Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-27
TERI .oRkAL FAIR
rren.funas Awarded Mt the First
AHs EaR ExDesstioAA.

premium to Walter Rheese-
Besi coel. OF gamss; first premium
to Walter Rhecse,
B.st coop Golden Spanglcd Po-
lisl; frat premium to Walter Rhees
Best coop CT Slate Turkeys; tlrs'
premium to Walter Rhees.
Beat coop Of White Leghorns; frs
premium to Calvin Goats of Phoenix,
Beat coop of Lanshans; first prem
i'm TO Calvin Coats.
Best COO, Of Plymouth Rock first
premium to @. 7. y iIsai, Mesa
Best coop Guina fowls; first prem
ium to VIM. Newell, Mesa.
Best coop psa fowls; first prcm-
jun TO Mrs. A. L. Porter. OF this
valley.
HONEY, PICKLES. PRESERVES, ETC
Honey-I. Fl. Cox first premium;
B Montgomery diploma
Fruit in glass jars-Mrs- Mont
Gomery first premium Mrs Earring
ton diploma.
Jams ard jcllies-Mrs. A $ Clough
of Prescott first premium.
Pickles Mrs Mont gomery hrst
premium; Mrs Farringtt'n= diploma
Brandy peaches-Mrs Harrington
first premium.
For the b. st display of canned
fruit, preserves, jsnies and JAMS
Ars. A. S. Clough, of Prescott re-
eeived first premium.
Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs Far
ringion each displayed a jar Of mus
cat grapes put up fresh in salycilic
acid and which retain their color,
flavor and shape; its use its recon-
nlonded.
Canned tomatoes-afr G 7 Wilson
first premium.
a small display of canned fruit
pickles, etc. was made by Mrs Geo
Loring, Mrs Morfnrd, Mrs Thibodo,
Mrs Hancock, Mrs E e Smith and
j K Burnett, respectively, each Of
whom received diplassa.
Rnisins-C II Gray first premium
G t Wilson diploma.
Peanuts Hubbard first prem>
Jun.
BREAD AND CAKE
Mrs ] r Hal, for best loaf of do
nestle wheat bread, received first
premium.
For graham and rye bread and for
the hest four leaves OF bakers bread,
Mr-F. Kuchler received first prem
FUN on each.
Wright s Walbridge received first
premium for the best plain cake; the
committee also recommended that a
prize be awarded them on their dis
play of fancy cake.
hrs. Brooks, Of Prescott, received
first prize for domestic soap
Ncttie Morris, eleven years Of age,
received first prize for the best Gaze
made by young miss
SUGARS, sYRUPs AND CANDIEs.
For sorg hum syrup. VIM Newall,
of Mesa, a diploma.
Candies g Holbert, diploma.
Sorghum sugar, finely graduated,
from Kansas, exhibited by II X Pat
rick, special mention.
EDUCATIONAL.
Best speci men of pennanship by |
Grant Randall, of Prescott
Best com position, Brooke Gregg
~, of Phoenix.
On resources of Arizona, first |
premium was awarded Bessie Tevis, |
of Tucson; second premium, Annie
DArms, of the same place.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
Knit tidy-Mrs.P ilsbury diploma.
Toilet mat-Mrs. Kimball diplo>
ma.
Window curtain-Martha Averatt
diploma.
Wrought saddle blanket-M Ro>
dondo, diploma.
Embroidered piano cover-Mrs
Gartias, diploma.
Worsled fruits Rodordo, dIplos
ma.
Cone frame-N Picken7 diploma.
Macreme work-Mrs H Barnett
diploma
Carriage Afghan-Mrs Barbee di>
ploma-
Tatting-Miss Irene Newall di-
ploma.
Lamp mat-Mrs Bush diploma.
Chenille werk-Mrs A Meyers di-
ploma.
Hook cmbroidery-Mrs Fisher d.
ploma-
Kensingaon tidy-Mrs. Millay di
ploma
Daisy tidy-Mrs Millay diploma.
Log cabin quilt-Mrs Barbce di>
ploma.
Sofa cushion-Ida Reuben diplo-
ma.
Lace bed set-Mrs Andre diploma.
Patchwork quilt-Mrs Moore d.
ploma.
Cray tidy-Mrs Loosely diploma.
Knit vesl-Mrs J r Hall diploma.
Faoey hose-Miss Doris Asher di-
plorna.
Kuit sllirt-Miss Doris Asher di>
ploma.
Chair tidy-Mrs Tw ell diploma.
Rick-~ack work-Mrs E Packer
diplnu a.
Crazy table-Mrs C H Bury di~
ploma.
Hand made rug-Mrs L Shaw dis