Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-10-05
LIST OF PREMIUMS
the Lyon County Fair.

Following will be found list OF exhibits
that were awarded prizes at the Lyon Coun.
ty Fair held last week:
THOROUGHBRED STATIONS.
Lamont, HambleIonian, aged-Rube Nc
Fadden.
Glencoe, Cleveland Bay, aged-James
Nichol
Blondeau, Norman, aged-James Nichol
HORSES OF ALL WORK.
STATIONS.
Jim, : .yr. old-N. Brcson.
Charles, yr old-W. r. Penrose.
Glencoe Jr, cot-James Smith,
Unslopogon, yr old-H. w. Wood.
Bess, aged--J. G. Young.
Clara Bale, yr DID,. G. Young.
Rose, I.yr-old-J. Il. Young.
Maggie, sucking colt-james Mills.
DRAFT HORSES.
STATIONS.
Goodenough, aged. O. Birmingham.
Lux Jr, ) yr old--,H. W. Wood.
Johnny Miller, I-yr.old-J. A. Hufhein.
Blondeau, COLT. J. Fox.
Sucking colt-James Mills.
MATCHED DRAFT TEAMS.
Sam and John, aged geldings--E. P. Love.
JOY.
Queen and Doll, aged. J. Fox.
ROAD STATIONS AND GELDINGs.
Major, yr.o old gelding-W. I. Warren.
Belle, 3.yr.old-J. J. Fox.
Daisy, I.yr. old-W. I. Warren.
Julia, sucking COLT. A. Hufhein.
GRADED MARES.
Henrietta. sucking colt James Nichol.
THOROUGHBRED CATTLE.
BULLS.
Saratoga, Holstein, aged-Sam Davis.
Auretus, Holstein, 2-yr-old-A. Herbold.
Bruiser, Holstein, calf-A. Herbold.
COWS
Agility, Holstsin, aged-A. Herbold.
Cozette, Holstein, 2yr.old-Sam Davis.
Eurdice sd, Holstein, I.yr.old-A. Her
bold.
Surprise I'D, Holstein, calf-A. Herbold.
GRADED CATTLE.
BULLS.
Durham, Ayr old-H. F. Swasey.
Reno, Holstein, yr old-W. X. Penrose.
Billie, Holstein, calf-W. r. Penrose.
COWS.
Durham. aged-E P. Lovejoy.
Snowflake, Holstein, yr-old-E. P. Low
joy.
Hols,ein sucking calf-E. P. Lovejoy.
Devonshire, aged. q. Young.
SHEEP.
Merino, aged-Joegles Birmingham.
EWES.
Merino, aged-Joggles Birmingham.
CHICKENS
Trio White Leghorns-A. w. Brann
Trio Partridge Cochins-J. q Young.
FARM AND HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS, ETC.
pAf
Pride OF America Potatoes--George Batch.
elder.
Best Watermelons-Jam es West.
Best Tomatoes-James West.
Best Winter Squash-August Depao!i.
Best Parsnips- Mrs. Rowland,
Best Celery-Mrs. Rowland.
Best Muskmelons- Z. P. Lovejoy.
Best Carrots-Mrs. A. Herbold.
Best Onions-Mrs. A. Herboli.
Best Table Beets-August Depaoli.
Best Pumpkin-W. ]. Westerheld.
Best Cucumber-W. J. Wester6ed.
Best Summer Squash-W. J. Westerheld.
Best Box Plums-J. w. Carter.
Best Box Pears--Mrs. A. Herbold.
Best Box Peaches-Mrs. Rowland.
Best Box Apples-G. w. Plummer.
MANUFACTURES, FANCY WORK, ETC.
Best Drawn Rug-Mrs McGregor.
Best Crocheted Skirt-Miss Bertha Meiss-
ner.
Best Sideboard Scarf-Mrs. S. Davis.
Best Crazy Patch Tidy-Mrs. S. Davis.
Best Display Millinery-Mss Hattie AL.
drich.
Best Kensington Work Banner-Miss Hat
tie Aldrich.
Best Knitted Skirt-Mrs. Plummer.
Best Crocheted Lace-Mrs. Nichol.
Best Mantle Piece-Mfs. G. c. Warren.
Best Crocheted Cape-Mrs. c. o. Butler.
Best Pen and Ink Drawing-Mrs. 5. Davis.
Bes, Oil Painting on Japanese Tin-Miss
Hattie Aldrich.
Best Oil Paintings Iabella Nichol
Best Painted Banner and Sachet--Mss
Isabella Nlchol.
Best Crocheted Pillow Case-Miss May
Farrell.
Best Linen Figure Work-Miss Annie Far
rell.
Best Linen Splasher-Miss Mabel Noel.
Best Butter-Mrs. Nichol.
Best Bread-Miss May Farrell.
Best Cake-Mss Annie Farrell
Best Preserved Peaches-Mrs. ]. Twaddle.
Best Canned Peaches-Mrs. J. Twaddle.
Best Picked Grapes Mrs. J. Twa,,dle.
Best Gooseberry and Tomato Catsup-Mrs.
A. Herbold.
Best Carrant Wine-Mrs. A. Herbold.
Best Buggy Jack and Wagon Wrench--A.
w. Brapn.