, 1869-10-02

to have i1 connected form, that portion
Of the list which was published on Sat-
urday:
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
Best double team OF buggy, frSt pre-
MUM to J. F. Abbott; I'd, TO O. +.
Kraft.
Best team for speed, first prsmirm to
Hugh Taylor.
Trotting horses, first premium to Bell.
founder t; I'd, to Belmont.
Most graceful lady ride. first premium
to Miss J. johnson I'd, to Miss O. Con-
uoyer.
Best gentleman rider, first premium
TO G. Clark, I'd to J. Eugle.
Best boy rider, FIRST premium to Frank
Hunter I'd, to W. Redford.
Single dash of mile, first premium to
Zephyr, entered by U. Jared I'd, to
Yoang Dssher.
THIS completes the list or premiums
awsrded at the race grou1d.
Thoroughbred HOrses.-First premium
to Wm. Bingham; I'd premium to DR..
Aack's stallion, Bellfounder; best mare,
to Wm. Nicksou best 2.year old colt,
ing colt, premium TO Wm. Nlckson.
Horses for All Purposes stAll>
ion, premium to John Fudge's Fred
Douglass "a premiuoh, to 0rley Hull.
Best mare, premium 10 T, B. Turner.
Two-year old coils, 6rst premium ID
Mitchell I'd, to VIM. Kaufman. One
year old colts, first premium to Mitchell;
I'd, to VIM. Fudge. Best sucking colt,
first premium, to VIM. Mcconnell; I'd,
to John Fudge Best brood mare, first
premium to John Fudge; I'd, to Guy.
Fruit.
Draft Horses. stallion, 6rst
premium to Jonn Fudge, I'd, to A. J.
Pettiiohu. Best span Of horses, first
premium to j. F. Abbott.
S0eepstdkes FIRST premium to J. B.
Turner I'd, TO Belmont; Sd, to J. NJ.
Mcconnell.
Nulss.-Bes; span of mules, first pre-
MUM to D. N. Jessee. Best yearling
mule, 6rst premium to H. Copeland.
Best sucking mule, first premium to
Guy. Fruit. Thoroughbred Jack, frst
premium to Dan. Stewart.
Cattle. Best bull, first premium to
Moses Wright, I'd, to Orley Hull. Best
COW, first premium to Daniel Drumhel>
Ter I'd, to Moses Wright. Best milk
COW, FIRST premium A. B. Roberts I'd,
to Frank Suction. Best calf, 6rst pre-
MUM G. W. Miller I'd, to Moses
Wright.
Implements Best 4.horse wagon, first
premium to P. NJ. Lynch. Best buggy,
first premium to C. P. Wiuesett.
Srine.-Best pair OF pigs, first pre-.
MUM to VIM. Green; I'd, TO VIM. Red
ford.
Skeep.-Best buck, premium to L.
P Berry, best lamb, do,
ChiekCns.-Best pair, premium to E.
Iugle.
Fruit-The display of fruit was very
of apples, pears, &c. Mr. John Han.
cock took "a fret premiums on as many
different varieties of apples, and Mr.. A.
B. Roberts Was not far behind. The ex>
hibitIon made by both these gentlemen
was very fine, and we doubt whether
any fair on the coast could make a bet
ter showing. Messrs. Metzger, Stowell,
Denny, Hull and Holbrook, also made
fne exhibits of fr1it, and came in for
their full share of premiums. For the
best exhibit of fruits of all kinds, Mr..
A. B Roberts was awarded the FIRST pre-
MUM. For plumbs and grapes, Mr.. A.
B Roberts took the first premium. Gu
rhaspberries, ackberries, gooseberries
aud currants, Mr.. W. Shelton took the
first premium.
For the best vase offowers, Mrs. A. B.
Roberts was awarded the first premium.
Mr.. E. Ingle took the first premium
on pumpkins, wheat and tomatoes.
Mrs. E. Iugle, first premium for best
pair OF socks.
Mr.. o. P. Lacy took the FIRST premium
fol- beets and potatoes.
Miss Kate Hartman, a first premium
tor lamp mat.
Mrs. A. B. Roberts, first premium for
skirt.
A. B. Roberts, first premium for hive
of bees.
Mr.. D. NJ. Jessee was awarded first
premiums on cabbages, potatoes 3 var
ieties) sweet potatoes, watermelous,
honey, and best general exhibit of vegs-
tables.
E. H. Orcntt, first premium for best
specimen of penmsnship.
Augusta Reeser, first premium for
wooden comforter.
Miss A. Shelton, first premium for
dress and cape, and specimen Of crochet
| work.
Miss Clara Kitchen, first premium for
needle book.
Miss Belle Payne, first premium for
point lace.
Miss A. Payne, first premium for tidy.
Miss Nettie Jacobs, first premium for
braid work.
Mr.. Wm. GlssfOrd, first premium for
doors aud sash.
Miss Geary, first premium for Worsted
work.
Mrs. Bingham, first premium for hair
wreath.
10 closing our notice of the Fair, we
again referto the splendid exhibition Of
stock Mr.. Dan. Drumhelier bad a COW
on exhibition that for beauty and all
the 6ns points of an animal we have
never seen surpassed. A bull calf from
the Touchet, eighteen montns olui anu
weighing Iver 1900 ponds, attracted
universal attention. The display OF
horses was very fne, and we doubt
whether any county fair on the coast
could show a better EXHIBIT.
The result Of the Fair is gratifying
as showing an increased interest over
all previous exhibitions, and as such is
cheerin- to all who are Interested in
the growth and prosperity Of WallA
Wella Valley.
10 the proper place we omitted to
state that the premium for the best and
most graceful lady rider was awarded
to Miss Mamie McAuliff, but owing to
some iuformality abont her entering the
award was Teconsidered. The general
expression was that all four Of the ladies
Miss McAuEiff, Miss Barber, Miss Con-
noyer and Miss Jobnsen-rode exceed;
;,olv walI and wara aach 0f them de-