, 1889-09-21
THE AWARDS.
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Ladies Te.liIe Department.

Best specimen knit linen lace, Martha
Reed.
Best crochet afghan, Mrs. L. S. Eos.
ter.
Best crochet shawl, Mrs. F. l.. Robin.
son.
Cotton tidy, Mrs. W. R. Stammers.
Infants skirts. Mrs. w. X. Stammers.
Best crochet lace. Miss Maud johnson.
Best misses skirt, Mrs. +. w. Foss,
Chug.
Best crochet toilet set. Mrs. T. Cooper.
Rest iascinator, Mrs. +. L. Robinson.
Best lady's hood, Mrs. Ella b. Furniss.
Best sofa tidy, Mns. NJ. Linn.
Best hooked rug, Mrs. Morris.
Plain needle work and hand sewing
Martha Reed, best skirt, night dress and
chemise, hand made.
Mrs. A. Shoies, best patchwork calico
quilt.
Mrs. N. j.. Chance, best worsted quit.
Miss Argesheimer, best quilting on
solid or patchwork quilt.
Mrs. Bury. worsted log cabin quilt.
Mr. +. 5. Foster, silk crazy quilt.
Mrs. Il. l.. Robinson, fancy apron.
Mrs. w. r. Stammers, best infants
dress.
Mrs. f. L. Robinson. best bed spread
hand made.
Mrs. f. W. Foss, Cheyenne. best set
hand made trimmed lady's undergar-
ment.
Best ornamental and fancy needle work,
Mrs. K. l.. Robinson, table cover, mantle
lambrequiD, ottoman, exhibit arrasene
and chenille work.
Mrs. ID. Il. Major, best exhibit ribbon
work.
Mrs. w. k. Stammers, best infant skirt
floss embroidered.
Mrs. +. l. Robinson, embroidered fire
screen and wall banner.
Mrs. W.R. Stammers, infants blanket
embroidered in silk floss and cross stitched
tapestry,
Mrs. k. H.. Poillon, best drawn work.
Mrs. Il. l.. Robinson, best sofa pillow,
toilet set aud pin sushin
Mrs. VI. Baxter, best fancy work basket.
Mrs. A. I'll. Hord, best specimen ma
crane work.
Mrs. s. A. Gordon, fancy pillow sham.
Mrs +. Ia. Robinson wall pocket.
Mrs +. w. Foss, portiere.
Mrs +. l.. Robinson, outline embroid-
cry. doylys in silk or crewel, pongee
scarf.
Mrs. b. Ashcralt. exhibit In silk floss.
Ornamental lace work-Mrs. Scott
Davis, Fremont, Neb.. best hand made
lace collar and set collar and cuffs.
Mrs. q. &. Masten, best lace hand
made lady apron
Mrs. w. X. Stammers, best child's
oyerdress, hand made.
Mrs. Scott Davis, best rand made point
lace.
Painting on satin, plush or velvet
Mrs. +. l.. Robinson, wall banner, table
cover and fancy lambrequin.
Fine arts, Mrs. Scott Davis. landscape
painting in oil.
Mrs Il. L. Robinson, bird and animal
painting in oil.
Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb, flower painting
in oil.
Miss Eva Chaffn, fruit painting in oil.
Mrs. Il. l.. Robinson, PLAGUE in oil,
painting on channels, and printing on
boiling Goth.
Miss Eva Chaffin, pair panels painted
in oil.
Mrs. Scott DAVIS. porcelain painted in
oil.
Miss Mamie Buechncr, landscape paint
ing water colors,
Miss Lizzie Whitcomb. flower painting
in water colors.
Mrs. +. l. Robinson, water color paint
ing on plush, silk or satin.
Miss Lizzie Whitcomb, mineral paint
ing on china.
Everett w. Glafcke, animal crayon.
Mrs. Scott Davis. landscape in oil.
9. ID. Kirkland, portrait crayon.
Mabel Upper, pencil drawing.
Deep lustre painting, Mrs. L. Il Rob
inson.
Mabel Topper, pencil drawing byschool
girl.
Mrs. 4. l. Robinson, hand painted cup
and saucer.
Miss Lizzie Whitcomb, hand painted
plate and china PLAGUE
Mrs. T. Il. Cove, of New York City,
specimen OF pottery by lady amateur.
For the best, largest and most taste.
fully arranged collection of plants, Mrs.
j. T. Chafhn.
Committee on painting-Frank Boul-
ter, Mrs. j. A. Brechons, Mrs. Corlett,
Mrs Churchill.
Committee on miscellaneous-Mrs.
Hay, Miss Moonlight, Mrs. Holman.
Committee on embroidery and needle
work-Miss Burke, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Ii.
=. Hynds.
Committee on sewing machine work
Miss Moonlight, Mrs. Hellman, Mrs.
Gannett.
The superintendent OF the textile de,
partment was w. A. Whitcomh
The Judges in the fish exhibit were A.
IL. Hord and Frank lsham. They
awarded first premium to the fish hatch
ery's gold and silver fish. TO the two year
earn and mountain trout, TO the .4-year.
old Mackinaw lake trout and California
rainbow trout, Gordon & Campbell
were awarded first premium for 2,year old
brook trout. Louis Miller, territorial
fish commissioner, in arranging his fine
exhibit was assisted by one of his men,
Ell Clough.
The Best Yet.
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