The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-18
THE HAIn.
rousrH DAT.

we're the annual election Of directors
and officers, The baby shoe and spell.
Jog match. At the election ninety six
shares OF stock wese Represented b
twenty six ssochhsldsrs- The voting
oommenced at ons o'clock. and passed
Cd quietly. resulting - follows: Presi-
dsot. c W Lavton: Vice President. Ju-
Illus Horton; Secretary. L 8 AeLsr.;
Treasures. " 4 Jsesingsl Directors
As Miller. = " wsid, @ " Hall. II l.
Yeslsr. @ 8 Dudley. J w George. L r
Smith, Il A Bigelov and 3 Scott.
Al the baby show the entries s-rs
not % numsroesss On fosmsr occasinn..
although . great naay childres we're
present that did not compete. But
twelve vsrs suffered fas thu prizes
which wess assrdsi - follow:
Children under one year Gilbert
Psalson. LIST prizs. silver cup. Myrtle
HsTkins. Tod prize. silver spoon
Childrsn between Que ssd three
years Bailey @ Hpsky. lst prize. sill
yer cup. Edith Manning. 2nd prize.
silver spoon.
Children between three aud Ave
yeArs--Zos Guttsnburg. lst prize. high
chair. Otto keinig. 2ud prize. silver
tnits and fork.
The vsrioas G. mmittses we're busy eli
day examining articles and awarding
pseminms snd diplomas. The awards
will mot al b reported until today. bat
belov we give them % far - COM
pieted:
VEGETABLES AND FkUfTs.
CE Carpenter. best potatoes. u.
CE CARPENTER, bsst squashes. 81
Mrs. A Fl Foster. best bests. 81.
Mrs A II Foster, best corn aud onioas,
o..
John Lobsctier. best tomstoes. 81.
John L,bscher, best csuiifowers, 81.
John Lsbscher. best carrots. 81.
Best general variety of apples. in
lias Hortos. $l.5o.
Best exhibition Of black b~rrirs. + A
Pontius. 81
Beet exhibit Of PEACHES. A M.nde.
Wills. &2.
Best I varistiss Of apples. Mrs A II
Foster, diploma.
Best display Of peart. II" A II Fos-
ter, %. a
The committee deem that the follow.
log deserve special mention: Mrs Il
Knipe's exhibit OF limb Of prunss Of
the English variety. which we're very
fins; Mr. g w Lswt"n's exhibit OF Nc
LAughlin plums. the uc,, variety in the
Territory; also she yellow gage. . fiue
plum. Smiths Orlesn plum, . splendid
variety; also the Imperial 9 .gs. . good
variety: Also . Russian spple. . new
variety ia the Territory; summer
Rose, 6ns looking apple; also the Ssps
Of Wine. Q very dns looking apple;
Adsm's 6esdling. fine red apple; siso
the Hsvthorndsn. large cooking sp
pie, . Scotch vsriety; Hobton's Nome.
such, Hooker apple. the Fanbsugh, .
,ssd,asn sized apple and hne looking.
end the Summer Queen.
Mr. H Burnett exhibits s,ms GRAY
ens,s,ns apples; also . lot OF very
nice Bartlett peers.
Mrs A 8 Miller exhibits some ap-
plss. name not known. but of fine look
ing variety.
There WAS quite . variety Of pears
and apples on exhibition. and sos,e -
them very One
A limb Of Coles Golden Drop plums.
exhibited BY 8 w Russell. aud . limb
Of Pound pears. BY John sligall, were
very One.
Tobacco exhibited BY Mr. Sligall Of
Duwsmish river. too Varieties. viz:
Hsvans and Ohio, show . good vigor
Of growth aud 6rwnsss Of texture. tnat
should rsesumend IL to the attention Of
psrsnns sequAints4 With the business
aud seeking - opportunity for an in.
vestmsns n . lausasivs and growing
businose.
The exhibition Of sssing beans aud
p0iatoss prepared for hiking BY Mrs
3 H Foster. ~ . neal add attractive
manner. 10 highly o0mmendable and
deserving of great prAiss
Mr. John Lobsohsr'e. exhibit Of on.
lone ere splsndid specimens end show
the great psoductivensss Of the soil OF
our cosnty. ~ also string beans and
pole beans that would do credit TO any
country.
Hortoo exhibited six varieties ol
pneAtosa, viz: Early Rnse, Prolific.
Monitor. Early Vermont. Garnet. Chill
and Fssaklin. Sk "a