The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-16

entered George" and J. B. smith
Henry" :, .
hrs Heat.-sLonc-a-C Coming" Won thu
pole, "Henry" second, and "George out
aide The horses were sent away fairly,
without unnecessary scoring. On the mrs
turn the grey horse went up.
tn. recovered without losing much
distance. AT the half the horse
Travelled in group, with the RrT morse
Henry" slightly leading, ''Lons-a-Com
ing struggling hard for the first place, and
George" holding his own alongside. In
three kept close company until the third
quarter waa gained, and then the gray Be
gan to show his head in front. The gray
msintaiped the lead throughout, and wen
under the wire length ahead: time 2;9l
Mr. Guy Potter, who drove George,
claimed the beat because Of foul driving OF
the part of "Henry's" driver, and the judge
allowed the claim.
.Second Heat-The horses were sent CT
without delay, "Hessy" and George" 90
ing to the front and travelling close together
At the first quarter George
got the lead, and held il
until reaching the head Of the home
stretch on the last half. At this point the
gray horse, who had been pushing George
closely for quarter Of q mile. closed up
handsomely alongside of his rival, and by
square honest trotting went under the wire
length ahead; winning the heat in 2:5i,
George second.
Third Heat-This heat was almost repe-
tition Of the second. George trotted hand
somely, and held the lead for three-quarters
ola mile, but the gray, whose speed had been
reserved for the home work, quickened his
strides and at the last turn went under the
wire finely ahead in 2:52, thus winning the
heat and race.
PREMIUMS AwARDED-CLAss u.
Horses for all work-S,aliions-Bestf four
year old and over, James Lockmiller.
Best three year old, w W Sloan.
Best two year old, Paul Risk.
Best yearling, Miles Harrington.
Horses and Geldings-Best four old,
Moore * Jones.
Second best, Peter Reid.
Best three year old. Paul Risk.
Best two year old, james Allen.
Best yearling, J McLane.
EQUESTRIAN.
Bee. Misses riding, under IA year,, Miss
Annie Finley.
Best ladies riding, Miss A Jefirie-.
Special premium 10 best vocal quartet,
springdale Club.
Roadsters-Best four year old, J f krey-
bills Niasshacon.
Bert yearling, + Kreybill.
Best portable steam engine, Great West
ern Manufacturing Company.
Best display of stoves, same.
Best display Of copper and tinware, Geo.
Russell.
Second best display Of stoves, George
Russell.
Best farm gate, Henry Corneniius.
Best display Of carriages and buggies, Of
Leavenworth manufacture, Cre,ars n Potter.
Best general display OF carriages and bug
gies, Cre,ars & Potter.
CLASS BLOT q.
Special premium, by Dilworth, Keith &
CO.. for best family made cheese, Mrs Henry
Still.
Best Cheese, regular premium, same.
Best late potatoes, George b Coffin.
Best display Of soaps, r Craig.
Best sweet potatoes, Mrs II c Cushing.
Best yellow corn, Charles Hendley.
Second best red amber wheat, Henry
Human.
Best sugar beets, z Holman.
Best bushel tomatoes, same.
Best China beans. same.
Best watermelons. same.
Best muskmelion, same.
fest carrots, same.
Bsst variety of vegetables, same.
Bes, white Indian corn, same.
Second best onions, \ Dugsn.
Best and largest display farm products,
same.
Second best display of soap, Bowen 6
Kinmoar.
Best black and white oats, II A Naper.
Best table beets, VIM Seymour.
Best sugar beets, same.
Second best pumpkins, DIR L Bailey.
Best turnips, same.
Best blue grass, L J Simpson.
Best red May wheat, + Taylor.
Hest LOT celery, Victor Vanderstricht.
Second best table beets, same.
Best parsnips, same.
Best green peppers, same.
Best early potatoes, IL SchiaZel.
Best late potatoes, same.
Best sweet potatoes, George N Fisher.
Best bushel tomatoes, same.
Best white beans, same.
Best lot pumpkins, George Smith.
Beet five heads OF cabbage. Simon Bar
ton.
Second best bushel OF turnips, George
Smith.
Second best five heads of cabbage, Silas z
Putnam.
Best bushel OF white coin, Lyman Scott.
Best bushel OF sweet corn, same.
Best bushel pod corn, same.
Best two stocks Of cotton-dip!oma, John
J Smith
Best lot of cotton-dipioma, Chichton.
GLASS; b, LOT ..
Best bread from unbolted hour, Mrs W NJ
Blolock.
Best picked pears. Mrs Kitlas.
Best tomato catsup, Miss Sophia Jepnison.
Best milk rising bread, Mrs L W Crton.
Best rye bread, Mrs Kitlas.
Best doughnuts, Ellen Thomas.
Best hop yeast bread, Miss Kate Hillman.
Best ten pounds butter, Mrs Jonas Edge.
Best fruit cake-special premium-Mn
Sarah Chaplin.
Best ten pounds honey. Mrs Woods.
Best silver cake, Mrs Woods.
Beet fruit cake, Mrs Mary Fisher.
Best marble cake, Mrs J J Potter.
Best sponge cake, Miss Nellie Moonlight
Best half dozen jellies, Mrs Sarah Chaplin.
Best cheese, Mrs Henry Still.
Best cucumber pickles, ID X Churchill.
Best gherkin pickles, Mrs L W Upton.
Best sour cucumber pickles, Mr. L Grover.
Best swee, cucumber pickles, same.
Best strawberry preserves MrsJ Taylor.
Best preserved ounce. Mrs A Carroll
Best ginger cake, Mrs { ii Grover.
Best preserved cherries, Miss Jenni-on.
Bert preserved apples. Miss Jennie Carroll.
Best corn bread, George III Black.
Special premium by Anderson Il Sydell,
for beet sack of Hour. Williams n Bevens,
Of Parkville, Missouri.
Best two gallons vinegar, NJ. Picker,s.
Sixth Day.
Although Yesterday was the last day OF the
gala week We discovered no sign of any fall
ing of in the interest manifested in the Fair.