Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-10-20
List of Premiums
Awarded at the sixth Annual Fair Of
thr Lewis County Agricultural
Association.

the Lewis County Agricultural
Assoeiniion.
Best stallion, two years old anC
upwards, lst premium, E. b. Phil
lips; 2nd, George Gates
! Best Stallion, under two years old
LIST premium, A. Jackson.
Best Brood mare, with colt by bel
side, lst premium, Javan Hall; I'd
John Runyan.
Best sucking colt, LIST premium
Javen Hall; I'd, John Runyan.
Best span of brood mares, Isl
premium, A. Jackson; ID, Javan
Hall.
Best mare of any age, LIST premi.
un, Joseph Cole.
Best two year old Colt, Isl premi'
um, VIM. West; I'd, f b. Phillips.
Best three year old colt, LIST pre-
MUM, VIM West.
Best trio of chickens, LIST pre-
MUM, Thos. Devereese.
Best hogs of any breed, 1st pre-.
uiltiul, l. n. DAVIS.
Best half bushel of early potatoes,
LIST premium, E. B. Phillips; I'd,
Mrs. N. B. Gates.
Fest half busl.el of late potatoes,
1s1 premium, Mrs. N. B. Gates; I'd,
E. B. Phillips.
Best half bushel of potatoes for
stock, LIST premium, E. b. Phillips.
Best collection of potatoes, differ
ent varieties, LIST premium n. 3.
Gates; ID, E. B. Phillips.
Best collection of table vegeta-
bles, LIST premium, David Rodgers;
I'd, $. r. Alfred.
Best squashes, LIST premium, Thos.
Devereese.
Best bushel of sweet turnips, LIST
premium, E. B. Phillips.
Best rutabagas, LIST premium, Mrs.
n. 3. Gates.
Best sample winter apples, LIST
premium, A. Purcell; ID, VIM. West.
Best sample fall apples, LIST premi-
um A. Purcell.
Best collection of apples not less
than 6 varieties, LIST premium, G.
CLARK; ID, Thos. Devereese.
Best collection of pears not less
than B varieties. LIST premium, Thos.
Devereese.
Best sample of plums, LIST premi-
um, Thos. Devereese.
Best sample of ounces, 1st pre-
MUM, Thos. Devereese.
Best sample of prunse, 1st pre-.
MUM, Mrs. j. Nj. Mcdonald.
Best bushel of Fall wheat, LIST
premium, N. B. Gates; I'd, Thos.
Devereese.
Best bushel of Spring wheat, LIST
premium, Thos. Devereese; 2d, n.
B. Gates.
Best exhibit of corn in the ear, LIST
premium, N. B. Gates.
Best sample Of honey in comb,
LIST premium, Mrs. Brooks.
Best loaf of bread, 1st premium,
Mrs. VIM. Long; I'd, Miss Elsie
Gates.
Best exhibit of pies, LIST premium,
Mrs. j. f. Willis.
,1l bss W. srhibit Of cakes, LIST premium,
Best exhibit of canned rru:.s lot
premium, Mrs. A. +. Tullis.
Best exhibit of jellies, jams and
sauces. 1st premium, Mrs. j. E. Will
lis; ID, Mrs. VIM. West.
Best jar of salt pickles, 1st pre-.
MUM, Mrs. w. H. Long.
Best jar of sweet pickles, Let pre-.
MUM, Mrs. H. ]. Brooks; I'd, Mrs.
A. f. Tullis.
Best jars of catsup and chow chow,
1st premium, Mrs. A. F. Tullis.
Best cake, LIST premium, Mis-. Chas.
Long.
Best wooden crotchet work, 1st
remium, Mrs. j. s. Herndon.
Best cotton CROCHET work, LIST pre-
MUM, Mrs. P. Hyatt; ID, Mrs. N.
Is. Gates.
Best silk embroidery, LIST premium.
Mrs. NIL. Butterworth.
Best specimen of embroidery on
canvas, LIST premium, Mrs. J. S.
Herndon. =,
Best specimen of silk patchwork,
1st premium, Mrs. P. Hyatt.
Best specimen of millinery work,
LIST premium, Mrs. J. f. Willis; %,
Mrs. Ida Hining.
Best calico dress by girl under Is
years. LIST premium, Miss Viola Long.
Best buttonholes, 1st premium,
Mrs. N. B. Gates; I'd, Mrs. Charles
Long.
Best pair wooden stockings, LIST
premium, Mrs. H. A. Cooper; I'd,
Mrs. j. A. Roundtree.
Best rag rug, ]st premium, Mrs.
A. Purcell; %, Mrs. Nevill.
Best specimen of hand sewing, 1st
premium, Mrs. P. Hyatt; I'd, Mrs. |
o. johnson.
Best wrought book mark, Is. pre-
MUM, Miss Carrie Gates; ID, n.
b. Gates.
Best collection plants, LIST pre-
MUM Mrs j. Il. Willis.
Best basket of flowers, LIST premi-
UNI, Mrs. H. j. Brooks.
Best pencil drawing, 1st premium,
W. Deggler; %, Miss Elsie Gates.
Best collection pictures, LIST premi-
UNI, Michael Sem.
Best display of native Goals, LIST
premium, II. J. Brooks.
Best display of native stones, LIST
premium. Mrs. n. B. Gates.
Best display of shingles, LIST pre-
MUM, Harry West.
Best specimen of penmanship, LIST |
premium, Wilson Brooks; I'd, Mary
b. Gates.
The annual address was delivered
by Hon. z. p. Carroll, and treated
mainly of the farmers, relations to
aud position in society and to gov
eminent, and also compared their
present advantages and improve
ment In mechanical appliances and