Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
PRIZES TO THE TnUIT GROWERS,
Judges hwnrd Premiums In the Hor-
ticulturuI Hall.

ticulturnI Hall.
The following is the complete list of
awards for the best display of fruits by the
exhibitors in horticultural hall:
Nemaha County-First on display by
county. ssCand on Cooper apple, first on best
collection of pears, first on best collection
of grapes, ten varieties. Washington
county-Second on display by county. York
county-Third on display by county.
j. H. Miller, second on Chenango apple.
C. C. Marshall, first on Haas, second on
Ben Davis and second on Iowa Blush ap-
pies, second on collection of grapes, second
on five varieties of grapes for market, first
on five varieties of grapes for table, first
on Duchess and first on Telegraph grapes.
Isaac Pollard. second on collection OF win
ter apples, twenty varieties; third on col
lection of autumn apples, five varieties;
second on collection of winter apples, ten
varieties; second on Northern Spy. second
on Fall Winesap, first on Pound Sweet, first
on Dyer and second on Haas apples.
George Wager, first on Chenango apples.
G. M. Whitford. first OH Saxton and Utter
apples, and third on collection of winter
apples. twenty varieties. William Stolley,
second on cottage and Delaware grapes.
Paul Stoltenberg, second on SaXton apples,
first on Catawba and second on Perkins
grapes. II. c. McMaken, first on Jonathan,
first on White Winter Pearmain and second
on Roman Stem apples; second on Flemish
Beauty, second on Duchess first on Sickle
and first on Kieffer pears; first on Agawam,
first on wilder and second on Jefferson
grapes. S. S. Mills, second on Plumb's
cider apples. Peter Youngers, jr., first on
Gano and second on collection Of winter
apples, five varieties. Otto G. Frahm. first
on collection of winter apples, second on
Railey's Sweet, second on Genet, second
on Gutenberg. second on Sheriff, second
on Winesap and first on Yellow Bellfower
apples.
william H.. Thompson, second on KiefTer
pears. Fred X. Schnake. second on Seeding
peaches. +. Nedela, first on Seeding
peaches. ]. NJ. Russell & Co., first on five
varieties peaches named, first on budded
peach, first an Smack, first on Heath cling,
first on Hills Chilli. first on Wager, first
on Salway and first on Coolidge Favor
lite peaches. LUX s. Son, second on best
plate of plums. Theodore Williams, first on
Seeding plums. Fred Behlen, first on best
plate of plums. John Furnace, first on
Brighton. second on Agawan, first on Wood
ruff red, first on Pocklington, first on Mag
ara, first on Delaware, first on Goethe, first
on Lady, first on Elyira, second on Moore's
early, first on jefferson, second on Duchess
and first on Lindley grapes.
]. j. Cole-SecOnd on individual display,
second on Red June, second on Trenton
early. second on Grimes Golden, second en-
Pound sweet, first on Pewaukec, frst on
Plumb's cider, first on Sheriff. first on VIII
low Twig and second on Jonathan apples
Second on summer collection. second on
autumn collection and third on winter col
lection OF apples. First on Concord grapes
and second on Pocklington grapes.
c. H.. Barnard-First on individual display,
first on summer collection, first on autumn
collection. first on winter collection, ten
varieties; first oh winter collection, twenty
varieties, of apples. First on Bailey sweet,
first on Ben Davis, first on fall wlneSaps,
first on Famausc first on Fulton. first on
Golden. first on Genet. first on
Maiden Blush, first on Minkler, first ON Mis-
souri, Pippin. first on Northern Spy, first on
Duchess of Gutenberg, first on Otoc. first
on Rambo. first on Rome Beauty. first on
Roman stem. first on Trenton early, first
on Wealthy. second ON White Winter pea
main. first on Orthey. second ON Yellow
Beethoven. first on Flemish Beauty pear
apples. Second on Scckcl, first on Duchess
and first on Clapp's ]fayOrlto pears. Third
on collection Of grapes, ten varieties, ana
first on five varieties Of grapes for market
c. II. Barrard-Second ON five varieties of
table grapes. first on MoOrc's early, second
on Lady, second on Llndlcy, second on
Brighton. FIRST on Perkins ana second on
Clara II, Martlh.- Second on Concord
second on Niagara and second on Goethe
grapes. T.. S. Martin, first on Worden
grapes. John Armour. second on Worden
grapes. G. S. Chrlsty. first on Wincsap;
second on Ramho; first on Cooper and
second on Rome beauty. J. w. stevenson,
first on Red June ana second on Missouri
Pippln Henry Eickc, second on Fulton
apple aud second on Ely0ra grape, Louis
Gramlich. second on Maiden Blush apple.
S. NJ, Pike, first on Iowa Blush, second on
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