Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-15
,rArr FAIR PREMIUMS.
Il ,bs Prize Winners at the 1896
Exhibition.
,,.,s,nN P-NAfURAL HISTORY.

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DIVISION P-NAfURAL HISTORY.
DihEdctinn Ply aIiiG nf fancy birds, other thar
oo,lV' rr nrepaud, not less than 2;
caha'gi g,ind NOT less than 10 varieties
., oI,uT George u. Peck; second, w. ii
Ld"imiactio ion of live birds, not less than
'or'f 'orUf canary alone, not less than y
~ Frst Mrs. NJ. l.. Whitaker, lndepend
enGe;, ;,,inet Of shells-First, Mrs. w. Fl
o,yage. second, G NJ. Powers.
o"riii "DriSision O-Flowers, class /. Mrs
~ Taylor. first on geranlums, roses,
SSarnatio1s. o. pansies, hanging baskets
Cad Cai fuscbias; second ON climbing
ainnts anu yariegated leaved plants, ferns,
p"w or rare plants, 6eg0nias, helio-
,rone. oleander. gladiolus and cactus.
"PrS I II. Haas-First on fuSchlas
ooJ Claoilus: second on geraniums,
oaiimbinp AIN plants, variegated leayed
Olants ferns, new or rare plants, be-
ponias, heliotrope, carnations ana
pauuTJ AIRS !. V. Taylor-Second on roses,
aleanders and hanging baskets with
plants. p,,rurs Eirst on
cactus.
MrsJBV Taylor-First on Gamma,
,omon yerbena, palm, fitus elaSticiS,
nlumbago capenSe, rhydeSpernum,
pIeafragems, asparagus plumoSus and
serond on hanging basket made by
oyhibitor and best and most artistic
.Ily arranged group of flowers.
NrsJ H Haas-First, on hanging
basket made by exhibitor, and on ar
unda donax; second on lemon verbena,
naIm. ftus elasticis, plumbago ca
nense. asparagus plumoSus.
Chris Herod-Second on Gamma.
Mrs A f Taylor-Second on best
and most artstically arranged group
of flowers.
SWEEPSTAKES.
MrsJ V Taylor-First on display
of cut flowers, and on floral design of
Mrs IF B Wolfe-Second on best
floral design of cut flowers.
Mrs Ed Weller-Second on display
of cut flowers.
THE PREMIUM LIST.
A continuation Of the premiums
awarded and reported to the secretary
Yesterday are as follows:
DIVISION M-FRUTT.
Glass 4-Pears.
Firsts-R Scott, Milwaukee.
Class Exhibits.
Firsts-O Dickinson Seed Co.
SecOnds-E d Raymond.
Glass 8-Grapes.
Firsts-SiX American varieties:
JOS. A COrnley, Mt. Angel. Exhibit,
,l..lo Gtanhan hnpk
Salem. Eight foreign varieties, ID w
SeeOnds-Six American varieties,
DIV Coolidge. Exhibit, single Amer
lean, same.
DIVISION I-EXHIBTr OF BOYS.
First-Axe helve, Harry Munson;
grain in sheaf, Alfred Wright; grass
in sheaf, Charley Wright; carved
work: r G Taylor; specimens of
mechanism, r c Taylor; bracket
work saving, E H Taylor.
Seconds-Specimens of mechanism,
Harry Munson; grain in sheaf,
Charley Wright; grass in sheaf, Louis
Wright; bracket work saving, Bert
Gardner, POlkscounty.
DIVISION R-ASIATICT.
Light BrahamS-DowDS & Son, lst
and I'd on pen, 1St on pair; A I Ware,
md on pair.
Buff COchins-John Vince & Son,
I'd on pen, 1st on pair; A w Powers,
ii on pair.
Dark Brahmas-W W Green. lst on
p -. lst on pair, Frank Hulburt, I'd
on pair.
Partridge Cochins-F Litchfeld,
lSt on pen. Ist on pair; w w Green I'd
on pair.
Black Langshans-F Fenwick, lst
on pen; II j Vaughn, I'd on pen; A. wv
Powers, lst on pair: + Fenwick, I'd on
pair.
White Langshans-W f Burch, "a
on pen, lst on pair.
American Class.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-F B est,
lSt OH pen; j b Nase, I'd on pen; Amos
wilkins. lst on pair; Ira Hamilton "a
IN pair.
White Plymouth ROcks-R Q Haw-
| ley, 1st on pen, 1st on pair; L ID Bluh-
dell, I'd on pair.
Buff Plymouth Rocks-T ii Blum
dell 0d on Oan