Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-09-20

sweet picked peaches offered by
Nathaniel Dunning, Pueblo.
c. G. Burton, LIST on hubbard and
marblehead squashes, kaffir corn. sorg-
hum, Rocky Ford watermelons, and for
largest watermelon, violin and case offer
ed by Harper & Keeling. Pueblo Music
House, and La Junta Watermelon one
year. Also special mention by judges on
4 hens and cock entered for sweepstakes
Mrs. w. p. Wylke: list on white
turkeys, rag carpet, yeast rising and
corn bread, canned gooseberries, pre-
served currants and gooseberries, apple
and plum butter, End on cocoanut and
caramel cake, rasberry and crab apple
ljelly-$12.
Mrs. S. w. Swink: LIST on bronze turk
eys, End on ducks and knitted silk nit
tens-S2,5O.
J. M. Little: LIST on 3-year-old bull and
End on 2-year-old mare-$9.
Beatty Bros: LIST on calf and one-and-
two-year old bulls, cali, one. two and
three-year old cows, span mares, jack, 8
sheaves grain, 2nd on 3-year old COW,
cash premiums from Association $56: and
OterO county special premiums on short
horn bull and two cows, sweepstakes COW,
team roadsters, and jack-$5O; Denver
News one year for sheavee OF grain. .
H. B. Dye: End on yearling bull calf
|-$2.
j. Coughren: Otero county special
premium on 2-year old Holstein bull and
cows-$1O.
j. L. Potter: LIST on three year-old
mare End on 2-year-old mare-$12.
g. A. Jones: LIST on yearling colt and
stallion colt, End on 3-year-old mare
$50.
L. L. Denny: 1st on single driver-$5.
E. b. Osmond: LIST on pair mules in
harness-$5.
End on pair of mules in harness and
2-year-old mule-$S.
Tom Harry: LIST on yearling mule-$2.
F. w. Backus: End on mule colt-91.
F. NJ. Weiland: LIST on county display,
$50, and first on pumpkins, Seminole
melons and golden wax beans, End
on mixed beans-56.
F.M. Berry: End on county display
$25, for display of farm products $40,
LIST on potatoes, beets, rutabagos,
field peas, garden peas, fall and spring
and red oats, German millet, native
grasses, 2nd on Mexican beans, rye,
Dent corn, broom corn, 5 sheaves Of grain,
also the following special premiums:
Denver News for corn in ear, Chas Reck-
or's for Irish potatoes, and Rocky Ford
Millin Co.'s for Turkey wheat, buck
wheat and white corn for meal total pre-
miums, cash 261 80, and the weekly News
one year, 5lb can baking powder Of Chas.
Rocker, and 150 pounds Of Diamond
-four and 25 pounds Of buckwheat flour
from the Rocky Ford mill:
g. w. Swink; LIST on display of bees.
wax and pears, Poland China boar and
sow, pen hogs, rye and red clover seed,
and on display of comb and extracted
honey, SOW and pigs, fail wheat, buck
wheat and alfalfa seed-e22,5O, and
Otero county special on boar and sows
and winter wheat-$12, also 8 for Otero
county special on red oats.
H. F. Hagen: LIST on display OF comb
and extracted honey, bees and queen in
hive bees and honey-S1O and Otero
county special on display OF honey--S3.
Otero county horticultural Society:
! 1st on county display $40.
Crowley & Son: 1st on display fruits
grown by one person, plate peaches, 8
varieties winter apples, white grapes,
display grapes, apples, plums, crab ap-
pies, peaches, nectarines, plate summer
apples, peck red peppers and rhubarb,
End on plate plums, fall apples, crab ap-
Piles, black grapes and cucumbers.
Jos. Stretz: 1st on display garden pro
ducts, celery, onion sets, caulihower,
| turnlps, egg pldut, Fesetapio oyseer, Cu-
cumbers, radishes, black wax beans, End
on cabbage, Hackensack melons, toma-
toes, onions, red peppers, table beets,
parsnips, golden wax beans, beans any
variety, Lima beans-$32, and for dis
play celery IS hat offered by ]. X. Shire
man. Pueblo.
d. H. Healy: End on potatoes, and
Otero special on Irish potatoes-$3.
Fritz Jankon: 1st on cabbage, any va:
riety, melons and cantaloupes, red and
yellow onions, sugar beets, display Milo
county special on sugar beets-$21.
McPhilimy Bros: LIST on kolb gem
watermelons, Mexican beans, End on
pumpkins, seminole melons, spring
wheat and upland hay-S7,50, and La
Junta Tribune special on wheat, Tribune
one year.
. Frank Green: End on hubbard squash
ESQ cents.
J. L. Gilbert: LIST on mixed Jerusalem
and mixed corn, End on marblehead and
mammoth chile squashes-S6.
| A. Waddington: End on any variety
squashes, white and red onions, onion
sets and Milo maize, also best bushsl
sweet potatoes-S5.
A. o. Conner: End on Rocky Ford
watermelons-S1.
| g. D. Osborn: End on kolb gem mel
ons-s1.
/ W. II. Egbert: LIST on any variety field
corn, End on melons and netted gem cam
taloupes-S3.
Chas. Sauer: LIST on Hackensack mel.
ons-S2.
A. P. Kouns: End on cantaloupes-S1
j. A. Larmore: LIST on tomatoes-$2.
G. w. Taylor: 1st on white onions--s2
g. E. Washburn: End on yellow on
ions 1.
W. H. Farmer: 1st on onions-s2.
Arthur Vincent: End on celery-Sl.
Jno. Schankowistch: LIST on mangle
wurtzell, End on white oats-S2.
J.J. Brown: LIST on navy beans, End on
yellow Dent corn and sweet corn-8.
o. @. Green: End on barley-31.
G. Cook: LIST on alfalfa seed ~, and %
stand lamp offered by George Hammond.
W. r. Slower: LIST on yellow Dent corn,
End on alfalfa hay--S3.,
Ed Harris: End ON Jerusalem corn and
sorghum-S1.
e. e. Blake: LIST on broom corn--S2.
G. g. Ament: End on field corn-S1.
J. P. Remiok: 1st on upland hay-S2.
w. H. Robinson: LIST on alfalfa hay, 81
and Golden Rule special, best pair of
mems shoes in the store.
w. II. Clark: End on display Of native