, for bead
collar made by girl years old. Premium to
Miss Mary Payne, for crochet made BY a girl 10
years old; diploma to Miss Belle Payne Pres
MUM and diploma to Miss Lewella F. Blewett.
for cake made by girl IL yesrs DID, Premium
and diploma to Mrs. A. B. Roberts, for loaf of
bread. Premium to Mrs. j. D. Mix, for Jams and |
jellies diploma to Mrs. P. Ritz. Premium and |
diploma to Mrs. P. Ritz, for best pickles.
FLowERs.-Premium to Mrs. P. Ritz, for best |
display of flowers diploma to Mrs. J D. Mix.
FRUIT.-Premium to Philip Ritz for best and
greatest variety of fruit diploma to John Han.
cock. Premium to John Hancock, for best ap-
Piles diploma to Mrs. NJ. Moore. Premium to
A. B. Roberts, for best grapes diploma to P.
Ritz Premium to P. Ritz, for best peaches
diploma to John Hancock. Premium to P. Ritz,
Tor pest pears diploma 10 John Hancock. Pre-
MUM to P. Ritz for best plums.
EQUEsTRIANIsM.-First premium to Miss Anna
McAuliff, for best horsemanship I'd premium
to Mrs. W. J. Terry; diploma to Miss Mary A.
Sampson.
ATLANTIC CABLE,-From eight loads of
1ecomPosed quartz taken from this lode,
twenty-five ounces of gold were recently
washed, and then fully one>third of the
Iuartz found its way into the tailngs in the
hape of large pieces This lead is situated {
bout fifteen miles from Flint Greek, in the
'icinity of Georgetown, where placer mines
ire now being worked to a considerable
Herald.
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