Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-23

Best coilectlOn HIBISCUS IN doom, mist,
Mrs. John T. NIetcalf; second, Mrs. E.
Hamilton.
Best collection of oleander in bloom, first,
i. G. Steel; second, Mrs. j. f. Metcalf.
Best collection smilax tracesantia and
ivy, first, Mrs. E. Hamilton; second, Mrs.
j. f. Metcalf.
Best collection of lilies in bloom, first,
Mrs. E. Hamilton; second, Mrs. ]. F. Met
calf.
Best collection dahlias in bloom, first,
Mrs. J. F. Metcalf; second, Mrs. E. Hamil-
ton.
Best collection foliage plant, first, Mrs.
]. F. Metcalf; second. Mrs. E. Hamilton.
Best collection of chrysanthemums in
bloom, first, Mrs. E. Hamilton; second,
Mrs. J. F. Metcalf
Best collection palms, first. Mrs. E. Ham
ilton; second, Mrs. j. F. Metcalf.
Glass %. Cut flowers, for amateurs
Best and most artistically arranged design,
first, Mrs. E. Hamilton ;csecond, Miss A.
Bal.
Best and most artistically arranged bas-
ket flowers, first, Mrs. E. Hamilton second,
Mrs. W. l.. Williams.
Best and most artistically arranged bou-
Alb A. Bal ii.''' -~i L. ''Ai'' 'e>'HO' --'''
Best collection cut roses, each variety
named, first, Mrs. E. Hamilton: second,
Miss A. Ball
Best collection cut geraniums, first, Miss
A. Ball; second, Mrs. E. Hamilton.
Best collection cut dahlias, first, Miss A.
Ball, second, Mrs. f. Hamilton.
Best general collection cut flowers, first,
Mrs. L. Hamilton; second, Miss A. Ball.
Glass 10. fruit freshest collection ap-
pie trees, not over twenty varieties, first
premium, E. w. Kirkpatrick; second pre-
MUM, John S. Kerr.
Best collection crab-apple trees, not over
TNl, =
Best collection peach trees, not over
twenty varieties, first premium, e. W.
Kirkpatrick; second premium, John S.
Kerr
Best collection of pear trees, not over ten
varieties, first premium, f. w. Kirkpat-
rick: second premium, j. r. Whitaker.
Best collection of plum trees. not over ten
varieties, first premium. j. T. Whitaker;
second premium, E. w. kirkpatrick.
Best collection of cherry trees, not over
four varieties, first premium. John $. Kerr.
Best collection of apricot trees, not over,
four varieties, first premium, j. 4. Wiz
aBer; second premium, E. W. kirkpatrick.
Best collection of fig trees, not over four
varieties, first premium, John s. Kerr; sec
ond premium, j. 7. Whitaker.
Best collection of mulberry trees, not
over four varieties, first premium, L. ".
kirkpatrick.
Best collection of grapevines, not over
twenty varieties, first premium, j. L. Whit
aker; second premium, e. W. kirkpatrick.
Best collection of blackberry plants. not
over four varieties. first premium, John =.
Kerr: second premium. j. NJ. Howell.
Best collection of raspberry plants. not
over four varieties, first, John 5. Kerr: sec
ond. j. NJ. Howell.
Best collection of strawberry plants, not
over ten varieties. first, }. NJ. Howell; sec
ond, John S. Kerr.
Best specimen Japanese persimmon, first.
j. NJ. Howell; second, John S. Kerr.
Glass 2G-Best collection of ever-blOom-
ing roses in pots, III bloom, first, j. NJ. How
ell; second, f. B. Hay.
Best collection of ever-blooming climbing
roses in pots, III bloom. first. j. NJ Howell;
second, none.
Best collection of hybrid perpetual roses
in pots, first, j. NJ. Howell: second, none.
Best collection Of hardy deciduous flower
ing shrubs, first, John S. Kerr; second, j.
NJ Howell.
Best collection of shade trees, first, John
S. Kerr; second, J. NJ. Howell
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+. A WINGO, Judges.
Is. p. GARNETT. J
Glass q, trees, plants and shrubs, Texas
sweepstakes-Best collection of outdoor
grown nursery stock, first premium, j. S.
Kerr; second premium, T.. w. kirkpatrick.
Glass 22-Best collection greenhouse pot
grown and ornamental plants, first premium,
J. Vi. Howell; second premium, Mrs. II.
HOltkaTp
Best hanging basket with plants. first,
Mrs. II. Holtkamp: second, j. NJ. Howell.
Best single greenhouse plant of any kind,
first, ]. NJ. Howell; second, Mrs. II. Holt
kamp.
Best collection ferns. first, j. NJ. Howell;
second, Mrs. H. Holtkamp.
Best collection geraniums in bloom, first.
.l-l.
Best collection carnations in bloom, first,
j. NJ. Howell; second, Mrs. H. Hotkamp.
Best collection jessamine (star, cape,
grand duke, first. Mrs. II. Holtkamp; sec
ond, j. NJ Howell.
Best collection begonias, first, ]. NJ.
Howell; second, Mrs. H. Holtkamp.
Best collection hibiscus in bloom, first, J.
NJ Howell; second, Mrs. H. Holtkamp.
Best collection oleander in bloom, first
j. NJ Howell; second, Mrs. II. Holtkamp.
Best collection dahlias in bloom, first, j.
NJ. Howell: second, Mrs. II. Holtkamp.
Best collection foliage plants. first, j. NJ
Howell; second, Mrs. II. Holtkamp.
Best collection chrysanthemumsi in bloom,
first, j. NJ. Howell; second, Mrs. II. Holt
kanp.
Best collection palms, first, j. NJ Howell;
second, Mrs. H. Holtkamp.
Glass %, cut fiowers-Best and most
artistlcally arranged design, first, j. NJ.
Howell second, Mrs. H. Holtkamp.
Best and most artistically arranged bas-
ket. first, J. NJ. Howell; second, Mrs II.
Holtkamp.
Best and most artistically arranged bou-
quet, first, Mrs. H. Holtkamp; second,
Earnest Nitsche.
Best collection cut roses, each variety
named, first, H. Kaden; second, Mrs. II.
Holtkamp.
Best collection cut geraniums, first, II.
Kaden; second. Mrs. H. Holtkamp.
Best collection cut dahlias, first, e.
second, Mrs. II. Holtkamp.
Best general collection cut flowers, first,
j. NJ Howell; second, H. Kaden.
An active effort is on foot to organize the
work of collecting exhibits for the Worlds
fair, as will be seen from the following call.
Mr. Frank Holland, editor of the Farm and
Ranch, has kindly given the use of his eX-
hbit building on the state fair grounds in
which to hold the meeting.
AcALL.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. Give, the under
signed representatives of the various work
ing exhibits of the great Texas state fair
and Dallas exposition, hereby call upon all
persons actively engaged in the work of
county exhibits to be shown at
the Worlds Columbian exposition, or who
actually organizing in such
work. and all persons collecting or con-
collecting exhibits on or along
any railroad in Texas to be so shown. 10
meet US in the Texas state fair and exposi-
ton hail, October % and 30, for the pur-
pose of taking such steps rs will aid Us in
and displaying our several coun-