Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-18
STATE PAIR PREMIUMS
SArrRAL HISTORY.

X. l. iWashburn, superintenuent,
Moses Craig, judge.
Mrs. Lucy l.. Whitaker, Ihdepen-
dence, collection live birds pot less than
twenty-five lst, and lst collection fancy
birds.
Mrs. ii. s. Jordan, cabinet of shells
I'd and 1st.
Mrs. II. s. Jordan, LIST on display
minerals not less than hundred speci-
mems; Mrs E I. Tnonias, Molalla, 2j.
Mrs. II. 8. Jordan, cabinet Oregon
fossils. twenty specimens 1si, Mrs. B..
G. Miner I'd.
A. f. Miller, Sellwood, collection
North Pacific coast woods not less than
fifty specimens LIST; Mrs. II. S. Jordan
2d.
VEGETABLES.
F. l.. Washburn, superintendent;
Geo. Coote, judge.
f. H. Savage lst on largest and best
exhibit sweepstakes; g. II. Chapman
2d.
+. III. Savage lst on beets, sugar
beets, cabbage, carrots, caulifiower,
muskmelons, onions, peck onions, ruta-
bagas, squash, pumpkins, turnips, to-
matoes, largest tOmatoi I'd on mangel
wurtzel, cabbage, potatoes, parsnIps,
kale, kohlrabi, late potatoes, table
squashes.
Mrs. F. A. Wolfe Falls City, late po-
tatoes LIST.
G. II. Chapman lst on mangel wur-
eel, cabbages, early potatoes, parsnips,
kale, kohlrabi, squashes; I'd on beets,
sugar beets, sugar beets, largest cabbage,
carrots, ,caulifiower, ,muskmelons, onions,
rutabagas, largest squash, pumpkins,
turnips, tomatoes, largest tomato, and
sweep stakes.
SPECIAL WOOL SHEEP.
j. G. Simpson, superintendent;
Jas. Richards, Thos. PauIseD, superin-
ents.
The committee awards the first pre-
MUM for twelve head Of fine wool
sheep bred In Oregon to r w. Carey
because the general appearance and
condition OF his sheep are the best, al
though the tineness of the wool is not
quite equal TO the wool of the sheep
exhibited by John Mimic. The sheep
exhibited by f. G. Cross did not, in the
opinion Of the committee, belong to the
class of fine wool, although so entered,
and should have been classed as long
wool, but the committee recommends
the establishment of "A class to be
known as "mlddle wool sheep" II.
w. Carey. LIST; John Mimic, I'd.
HORSES.
Amos wilkins, superintendent X.
o. Donnelson and James Richards,
judges.
Percherson-S. b. Cone, stallion 4
years and over ('Napoleon') lst.
English Shire-James L. Davis, Mon
mouth Ist; Richard Hughes, Brooks Cd.
Clydesdale--H G. Fletcher, lst on
stallion 4 and over and 2 and over; III.
w. Cottle, lst on mare and over and
mare and colt; j. ID. Nairn sweepstakes
stallion and five colts lst; stallion 4 and
over I'd.
Graded draft.
w. A. Mills, superintendent; Amos
wilkins and r. 0. Donaldson, judges.
Richard Hughes, Brooks, best horse
any age or breed, lst.
H. H. Craig, Macleay, mare and
over ('Bess') lst. aud I'd on same
(''Fannie''); and I'd on mare and over
("Nettie''
J. w. Lafollet, Wheatland, mare 4
and over ("Rose'') lst.
BREAD, CAKES, ETC.
Mrs. d. II. Looney, superintendent;
Mrs. NJ. 1. Dalton and Mrs. 1. NJ. Slmp-
son, judges.
Margaret Munson lst on hop rising
bread aud potato yeast bread.
Zslla Cole, Turner, assortment cakes
and loaf cake lst.
Bell Wolfe, Falls City, five pounds
fresh butter LIST.
Zslla Cole, Turner, LIST on assortment
dried fruits, domestic canned fruits,
display of figs.
Lydia Muellhaupt, six varieties Jelly
1st. ~ nve
III. l. McCrow, Clv"-
pounds butter lst on largest cake.
Mlas N. J. Hogan, LIST on crochet
work, embroidered table scarf, apron,
crazy quilt, toilet cushion Londonderry.
"a on washstand splasher.
Miss Annie Cunningham, "a on set
underclothing, pocket hand
kerchief.
Hughretta /. McCrow, Clymer, calico
lreas lst.
Margaret Mnnson, sofa pillow APP 9
lIque I'd. :
Lena Klghtlinger, drawn-work tidy, 9
81. \
Ethel Klghtlinger, bureau scarf, lst. u
Ethel Williams, Munroe, buttonholes IA
ad patchwork guilt lst. ~ y