Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-16

y most interesting exhibit whicn
has not been deserted before, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from the
Experiment station OF the Agri.
cultural College at Corvallis This
consists of i25 varieties of potatoes,
leo varieties OF " heat. oats, etc, 10
varieties Of grasses and clover, 70 va
rieties of plants aud misses from the
green house, among them three
stems Of Concord grape vines, nicely
loaded with fruit, the product OF
vines started frum the single eye,
Feb. y, lSS9. The plants include
beautiful specimens of choiias, be-
gorias, sOnginellas, lsquipOdiums,
ferns, palms, draciuas, gusvas, gra
villas, sago palms aud vinc,,s. This
viii prove one Of the features Of the
fair much admired and Of great
value, as it will show the people OF
the state that their Agricultural
College i doing something practical.
PRIZES AWARDED.
The society Is determined TO COM
mence the showing and judging OF
stock this forenoon and began with
the Jerseys, which were concluded
AT noon and Tomorrow the Hol-
STEMS and other breeds will be con-
sidered.
DIVISION II, CLASS 5-JERSEYs.
Robt. Scott, uf Milwaukee. super
intendent, 7. l.. Davidson, John
Craig, judges.
D. II. LOoney, OF Jefferson, lst
premium, bull; three years old or
over. Muscher & Allen, of silver
ton. End premium.
r. W, Casey, lst premium, bull
two years old.
D. H. Loopey, OF jefferson, lst
premium, bull, l-year-old; r. A.
smell, Dayton, End premium.
Gov. Moody, lst premium, bull
calf; D. H. Looney, End premium.
Mo-cher & Allen, of Silverton. lst
premium. cows three years old or
over; D. h. Looney, Jefferson, End
premium.
d. Il. Looney. lst premium two.
year-old heifer; J. H. Albert, end
premium.
D. H. LOoney, LIST premium, heifer
One-year.old under two: r. W Carey,
2ud premium.
Gov. Moody, lst and End premi-
ums on calf under year, over six
mouths.
D. n. LOOpey. Of jefferson, lst
premium on herd of one bull and
four cows or heifers; Chas. Miller, OF
Jefferson, End premium.
FAIR NOTES
w. W. Keuney has on exhibition
neat automatic contrivance for
holding the reins when the horse or
team is LEFT standing. The more
the horse pulls the tighter the thing
holds. He will sell county rights.
Can be found al pavilion.
One Of the neatest pieces Of job
work that could lie turned out from
any office on the coast are the Of
fetal score cards, printed by Sam
VandersoI at E. NJ. Waite's Office.
By reason Of the general delay
which pervaded everything yester- /
day, the program was not reliable, I
but hereafter these cards will be Of /
tirial and Contain the program g
irrevocably made up.
David Craig, Of Fir Grove, Ma /
cleay, has three imported Poland I
China hug= and three of same breed .
nf his OVID raising; uf sheep he has
four imported recorded COtswuId-
and four lambs aud six yearlines.
pure breed C1t-wolds; ten pure bred
AngOra goats. Among the sheep is
one, the largest sheep on the ground,
Dexter, 1896, recently imported by
aim. Mr.. Craig Is r well known re-
liable breeder.
We notice that Prot. g. W. Ryn-
nger is here with his collection OF
iOll babies aud is located next the
y. Y. museum. He Invites the
aides to try their luck throwing the
,alls at the babies. without charge
nd win the handsome prizes he
tiers, silverware, albums, etc. The
ofthe sport il sufficiently
Tested by the fact that he generally ,
"a crowd gathered around his ex- ,
.ibitiOn.