The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-10-01

prem. y IDS toodcCo, N. ". bldlock,
waiia waila; End prem. S. Peck white
beans, E. Remy, city; LIST prem.
HORSES.
Standard bred trotting-1. Black
mare over years, J. Beach, vancouv-
err. ?. Brown stallion over ? years,
same. ). Dark brown stallion, over 4
years, w. b. Larsen, Vancouver. 4.
Stallion, over years, s. c. Reeves,
Portland.
Draft Horse-Brood mare and colt,
Mckee Co., Mckee.
English Shire--Same by same; brown
gelding, G. w. Osborn, Mckee.
Farm horses-1. Farm team, J. B.
Hosgeer, Cleveland, Wash.
CATTLE.
Durham COW and calf, Mckee Co.,
Mckee.
Herefords-1. Cows, A. ]. Splawn,
North Yakima. 2. heifer calves, same.
Jerseys-1. Cow over 2, Matt Barth-
olet, city. 2. Cow over 3, d. Campbell,
city. 3 Bull calf under 1, same. 4.
Cow, same. S. Cow, John Bartholet,
city.
Granded-1. Cow over 3, w. H.
Cole, Mckee. 2. Heifer over 3, same,
3. Cow over 3, d. Campbell, city.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Winter appies-Eight varieties, o.
Beck, North Yakima.
Fall Apples-Mrs. F. E. Stanton,
North Yakima.
Winter Apples--O. Beck, city.
Vegetables. Yellow Danvers on
ions, J. H. Manlive, North Yakima.
2. Watermeions, same. ;. Sugar beets,
Charles w. Moore, Cowychee. 4.
Squash, same. S. Exhibit of carrots,
E. Remy, city. 6. watermeions, H. H.
Allen, city. 2. Peanuts, J. M. C. Horn,
city. 8. Pumpkins, G. w. Osborn, city.
9. Hubbard squash, L. r. Freeman,
city. 10. Kohl Rabi, B. Scatchard, city,
IL. Peanuts, came. II. Peanuts, G. w.
Lord, city. 10. Largest variety onions,
ID. Haye.
Sweepstakes-1. Largest and best
exhibit vegetables, Edw. Remy, city.
2. Largest and best exhibit vegeta-
bles, W. H. Case, city.
Art and fancy work.. Lanscape
painting, Mrs. James Greene, North
Yakima. 3 Largest and best display
painting, same. 3. Porcelain portrait,
Mrs. E. E. Heg, Nor,h Yakima. 4.
Marine painting, Mrs. James Greene,
North Yakima.
1. Unique work of art, Mrs. G. s.
Vance, North Yakima. 2. Display of
works of art, ladies of st. Michael's,
North Yakima. 3. Unique work of
art, Mrs. M. E. Dixon, North Yakima.
4. Unique work of art, Miss Hawkins,
Yakima City.
1. Largest and finest display EN-.
broidery, Mrs. Fulkerson, North Yak
ina. ?. Largest and finest display of
embroidery, Mrs. MiIroy, North Yak
ina.
The special entries and awards were
as follows:
1. Best general display fruit, Mrs.
J. M. Gilbert; list prem. ,. Best gen.
eral display fruit, Matt Stanton; End
prem. Prize offered by Northern Pa
cifc Land Department, 100o-mile
ticket.
Best exhibit farm products, raised
under Sunnyside canal, w. II. Nor
man, LIST prem; M. Rowland, End.
Prize by North Yakima Milling COM
pany, $40 and $40.
Best exhibit butter, Yakima Jersey
Creamery Co., LIST prem. Prize, barrel
churn.
Best display fruit, Mrs. J. M. Gill
bert, LIST prem. Prize, Oliver plow,
Wallace-Coburn Hardware Co.
Pumpkin, Chas. w. Moore. 2. w.
Boyd. 3. w. ". vertner. 4. G. w. Os-
born. S. W. H. Case, LIST prem. Prize.
suit of clothes, I. H. Diils.
Hand painted China, Mrs. e. E.
Heg, LIST prem. Prize. set single har-
ness, NJ. Schorn.
Three rolls butter, G. Maboer. 2.
Mrs. F. E. Stanton, LIST prem. 3. Mrs.
John Bowers. Prize, set silver knives
and forks. Keck & Billerbeck.
Best display poultry, McAlpin &
Walton, Seattle, LIST prem. Prize, 800
feet poultry netting, John Sawbridge.
Best display winter apples, Matt
Stanton, LIST prem. Prize, barrel spray
pump.
Best exhibit fruit in glass Jars, 1.
Mrs. Geo. NATION. 2. Mrs. Geo. Stacy,
LIST prem. }. Mrs. J. X. Dorsett. 4.
Mrs. J. G. Lawrence. Prize, 100 piece
set dishes, Otter & Mechtel.
Canned berries, Mrs. F. C. Hall, LIST
prem. Prize, 3 doz. fruit jars, H. A.
Griffin.
Best exhibit farm products raised on
one farm, /. P. J. Eschbach, 1st prem.
?. J. M. Gilbert, End prem. 3. II.
Rasher. 4. f. L. Wheeler. 5. w. H.
Cole. Prizes, s6s and SIS, Yakima
Commercial club
Best exhibit sheep. 1. Cameron Bros.
LIST prem. 2. c. s. Meade. 1nd nre,,