Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-10-14

tionary diploma.
| Best wood moss wreath, Mrs. A. H. Steele
Olymgia, LIST diploma.
Best feather boquet, Mrs. Sternbers, Olym
Second, Mrs. Mossman. OLYMPIA, ID Diploma
Best shell work, Mrs. Morrill,, Olympia, Is
diploma.
Second. Mrs. Bigelow, Olympia, I'd diploma
Best seed wreath, Mrs. Harris, Seattle, Is
diploma.
Best wax work, Mrs. Mcconnell, Olympia
1st diploma.
Best pen work, I. Tallentire, Olympia, Is
diploma.
There were many very beautiful specimen.
of moss work on exhibition, but it is impossi
BILE to award diplomas to all.
CLASS FIRST.
:: Best Winter Wheat, Cooks Improved, A.
Of S. 90.
I'd Winter Wheat, T.pahanock, Amos F
Tullis, I'd diploma.
Spring Wheat, but one variety, and millet
d. NJ. Ross, Puyallup, LIST diploma.
Oats, Excelsior, 48 lbs to the bushel, II. C.
BnrkhOusen, Fdalgo Island, LIST diploma.
Side oats, d. N. Ross, Puyullup, LIST d.
ploma. ...
Barley, VIM. Munks, Fidalgo Island, Isl
diploma. ,..y
Buckwheaf, D. Shelton, Mason county, Let
diploma. -.
White Glover, Timothy and Red Top, L.
Sylvester, Olympia, Ist diploma, ii
Hops, E: Meeker, Puyallup, LIST diploma.
Flour, Thos. Waterbury, Steilacoom, from
| spring wheat, LIST diploma. 81.
I'd diploma to -four from spring wheat, fred
label.)
I. NJ. Laws, Chehalis county, exhibited some
very fine oats and wheat in the sheaf. Other
fine grain was exhibited.
CLASS SECOND.
Best Tomatoes, J. Cunningham, Olympia
LIST diploma.
Peas, "Little Sweet" Mark Jones, Olympia,
lst, diploma also exhibited fine melens, Gu
cumbcrs, beans and squashes.
Water Melons, exhibited by A. Robertson,
Olympia, G. Hartsock, Thurston county and
David Shelton, Mason county, were fine.
Beans, H. r. Woodland, Olympia. ID diplo-
ma. Also exhibited very fine peas.
Beets, Blood" John Bennett, Bellingham
Bay, LIST diploma.
I,eets, Black Republican" VIM. Ruddcl,
Thurston county, I'd diploma.
Squash, best, U. NJ. Anise, Puyallup, LIST
diploma.
f. I. Dodge, VIM. Ruddel and e. A. Hun
tington exhibited fine varieties OF squashes.
Pumpkins, Messrs. Chapman and NJ. Hart
sock mace good display.
Onions, - Silver Skin" VIM. Munks, FL
dalgo Island, LIST Diploma elso exhibits fine
turnips.
Onions, Daniel Tuck, Fort Bellngham, I'd
diploma.
Several other fine specimens exhibited.
Potatoes, Early Rose, d. N. Ross, Puyallup,
lst diploma.
Potatoes, Braces Prolific, E. T. Dodge,
Swinimish, I'd diploma.
Potatoes, Kidneys, also Carrots, Turnips,
Parsnips, John Bennett, Bellingham Bay, u
very fne display LIST diploma.
Potatoes, +. X. Perkins, Olympia, Peerless,
diploma.
y. NJ. Anise, PuyAllup, exhibited a fine
variety of long white turnips
Cabbage, best, Il. ID Clark, Victoria, LIST
diploma.
A. Robertson, Olympia, exhibited fine cauli-
flower.
Corn was exhibited by VIM. Takes, the
+" King Philip" the same variety by d. Shell
ton, Mason county; sweet corn, D. NJ. Ross.
CLASS THIRD.
This class being represented by n large
variety of apples, pears and other fruits, the
committee have been unable to complete their
report
For the best collection of ported plants and
flowers, Mrs. 7. +. McElroy, Olympia, LIST
diploma; also awarded s. so special pre-
MUM.
For the second best, Mrs. Geo. A. Barnes,
I'd diploma.
A very handsome collection of flowers was
exhibited by Mrs. Il. A. Parker, Mrs. Bettman,
Mrs. HARVARD, Mrs. A. II. Steele, Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs. Coulter. J. N. Gale, Mrs
Mary Barnes, Mrs. Marshal Blinn, and Mrs.
Howard, which were tastefuly displayed.
For finest boquet, Mark Jones, Olympia, LIST
diploma.
CLASS FIVE.
Butter, Mrs. G. C. Hewitt, Olympia, LIST di-
ploma and S. 90 special premium Mrs. d.
Barnard and Mrs. David Drcwry, Thurston
county, awarded % Diplomas for excellent
butter.
Meats, Harry Sullivan, Olympia, could not
be excelled anywhere, LIST diploma.
Beer, Hiltz 4 Co., LIST diploma.
Best currant wine, black and red curclnts,
Z. Eldridge, Whatcom, LIST diploma.
Raspberry wine, Mrs. Howard, Olympia, LIST
diploma.
Vinegar, from currants, very good, r. II.
Hewitt, LIST diploma. s1i
Butter, from plums, Mrs. Geo. A. Barnes,
LIST. diploma.
Apple butter, VIM. McLane, LIST diploma
Preserves, cages, cherries and wild black
berries, Mrs. G. W. Parker, Olympia, LIST di-
ploma.
Plums, preserved in liquor, John Bennett,
BellinghAm Bay, LIST diploma.
Pear, strawberry and raspberry honey, Mrs.
Geo. A. Barnes, LIST diploma.
Siberian Crab jelly, Mrs. b. Brown, Olym-
pia, LIST diploma.
Grape and apple jelly, also ounce preserves,
Mrs. ]. M. Lowe, Olympia, LIST diploma.
Ounce jelly, Mrs. p. d. Moore, Olympia,
LIST, diploma also awarded 81 90, special
premium, offered for best jelly.
Tomato catsup, Mrs. A. r. Elder, Olympia,
LIST diploma.
Confectionery, L. l.. Barlow, Olympia, LIST
diploma. u t'.! t
Honey, D. r. Bigelow, LIST diploma.
TClass six merged in Glass Eve.