Arizona republican., 1890-10-18
THE HALL EXHIBIT. List of the Prize Winners
 at the Fair. Premiums Gained by Arizona
 Productions. Large and Beautiful Display in the Art and Fancy Work Depart
 ment-Fine Music.

and shy boys from the COuntry-nlce young fellows with their sweethearts and lovely young ladies just approach ing or in the full bloom of sixteen, marching through the different depart ments, to and fro, each coveting the thousand pretty articles the handiwork of themselves. EXcamations of delight, "Oh, mys" and "how beautiful" and occasionally you might see some over jealous young fellow astonishing the credulity of the blushing damsel upon his arm by lucid explanation of the philosophy of the water motor or per haps she was unravelling the mystery of the darn net crochet work or the crazy patches to his amazed and beiogged mind
 Then there was music by the Arion Orchestra, subdued and soft, that sort that Miss LangdOn wrote about when she said:
 Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie, To lull the daughter of necessity, And keep unsteady nature to her law, And the slow world in measured motion
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 The exhibition will close this evening. Every one is pleased, for if he or she did not get prize they have been com plimented and praised enough to inspire a desire to make beautiful things all year for exhibition at the Fair. The following is a complete list of the names of those to whom prizes have been awarded:
 HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
 W. II. Adams, Superintendent Dried Fruits:
 Best 1O-pound box of raisins, London layers-Mrs. I. W. Iine, S5.
 Best lO-pound box of raisins, loose Muscats-Mrs. T. w. Hine, $5.
 Best lO-pound box of tgs-Mrs. T. w. Hine, $5.
 Best lO-pound box of peaches-Mrs. Norton, $5.
 Best 1O-pound box of apricots-E. Rays, $5.
 Green Fruits:
 Largest and best collection by one person-C. II. Brinley, 8.
 Best p pounds of raisin grapes-Geo. II. TrOok, S2.
 Best 9 pounds of table grapes-John- son Brothers, S2.
 Best 9 oranges-John Gandolfo, $2. Best 25 lemOns-John Gandolio, g. Best 9 peaches-N. A. Masten, $2. Best 25 pears-J. B. Montgomery, $2. Best 9 winter apples-Mrs, F. Il. Parker, S2.
 Best 25 fall apples-Mrs. F. II. Par ker, $2.
 Best25 egranates-Johnson Broth CTS, $2.
 Best 9 quinces-E. Irvine, S2.
 HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
 Mrs. II. P. Hine, Superintendent. Best display of fruit in glass not less than five varieties put up by eXhi bitor Mrs. Irvine, $5.
 Best 10 pounds of Arizona hOney-J. H. BrOOmell, Sl.
 Best display of jellies in glass-Mrs. F.. Irvine, set of silver knives.
 Best display of jams in glass-Mrs F.. Irvine, set of silver forks.
 Handsomest jar of fruit-Mrs. E. M. Mills, $l.
 Best display of pickles of all kinds Mrs. E. Irvine, $l.
 Best display of tomatoes-Mrs. E. IT, vine, $l.
 Best display of tomato catsup-Mrs. E. M. Mills, $l.
 Best five pounds fresh roll or print butter-Mrs. Webber, silver butter dish. Second prize-E, Rays, silver butter knife.
 Best loaf of wheat bread-Mrs. Mary Mathews, silver butter knife.
 Best loaf of brown bread-Mrs. G. II. ROthrock, silver but ter knife.
 Best dish of baked beans-Mrs. Roth rock, silver butter knife.
 Best display of fancy work--Miss Hattie Warren, $5.
 Best table cover-Mrs. c. L. Mont gomery, Sl.
 Best sofa cushion-Mrs Logan, $l. Best table scarf-E. P. Belvin, $l. Best pillow shams-Mrs. Talbot, $l. Best lambrequin-Miss Sampson, $l. Best point lace-Miss Mabel Hancock, $1. Best carriage afghan--Miss Mattie Warren $1. Best crazy quilt-Mrs. L. A. Wilson, $1. Best embroidery on flannel - Mrs. Millay, $l. Best piece embroidery-Mrs. Millay, $l. Best crochet bedspread-Mrs. c. L. Montgomery, $l. Best crochet lace-E. P. Belyin, $l. Best alarmed net-Mrs. Talbot, $l. Best Spanish drawn net-E. F. Belvin, $1.
 Best cotton knitting Miss Lillie Crider, $l.
 Best homemade rug-E. P. Belvin, $1. | Best patchwork quilt-Mrs. Flynn, $l. | Best paper flowers-Mrs. Mary Mat | thews, $l.
 Best made shirt-Miss Edna Letcher, $l.
 FLoRICULTUREL AND FINE ARTS.
 Mrs. c. s. Masten, Superintendent Paintings, etc.,
 Best landscape in oil-Miss Hattie Warren, silver goblet.
 Best portrait in oil-Mrs. F.. l.. | Blandy, silver goblet.
 Best fruit or flower painting-Mrs. A. | P. Harper, silver goblet.
 Best painting from nature-Mrs. Mil | lay, silver goblet.
 Best painting in water colOrs-Miss M. E. Masten, silver goblet.
 Best crayon drawing--Miss NJ. Talbot, silver goblet.
 Best painting on china-Miss Gertie Pemberton, silver goblet.
 Best exhibit of paintings and pictures in oIl-Miss Masten, silver goblet. Best exhibit of paintings and pictures | in water colors-Miss Blandy, silver goblet.
 FIOwers and Shrubs:
 Best display of roses-Mrs. c. S. Masten, $l.
 Best and most tastefully arranged | vase of cut tlOWers-MrS C II Roth |