, 1886-09-19

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Jack of any age, Warren Live Stock
company, first premium jenny of any
age, Il. Morgan, Cheyenne. first premium.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Grain and seeds-Nafivc grass. p. S.
Hoyt, first premium; largest display OF
grasses and seeds by one exhibitor, W. C.
Hart, first premium; early corn, r. Mar.
tin, first premium; best sheaf of wheat
from Wyoming, Hugh j. Edwards,
second premium.
Negetables-ln this department there
were awarded forty seven premiums.
POULTRY.
Asiatics, dark brahmas, W. G. Glafcke.
first premium.
Partridge Cochin. j. NJ. Kuykendall.
first premium; ]. Q Adams, second pre-
MUM. Buff Cochins, 7. S. Hoyt, first
premium. Best pair OF Bantams, Mrs.
NJ. + Post, first premium; Rev. Taylor.
second premium. Plymouth Rocks,
Fred Hight. first premium. Best pair
of rabbits Henry Hoffman. first pre-
MUM.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
The largest and most ta~stefully arranged
collection OF green house and hot house
plants, Mrs V. S. Glafeke, first premium;
Mrs. NJ. j. Chatin, second premium.
The best collection of palms, Mrs.
Glaicke, first premium; Mrs Chafin. sec
ond premium. Best collection of colored
foliage, Mrs. Glafcke. first premium.
Best floral design or ornament, Mrs.
Glafcke, first premium. Best collection
of aloes- Mrs. Chafhn, first premium.
TEXTILE FABRICS.
Lace collar, made ny hand, Mrs. ID. C..
Patten, first premium; Mrs. W. + Creary,
third premium; set of collars and cuffs,
made by hand. Mrs. W. f Creary, first
premium, ovcrdres4 for child. made hy
hand. Miss Jessie Forseman, first pre-
MUM; handkerchief, made by hand, Mrs.
w. f Creary, second premium; Mrs. d.
&. Rhodes. first premium; point lace,
made by hand, Mrs. John Sargent, first
premium; Mrs. ID. c Patten, second pre-
MUM; specimen of darued net lace,
made by hand, Mrs. d. G. Rhodes, first
premium; Miss Ella Setback. Greedy y,
second premium; Mrs. NJ. II. Frank,
third premium.
CROCHET WORK.
AFGHAN Mr. t,on D.l.. NJ. ~
Wallace and Mrs. /. G. Whipple, third
premiums; shawl, Miss w. NJ. Foust,
first premium; infants shirt, W. Cooper;
third premium; slipper bag, Mrs. NJ. II.
Frary, first premium; i%ascinator, Mrs. NJ.
II. Frary. first premium.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Drugs and shemicals-Rhodes a Trox-
ell. Diploma.
Boots and shoes-,J. F. jenkins. Di
ploma.
Harness, saddles, etc.-.J. $. Collins &
Co. Diploma.
Hardware, etc. -Draper, Organ Il
Kelly. Diploma.
Agricultural implements-F Sweick-
ert. Diploma.
Gents furnishing goods, very fine and
meritorious display-H. Liebes. Cnlifor-
mia. Diploma.
Millinery-Mrs, Ella B. Furniss. Mcri-
%torious.
Stone and cutlery ware-Draper, Organ
G. k,llp fret proriun,- II S.L,r..I..
second premium.
Leather goods - Laramie tannery.
Diploma.
Vehicles Cheyenne Carriage company.
Very meri,orious display.
Family sewing machines-E. r. Beck
stead. Diploma.
Clgars-Boehm, Cheyenne Cigar fac
tory. Diploma.
Ranch wagons-R. Rodgers. Very
meritorious. Worthy of diploma.
Fine carriage-John O'Brien, Laramie
CITY. Diploma.
Wyoming products and their manu-
facture-Zehner Jackson Il Buechner
Dlplonl ana special MENTION.
Watches and jewelry-Zehner, jackson
& Buechner. Diploma
Groceries-A. d. Kelley. Diploma.
Furs and fur goods-Very fine display
by Liebes & Co., California. Diploma.
Wagons and buggies--H. Haas. Di-
ploma for Schuttlcr make. Draper,
Organ & Kelly. Diploma on Balm make.
Agricultural implements-Walter A
Wood. Draper, Organ x Kelly. Di-
ploma. d. NJ. Osborne & Co. Diploma.
Arp 4 Hammond. Diploma.
Furniture and upholstering-W yoming
Furniture company. Diploma. F. +.
Warren Mercantile company. Diploma
Harness and saddlery-J 5. Collins &
Co Diploma. I. A. Meanca. hi
ploma,
Merchant iailor-B Hcllmsu. Di-
ploma.
Printing and bookbinding-Bristo X
knabe. Diploma.
Sporting good~-P. Bcreersen. Di-
ploma.
Confectionery E. j. Towslee. Dir
ploma.
Dress goods.-Wm. Myers. Diploma.
Wines, liquors and smokers goods-H.
Altman. Diploma.
PhotoRraphs-C d. Kirkland Diploma
Taxidermy-C Bonlter, amateur. hi
ploma,
Bread and cake-sponqo-qirl under
II years of age. Mrs. Gins. kruser,