, 1877-10-06
Same, Mrs wirth, premium: q cts.

Same, Mrs Wirth, premium; 25 cts.
Hair work, Mrs g w Eastman, premium:
Worsted work. Mrs G W Eastman, pre-
MUM; 81.
Switches and curls, Mrs E L Hall, diplo-
ma
Needle work, Miss Lottie Harmon. first
premium: 81.
Perforated cross. E H Brown; Diploma.
Water cOlOrs, A w Piper: diploma.
display OF j,welry and silverware, W G
Jameson; diploma.
Home made jewelry. W G Jameson, d.
ploma.
Engraving, W G Jameson; diploma.
Seal cutting aud counter stamp, W G
Jameson; diploma.
Adjustable case spring, W G Jameson;
diploma.
Perforated cardboard notices. Master F
A Scott; s.
Jellies, Mrs Malson, first premium; Sc.
raspberry jelly, Mrs B Brown, first pre-
Yeast bread. Mrs Brown, premium; Il.
Miss Minnie Woods, second premium; di-
plOma.
premium; 81.
Mrs H L Yesler, and Mrs McNatt, apple
jelly.
Ten varieties Of apples, A W Clymer, first
premium; 81 so. Also, ten varieties of
pears; 81 so.
Specimen of largest apyles, VIM Burton:
diploma.
Seeding apples, A W Clymer; diploma.
Blackberries, Mrs. Robbins; 81.
Grapes, Mr. Anderson; diploma.
Squash, ST Davis, Freeport, t,premfum;$ 81.
Bushel prolific potatoes, H Burton, first
premium: 81.
Cabbage, f Clark; diploma.
Onions. J E Clark; diploma.
Waddell Miles displayed fine lot OF
tin and agate ware, stove and kitchen fur
niture and brass goods, for which they
were awarded a diploma. II McAleer dis
played hne parlOr stove and fine lot of
marbleiZed iron ware for which he was
awarded diploma.
Marble Work-The committee, consist
ing of three competent judges, after ex-
amining the marble works on exhibition,
in all its details, and finding them of about
equal merit. invited two more judges, who
decided that Mr.. .Carkeek's 8 works in Italian
marble deserves the first premium, and
keenan first in American marble.
Minerals--Master Brooks Randolph was
awarded the first premium for his miner.l-
Ogical colsection, being displayed with
serves honorable mention Tor setting value
upon interesting specimens of flowers
shells, minerals, etc., from South America.
AWARDS AT THE RACE TRACK.
Mare, first premium. F McNatt.
Fine mares or horses for fast driving, 1st
premium, w II Bow.
Two-year old bull, first premium, Hewitt
& Monk.
Cow and calf, first premium Hewitt &
Monk.
One-year old bull, first premium, Hewitt
l. Monk.
Two-year old bulll second premium, G
Clymer.
Cow and calf, first premium, c Ciymer.
Best yearling heifer, first premium. c
Clymer.
Cow and calf. second premium, E A
Spring colt, F McNatt, first premium; 1.5O
OEe-year old colt, Robbins j. Burton first
premium; 81.
Two-year old colt, Ribbins l. Burton,
first premium; 81.
MUM: S..
Saddle horse, LaDgston, first premium;
81 80.
Same. J T Foster, second premium; di-
ploma.
Single horse for carriage, W H Bow, first
Matched pair carriage horses, W H Bow,
first premium; 81.
Pair rabbits, Master Pettyjohn. first pre-
MUM; fl.
Boar, sow and six pigs. john McNaught,
first premium; IS.
Pair pigs under one year old, Poland
Chipa. G Clymer, frat premium; 81.
Goat and kid, Master Foster, first pre-
MUM: So.
The Union Base Ball Club came of VIC
tOriOds, and was awarded the champion
bat, which has been ordered and as soon
as complete, will be presented.
|s The Pacific COrnet Band was awarded
the premium; $25.
The Seattle Amateur Rifle Association
exhibited great skill in their shooting, and
shOwded that they had been practicing
considerable, and were awarded first pre-
MUM.
The bills of the Association will all be
paid to-day at Justice SeOtt's office, and
premiums delivered. ANY person who de-
sIres can take IA diploma instead of a pre-
MUM. Any person having had articles on
exhibition, which have been overlooked
by the committees, will be good enough to
apprise the Directors of the fact.
G. w. LAWTCN.
President