The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

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lettering.
Fred Baldwin: seeosd premium 81
painting.
Miss Nora Wells, first premium. cro-
quet scarf.
Miss l. Fox, first pr. chair tidy.
Miss May Eggleston, first premium
fancy oil painting.
Miss L. B. Eggleston, 6rst premium,
pencil drawing.
Mrs. A. J. Austin, special mention,
lot fancy dresses.
Mrs. Mary Myers, second premium.
ottoman cover.
e. Luther, first premium, fancy oil
cameo pictures.
Mrs. NJ. Myers. first pr, fancy work.
Jesse, Cheyenne boy first premium
plain penmanship.
Neock, (Arapahoe g;rl) first prem
ium, prettiest thing not mentioned in
list, buckskin dress.
Miss Belle Jennings. second prem
ium, lot OF fancy work.
Special mention for fine displays
W. S. Corbett, Alexander Bros, Geo.
Innes s. Co., G. II. Harrington, George
G. Matthews, Smith & McComb Bros.
r. Jacks & Co. and L. B. Terrell.
CLASH.
First premiums awarded on the fol-
lowing articles:
Mrs. Longsdorf, If. hop yeast bread.
Mrs. J. A. Miller, can of peaches
and jar of crab apple preserves.
Mrs.J G. Sampson, blackberry mar
malade, raspberry marmalade, goose
berry marmalade, Damson plum mar
malade, grape marmalade, apple mar
malade, cherry butter, peach butter,
blackberry jam, grape jam, sweet
picked cucumbers, canned grapes,
canned cherries, canned gooscberries,
canned blackberreries, canned rasp-
berries.
C. NJ. Plat, one gallon stuffed pep
pers, pepper hash, cucumber pickles,
four bottles catsup, three bottles pep
per sauce, largest display pickles.
Charles E. Eckhardt, diploma, best
bakers bread.
VIM. GreiGenstein, best display of
bottled peaches.
Mrs. II. P. Murdoch, best variety of
cannes. fruits.
Julia North, (Arapahoe) best pre-
served peaches, best preserved citron
best preserved tomatoes, best picked
tomatoes, best picked peaches.
Elmer Plat, eleven years old, best
pound Drowned coffee.
Mary Brown, under fifteen, best loaf
bread.
Mrs. S.A Holmes, best sponge cake,
best silver cake, best loaf bread, best
apple jelly, best canned fruit.
SPECIALS.
There were four babies entered. Ar
thur Mccormack, boy baby, took the
second premium Grace York, girl ba-
by, took the first.
Delano township took first premium
of SIS for the best display of farm and
gsrden products.
Gypsum township took second, $40.
Only three townships competed, ke-
chi being the third.
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians
made large and unrivalled exhibit in
Art Hall of Indian manufacture Curl
osities and relics. We give below q
list, furnished through the politeness
of Mr.. Seger, the Superintendent OF
the Indian Mission Schools. They are
as follows:
Scalp shirt. the property CT Grey
Beard, who was killed by the soldiers,
en- route TO Florida, when the 100
Cheyenues were taken to San Angus
tin in 1874.
War bonnet, exhibited en- Grounds,
by Whirlwind.
War shield, the property of Medicine
Water, who helped massacre the Ger
man family.
And the following-War lance, baby
cases, Indian doll dresses, fancy dress
es ornamented with elk teeth, buck
skin lodge lining, Indian bed, hair lar
lat, bride and quirt, rawhide meat
case, medicine rattle aud case, swan
foot tobacco pouch, medicine pipe,
coffee bean necklace, girls fancy buck
skin ball dress, powder horn and bull
let pouch. calfskin filled with corn,
bows and arrows and mountain lion
case, scalp knife and scabbard, Indian
travelling bags and toilet cases, Ger
man silver belts, elk horn roue scrap
er, eagle feather fan, Kiowa moccas-
ins. hair pipe, breast ornaments, Owl
cases, pant sacks, polecat tobacco
pouch, wildcat robes.
The following photographs were on
exhibition: Sand Hill battle field,
Mission School, Agent Miles resi-
dence, German girls, Eagle Head,
Cheyenne chcif,) Kicking Bird, (Kio-
wa chief, Agent Miles, Lone Wolf,
(kiowa chief. Lookout Mountain near
Fort Sill, Satanic, (Kiowa chief, and
Little Raven, (Arapahoe chief.
School department-Log cabin quilt
made by two Indian school girls under
fifteen years old; white and calico
shirts, by school girls under tiitecn;
calico dress, by school girls under fit
teen; five jars of preserved pickles by
the girls notices and fancy work by
the girls: specimens of penmanship
by Indian boy fifteen years old the
2Sd Psalm, copied from memory pea
nuts, beans aud corn, raised by boys.
The school girls aud boys received
premiums and honorable mention
The total receipts Of money at the
fair was $3.sl230; OF which $3,I5I3o
was gate money, $3.50 for booths, aud
$500 from the city.
Probably, at the last dreadful day,
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