The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-10-05
C p Hcald, Hood River, Sonoma, lat.

VIM Davidson. Hood River, Baldwins
list. i Spitzenberg, 1st. Rhode Islanc
Greetings, 1st.
7 c Clark, Hood River, King, 1st, go
ounce, 1st. Miguon, 1st.
Glass 2-Pcars-J c Wlngfed. Winter
Nellis, Sd. kiefer's Hyhred, 1st.
ST Bennett, Tygh Valley, dish Bart
let's, 1st.
S Creighton, best exhibit pears, 1st
Five varieties autumn, 1st. Flemish
Beauty, 1st. Sheldon, 1st.
II HON, sugar pear, 1st. Bartlett, Cd
E Schanno, Vicar Of Wakefield, 1st.
Kelfer. Cd.
D Creighton, Beurre Easter, 1st. Win
ter Nellis, Cd. Vicar of Wakefield, 2d.
Beurre d'Anjou, Cd. Pound 1st.
Z t Sharp, Windsor, 1st, Winter Mel
lis, 1st. Beurre d. Anjou, 1st. Beurre
Easter, Cd. Fall Butter, 1st. D. Autumn,
1st. Bergimet, 1st. Glenmercear, 1st.
Best exhibit of pears, Cd.
r Pealer, Hood River, best variety
winter, 1st.
Glass 3-Grapes-M NJ Cushing, The
Dalles, three punches Flame Tokay, Cd.
Muscat of Alexandria, I'd Rose of Peru,
lst. ChaSselaS hose, I'd.
j A Varney, The Dalles, best exhibits,
grown by exhibitor, 1st. Single variety,
1st. Black Hamburg, cd. Violet Rose,
1st. Muscat of Alexandra, 1st. Catawba,
1st. White Hall, 1st. Perkins, 1st. Brigh-
ton, 1st. Canada, 1st. Zinfandel, 1st.
Huasco, LIST. Black Hamburg, 1st. Roy
as Muscadine, 1st. Catawba, Cd. Isabel
la, 1st. Flame Tokay, 1st. Chasselas
Rose, 1st.
Glass 4-Plums-J A Varney, The
Dalles, best single variety, 1st. Same of
prunes, 1st. RENE Claude d'Bavay, 1st.
Italian rrune, 1st. Silver prune, 1st.
Petite Prune d'Anjou, 1st.
II Horn, The DaIles, Italian prune, Cd.
Rcine Claude d Bavay, I'd.
E Schanno, Goes Golden Drops, Cd.
Silver prune, Sd. German, 1st.
P I Sharp, Honey Dew, 1st. Silver
prune. Cd. Italian, Sd. New York, 1st.
Goes Golden Drops, I'd.
Glass 5-Peaches-J A Varney, best
exhibit grown by exhibitor in the county,
1st. Same in Wasco county, 1st, Best
five named varieties, 1st. Single variety,
1st. Old Mission, 1st Salway, 1st.
Steady, 1st. Heath's Cling, 1st. Hills
Chill, 1st.
Sandoz Bros, Conkling, 1st.
II Horn, Red Cling, 1st.
Il Anderson, Salway, I'd.
Glass &C L Phillips, best dish quln-
ces, Cd.
P 7 Sharp, best dish ounces, 1st.
DIVISION M.-vEGETABLEs.
Glass Nv J Davidson, The Dalles,
best exhibl! of potatoes, 1st.
Sandoz Bros, best and largest exhibit
Of vegetables, 1st.
F S Creighton, best specimen water
Melons, 1st.
Mrs Charles Stubling, best specimen
Kohl Rabi, 1st. Tomatoes, Cd. Pep
)ers, 1st.
Mrs Malden, sweet potatoes, 1st.
A Y Marsh, tomatoes, 1st.
Chas D Doyce, best exhibit onions, 1st.
B Mohr, HOOD River, exhibit onions,
ID.
DIVISION N.-FLOwERs.
Glass Mrs J A Varncy, dish cut
lowers, 1st. Exhibition of roses, 1st'
Exhibition of Dnh!ias, 2d.
Glass 3-BIrs S 3 Adams, best exhibit
on pot plants, 1st. best specimen Sal
ia, 1st. Begonia, 1st. Abutilon, 1st.
Fuchsia, 1st. Heliotrope, 1st. Tri-
olor, 1st. Lemon VerGena, 1st. Oh
ander, 1st. Century plant, I'd. Pol
'antha Rose, I'd. Cactus Zcbrina, 1st.
hanging Basket Air plant, 1st. Plum
'ago, 1st. Coral cactus, 1st. Sea
)pions, 1st. Rose Geranlum, 1st.
'egonia, 1st. Night blooming Cereus.
st.
j A Varney, best exhibition Begonias,
st. Collins, list. Specimen Collins, 1st.
plant, 1st. Palm, Isl.
Mrs B E Snipes, best exhibition pot
'lants, Cd. Flowering BegonIa, Cd.
DIVISION o.-ART AND FANCY WORK.
Glass 1-Mrs B S Huntington, land
cape painting in oil, 1st. Marine paint
NC, Cd. Largest and best display of
paintings, 1st.
Miss Alice Mulligan, largest and best
Iisplay of crayon drawings by one person,
st.
Miss Bessie Lang, best specimen Porce-.
ain painting, 10y artist, 1st. Best and
argest collection, same, by artist, 1st.
Miss Annie Lang, painting in water
olors, exhibited by artist, 1st.
Mrs Chas Frazier, landscape painting
q oil, exhibited by Artist, Sd.
Miss Lncy Wi son, autumn leaves
raw in water coloIs. 1st.
Miss Mollle Walsh, best painting on
attn in oil, 1st.
Glass 2-Mrs S B Adams, specimen of
tone work, 1st.
Mrs E z Brown, specimen of stcne
'ork, I'd.
L NJ Lee, best specimen penmanship,
ST,
Mrs D Lee, Monochromatic drawing
st. n
Glass 4-Lyman Lee, specimen fret
lwing, special premlnm, 1st. Y
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