The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-28

and grown in Eagle Ha,bor. Ki:s,r
county.
VEGETABLES.
Potatocs. Prolific. by II c Fletcher
premium 81.
Potatoes. Early Rose. by f r Clark
diploma.
Potatoes. Irish Cup, August Hess. spe
cial premium.
Potatoes, a general variety. nin'
different kinds, Z II Ho,kinson. f-s!
premium, 81.
Second best general variety Of po.a
toes. L Mcmillan. diploma.
Potatoes exhibited by T. Il Clark
honorable mention.
Potatoes, Beauty Of Hebron, S Wet
more. honorable mention.
Hops. s We.more. honorable men
ton.
Best two pumpkins. E R Clark. frs.
premium, 81.
Best two squashcs. E r Clark. first
premium. 81.
Best cabbage. Geo Probst. 6rst pre-.
| MUM. 81.
Second bes. cabbage. w c Fletcher.
diploms.
Best bushcl onions, Z r Clark, first
premium, 81.
Best rutabaga, E r Clark. first pre-.
MUM, 81.
Best turnips. r NJ Hoskinson. first
premium, 81.
Best cucumbers. Il NJ Hoskinson, pre-
MUM, 81.
Best carrots, Geo Probst, first premi
UNI. 81.
Best parsnip'. Geo Probs.. first pre-
MUM, 81.
Best beess. R NJ Ho,kinso". first pre-
MUM. 81.
Best corn. Z r Clark. first premium.
81.
Mixed squash, J + ChilLerg.
Mixed Aberdeen turnip. weighing l6
pounds. worthy Of honorable me ntion.
II NJ Hoskinson.
New varieties Of turnips, by r NJ
Hoskinson, honorable mention.
Best general collection of veg; tables.
E r Clark. silver medal.
Best onions, Geo Prots.. honorable
mention.
Large poke beans c Fletcher, hon.
orable mention.
The Committee wish to make honor.
able mention of corn exhibited by Ma
jor Alden and raised ut the Insane Asy-
lum, Steilacoom.
FRUIT.
Best display Of apples. J Horton. pre-
MUM. 81.
Best three kinds Of apples, Geo Fry,
premium, 81.
Apples. George Wetmore. honorab BILE
mention; also Mr. Burnett, DR. Kellogg
and Mrs w Hall.
Best display OF pears, l. Mcmillan.
premium. 81.
Best display Of peaches. John l. 'nSs-
ton. premium. 81.
Second best peaches, A Vaudeville,
premium. 81.
Seeding peaches. Lawton's Perfec-
ton. John Wilson. premium. 81.
Best ounce. Frank PIummer, premi-
UNI. 81.
Best blaokberrics. J Martin. pre,ni-
um, 81.
The Committee on Fruit add: 1t
has been said that peaches cannot be
raised on Puget Sound, but the display
on exhibition contradic,s that theory.
There were some very fine specimens Of
the Hooker apples exhibited by Mr. G
w Lawton; also some fine specimens Of
Beauyirc Clairgue and Bartlett Pears.
and cluster Of the Beauvire Clairgue
Pears. five in number, exhibited by Mr.
s p Andrews. The Committee are
aware that the season has been a poor
one for fruit. and that has made great
difference in the specimens on exhibi-
ton. but hope to see better display
next season."
MANUFACl RES, FURNITURE LrC.
Report of the Committee on the ar
ticlos Of this class will be found else.
where in this issue. -ED
NATURAL RESOURCES, ETC.
Best display of nstive woods, D.
Young. list premium. IS; I'd best dis
play Of native woods, premium 81. and
diploma for workmanship on same.
Guemes copper ore by Guemes ISL
and Copper Ore Co, diploma.
Gypsum Ore. by L B Andrews. d.
ploma.
Special mention is made Of the work.
manship on native woods by Mr. ] P
Allen. - also the rich gypsum ore ex-
hibited BY l. B Andrews
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES, ETC.
Rag carpet by Mrs Chas Preston,
honorable mention.
Rag carpet by Mrs W 3 Hall, pre-
MUM. set silver tea spoons.
Rag rug. Mrs ] briggs. premium.
napkin ring.
HAnd.knit socks. Mrs " II Reeves,
premium. napkin ring.
Socks made by Ashland wooden mills
Honorable mention.
Gents dressing gown, Mss Eta
Whitworth. diploma.
kuit counterpane. Mrs Sti'l. honora-
bic n.ention.
Best quilting. Ida l. Anderson, pre-
MUM, butter knife.
Best patch work quilt. Mss A r Ira
cy. premium, butter knife.
Log-cabin quilt. Mrs n A String
ham, honorable mention.
Log-cabin quilt. Mrs 9 Preston. hon.
orahlo montion