The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-10-08

years, nrst, cameron bros. BUCK ovei
l year; first Cameron Bros. second
Charles McAllister ION l and 2-year-old
bucks).
Cotswolds; ram over years; second
George Wright; over and under 2; sec
ond, George Wright.
Graded sheep of long or middle WOO
for mutton or wool; eve over years
first, g. S. Meade. Pair buck lambs
first, G. S. Meade.
Breeders special premium, II head o
sheep; first. Cameron Bros. second
Charles McAllister.
Spanish Merinos; ram over 2 years
second, Charles McAllister.
SWINE.
Berkshire; boar over years old
"Reuben Lee." owned by J. 4. Farrell
Ellensburg, first prize.
Poland China; boar oyer years; first
Z. T. Reed, Kiona. Breeding SOW first
same. Best litter of pigs; first, same.
DAIRY.
Creamery butter; first. Yakima Jersey
creamery, score 90; second, A McMaster,
Monroe, score 81.
Glass 2-10 pounds butter made by
family on farm in ordinary manner; first
g. Msbo or, Ahtanum; second, Miss M
Hardison, Parker.
Ten pounds packed butter; second, G
Maboer.
Ten pounds butter from milk of one
herd: second, G. Maboer.
CHEESE.
Six cheeses; first, II. H. Manchester
Snohomish; second, Auburn Creamery
company.
Double geranium, six varieties; second,
Miss Mckinney.
Single geranium second. Miss McKin.
ney.
| Red Oleander; second, Mrs. John Saw.
bridge.
Rose geranium; second, Mrs. Johr
Sawbridge.
LADIES' FANCY WORK.
Largest and best display; first, Mrs. r.
B. Milroy.
PREMIUMS FOR POULTRY.
The display of poultry at the fair was
remarkably good, and the promise ia
made that it will be eelipsed next year,
Harry Ii. Collier, of Tacoma, was the
ndge and gave general satisfaction. The
following is list of the prize winners
and the scorings:
Barred Plymouth Rock-Cockerel, L,
r. Schott, North Yakima, first, score
500 second, w. M. Stevens, S314; pull
let. L. r. Schott, first, s9laa L. r. Schotl
second, S81a.
White Observation-Disclosures, Meal
pin & Walthew, Seattle, first, score 9324
McAlpin & Matthew, second. $50; hen
McAlpin & Matthew, first, 951a; pullet
McAlpin & Walthew, first. "a; second
9394.
Light Bramahs-Cock, McAlpin
Walthew, first, S94; hen, same, first
81; second, sob; cockerel, same, first
9l24; second. 9024; pullet. same, first
9l1a; second, 9034. Same first on pen
Black Langshans-Cockerel, H. c.
Walker, Puyallup, first, score, "a; sec.
ond, same, score, 90; cock, same, 92L
hen, first, same, 921aS; pullet, first. same
96H; second, 9Sl4. Breeding pen Of five
first.
Buff Cochin--Cock, first and second
hen, first and second; pullet, first and
second; breeding pen, first and second
Charles E. DUR, Tacoma.
White-Faced Black Spanish Cock
first, hen first, cockerel first and second,
pullet first and second, breeding pen first
and second, Fred A. Johnson, Tacoma.
Black Minorcas-Cock first, 80; cock.
erel, 81; second, cockerel s934; hen first
9Oh hen second, $50 pullet first, "a
Washington Farmer pullet second, Fred
A. johnson, Tacoma.
White Leghorns-Cock hrst and sec.
ond, hen first and second. pullet first and
second, cockerel first and second, pen
FIRST, McAlphin & Walthew, Seattle.
Buff Leehorns-Cock first, cockerel
first, hen first and second, pullet first and
second. pen first, C. E. Durr.
Dorkings-Cockerel second, pullet first
Fred A. johnson, Tacoma.
White Crested Black Polish-C ockere
first aud second. pullet first and second
pen first, F. A. johnson, Tacoma.
Indian Games-Cockrel pullet first and
second, pen first, Charles Swindell, Ia.
coma.
Red Pyle Game-Cock first, A Wright.
North Yakima.