Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-18

r. O Donaldson, Sal'm, M ire, :
yrs lst,
RoArsTEIs.
David Junkiu, OakviIle, gelding !
years aud over, 2d.
SHIRE HORSE.
Samuel A. Croweli, Salem, stall
lion, same, I'd.
SP Kimball, Dallas, pacing mare,
lst.
Thomas Holland, Salem, geldiug
1 yrs and over, lst.
&c Smith, Eugene, stallion yrs
and over, LIST.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Mrs J Coudit, Aumsville, butter
made by family on farm. lst.
X l. Hibbard, Salem, dairy butter
lst.
Warren Cranston, Salem, best
cheese, 1st.
VC Mckinney, Turner, butter
made on farm by family, I'd.
CRoCHETTING AND KNITTING.
Miss Olga Bridges, Salem, lady's
skirt, I'd.
Miss Angie Bridges, Salem, I'd on
lady's shawl and afghan robe and
aud specimens ofcrochet in silk, and
first on lady's skirt.
Mrs NJ y Bridges, second on
wooden socks and lst Oh same and
lady's knit skirt.
Mrs Claude Catch, Salem, gents
horne made undershirt, lst.
Mrs A B Buren, Salem, crochet
bed spread, lst,
V E Messick, chlld's sacQue
crochet, 1st.
Miss Leila Waters, Salem, second
on afghan robe and child's sacque
crochet.
Mrs S Allin, afghan robe, lst.
Miss e II Dearborn, lady's crot
chet shawl, LIST.
Miss Mamie Hogan, Salem, afghan
robe crotchet, lst.
Amanda Talbert, Clackamvs, kni
lace, 1st.
Mrs A FCox, Salem, wooden socks
LIST.
Mrs A L Leach, Aunsville, child''
hood, lst.
Mrs l. B Lingren, Albany, lac'
c:otchet, I'd.
Mrs E w Wilkins, Salem, kni
bed spread, pair fancy stockings ant
best display hand work, each I'd.
Mrs NJ A Condit, Aumsville, pal
fancy stockings, lst.
Mrs w o Burt, Forest Grove
specimens of lace knit, I'd; also kni
bed spread, 1st.
Mrs Lizette Fischer, Salem, fanc
knit mittens, I'd.
Mrs Quarter, Salem, wooden sock
I'd.
Alice McFadden, Salem, fame.
knit mittens, 1st.
Mrs Mark Skiff, Salem, crochet II
silk, 1st.
Mrs J A Pooler, Salem, best dis
display of hand work.
Mrs A j Monroe, Salem, lace
crotchet, 1st.
SHEEP.
GRADED SHEEP FOR MUTTON OF
WOOL.
Jas Withycombe, best IL head
special premium, $50.
r Scott, Milwaukee, same, I'd.
SWINE AND POULTRY.
Frank p Litchfield, Salem, pr blue
fan-tail pigeons, 1st; red pouter
same, 1st; black startling, same, 2nd
turbot, same, End; black tumbler
same, 1st.
Orr Royal, Salem, 1st on pr each
carrier, jacobin, starting and turbot
pigeons, aud pr rabbits; End on pr
each blue fantail, gray pouter,
jacObin and tumbler pigeons.
M Mccoy, Salem, trio frlzzled
fowls, 1st; D McElhaney, Whiteaker
2Ad on same.
Mrs. V G Mckinney, Turner, trio
Wyandottes, 2nd; pr bronze turkeys,
lst.
Harry Beak, Salem, trio japanese
bantams, LIST; J w Tarpley, lst on
trio black breasted red games; same
on brown, and same on black games
Mrs Lcuy L Whitaker, Indepen-
dence, End on pr rabbits, bronze
turkeys, trio partridge cochins.
Mrs NJ Il Meirn, Ballston, pr white
turkeys lst.
RT Stingley, Buena Vista, pr
Quaker pigeons, same red. End.
J w Silby, Salem, trio buff Co
chins, lst.
wv Garrison, Forest Grove, lst
on trio each light brahmas, white
leghorns, brown leghorns, Plymouth
rocks, wyandottes, hondans, par
fridge cochins, buff cochins, one pr
wild geese; End on trio each light
brahmas, brown leghorns, Plymouth
rocks and " bite leghorns.
FRUITS.
Marion county Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION, lst on largest and best
Of fruits, $40.
X L Hibbard, Salem, best exhibit
prunes, I'd; best plate plums, lst.
II w Savage, Salem, best exhibit
ounces, LIST.
Wright d Myers, Salem, best ex-
hihif naaches Lat