Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-10-21


Orable mention.
One piece of silk embroidery by Mrs. q
Bcttnian, LIST premium.
One piece of cotton embroidery by the
same, diploma
Miss Annie Frost exhibited a millinerv
stand containing large assortment of arti.
clcs of home manufacture, list premium.
An elegant rag rug by Mrs. Rider of Thurs
ton, I'd premium.
Mrs Josie Woodland exhibited a pin cushion
and bead-work slipper, not entered for com.
petition, honorable mention.
A patchwork quilt by Mrs. Thomas Whit.
taker, list premium.
4 log cabin sofa tidy by Mrs. Lane deserves
commentator.
A piece of silk embroidery by Mrs. A
Harris, Cd premium.
Cotton embroidery by same, diploma.
Mrs. Lane exhibited quilt of unioue
Workmanship, list premium.
An deliberately contrivcd rag rug by Mrs
]. N. Barry, diploma.
Snohomish co. fair sent two very pretty
mats, I'd premium.
Also three tides, 1st premium.
Mrs. c. E. Mann displayed a rag rug com.
bining beauty and utility, 1st premium.
Miss Ella Clark had on exhibition a nice
pair of pillow shams, and also one elegant
sheet sham, list premium.
Mrs. Mossman, of Thurston, displayed an
infants robe. very beautiful, LIST premium.
J Also, child's suit, LIST premium.
She also exhibited two embroidered pillow
shams and an infants cloak, for which hon.
orable mention is made. ~
Miss Kate Ward, Is years of age, showed
a very fine calico dress, hand made by herself.
LIST premium.
Mrs. Mary Eastman displayed "Centen.
NAL cotton tidy" list premium.
Also, one of lesser merit, diploma.
Mrs. Reynolds, of Thurston, for very fine
display of millinery goods in case, receives
diploma.
Mrs. 8. E. Woodland displayed some very
beautiful tides, not entered for competition
however, but of superior workmanship.
Miss Myra Carr, of King county, exhibited
a beautiful piece of silk embroidery, for
which she receives honorable mention.
No. 24a, to committee unknown, silk en-
broidery, diploma.
Home made wooden yarn by Elma Davis
list premium.
Knitted wooden stockings by the same, list
premium.
Mrs. r. l.. Woodland had on exhibition for
display only, very pretty basket and comb
case made entirely of straw and ingeniously
wrought. for which honorable mention is
made.
| MRS. WAUGHoP,
| Mrs. OsTRANDRR,
MRS. WHITE,
| Committee.
| CLASS XIV.
Your committees appointed to award pre-
miums to exhibitors of articles enumerated
in Glass 8 respectfully report:
No. /, One keg Lager beer, list premium
81.
No. 8, One kcg Lager beer I'd premium;
diploma.
| &C HEWITT,
| j A KUHN,
| N 81 GLEASON,
| Committee.
No, 2, One bottle of blackberry wine, very
fine, your committee think it will compare
favorably with any foreign wine, list pre-
MUM, $500.
No. 5, Two bottles of blackberry wine that
your committe think very poor, End prs
MUM; diploma
| No. g, Two bottles of currant wi6e, 4
years old, not entered for competitor, sthst
your committee think superior to any for~'
eign wine to be found in this country. We:
also think that our people ought to raise.
more of that fine fruit, the blackberry, that
if SO easily grown, and make it into wine, In
stead of importing SO much of that adulterl-
ted stuff called wine
| CIV LAYTON, q
| HEWITT,
| AW PIPER,
Committee. (
| CLASS XIV. -
The undersigned committee appointed 70
award premiums on stock respectfully re-
port. &
No. 1, That on account of the difference ID
the ages of the Stations exhibited, and their
adaptability to different lines of service, We
divide the list premium between James.
Fletcher's horse, Dick, of Emigrant and Ber..
trand stock, and Theodore Tickuor's horse, !
of Arabian stock. ,&9f
That the I'd premium he awarded to ThoA
Webb's horse, Prince, of Morgan stock; d.
ploma.
No. 2, That, for the best brood mare and
foal, the LIST premium be awarded to Mi.
Webster
Five months colts, Mr.. Whitney; diplo-
ma.
Second best brood mare, Mr.. French; di
ploma. W
The 3-year-old colts exhibited by Mr.
Webster and Mr.. French, excel in different
points and adaptability for different lines OF
service; diploma to each.
No. 8, That the LIST premium be awarded to
L G Abbot for the best span of 3-year-olda
Also diploma to Mr.. w. w. Plumb, for
the I'd best span of 3year-olds.
No. A, That LIST premium be awarded TO,
Mr.. Webster for the best 2.year-old colts.
That I'd premium be awarded to W. Q.
Bush for I'd best 2-year-old.
No. 8. That for the best span Of Draft
horses the LIST premium be awarded to Mr.
Burntrager
No. 6. Best roadsters, ]. Scott; diploma. d
No. 2, Best cart horse, Logan Hays. Isl
premium. 81
No. 8, Best Durham bull, John Chapman,
I'd premium.