The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-02

regular premiums, and combined, en-
sbles the commission to give very hand
some prizes in every division; and
also shows the interest of the different
cities and prominent citizens in this and
other states, which assures us success
full fair.
DIVISION Alarm PRODUCTS.
Fawcett Bros, Farm Machinery, Hard.
ware, Seeds, etc, North Iaklma-For
the largest variety and best display of
farm products, grown on ore farm,
one Continental Orchard Disc Cultiva
tor, $50.
f. j. Bowen, Seed Merchant, Seattle and
PortIand-For the best ex hibit OF seeds
grown on one farm, one Clipper fan
ming mill, $50.
Duane II. Nash, Mnfr Acme Pulverizing
Harrow, Milington, n. For best
exhibit all kinds grain grown on one
farm, one Acme pulverlzing harrow,
No. Il, s25.
Luckel, King & Cake Soap Co., Portland,
Or.-For best exhibit oats, 100 bars
Cakes Golden Star soap our own man
ulacure; 20 bars Luckels steam rein.
ed borax soap; box Gold Drop wash
ing powder; doz. Empress of India
toilet soap; | doz. Oregon Rose toilet
soap, $40.
Henry Pressey, feed and grain, North
lakima-For best exhibit blue stem
wheat grown on one farm, so.
Yakima Investment Co, North Yakima
For best display farm products, not less
than varieties, grown during 1898 on
lands watered by the Co.'S canal in the
Sunnysde country, list premium, Sl5
second premium, $40.
Prosser Falls Irrigation Co, North Yak-
major best display farm products
from one farm, not less than ) varieties
grown on land watered by the Co. s
canal, lat premium, S15; second, so
Selsh Valley Co., North Yakima-For
best display farm products, not less
than varieties, grown on land water
ed bv Co. g canal, lst prem. $l5 ID $40.
st. Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber Co, North
Yakima and Tacoma-For best display
farm products, not less than . varie-
ties, grown on one farm in Prosser pre-
cnct, lumber or shingles lst premium,
SO; second s..
st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., North
Yakima and Tacoma-For best display
farm products, not less than ; varie-
ties, grown on one farm in Xillah pre-
cnct, lumber or shingles, SO.
st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co, North
Yakima and Tscoma-For largest and
best exhibit of agricultural products
grown on one farm west of the Cascade
mountains, 80.
A. b. Leckenby, North Yakima-For the
nf nv
unnamed, $25.
Watson, Odds & Co, Tacoma FIGURING
Mills, Tacoma-For best exhibit Club
Wheat, So.
Seattle Malt & Brewing Co., Seattle-for
best exhibit OF hops, $25.
Seattle Malt & Brewing Co, Seattle-for
best exhibit of barley, S25.
Coffin Bros, North Yakima-ror best
bundles, one each, or three OF either
variety, timothy, alfalfa or clover, one
suit clothes, $l2.
q. Meese & Co., Washington broom fac
tory, Spokane--for best exhibit OF broom
corn brooms, $3.50.
l. II. Dills, Star Clothing House, North
Yakima-for the largest and most at
tractive exhibit of grain shesis by one
grower, suit clothes, $40.
J. A. Adams, New York Cash Store,
North Yakima for best exhibit of al
falfa, timothy or clover, in bundles, one
of each or three of either variety,
shoes, $40.
Chicago Dry Goods Store, Dan Hanna,
proprietor, North Yskima-for farm
products, not less than five varieties,
grown on one farm in Yakima county,
ladies' cape, $l0.50.
DIVISION C-FRUITS.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., Portland
and Seattle-for largest variety and
best exhibit of fruits grown on one
farm, one California getaway orchard
<plow, $50.
J. E.SBaker, commissioner OF horticulture,
Tacoma-for best exhibit OF apples, not
less than > varieties, $40.
A. +. Larson, lumber dealer, North Yak
ima-for best exhibit of pears and
peaches, $40.
E. NJ. Harris, grocer, North Yakima-for
best six plates winter apples-Gilt-
edge Mocha and Java coffee, 50.
Ed Adams Sons, Tacoma, Wholesale fruits
and vegetables-ior best exhibit plums
and prunes, s..
The Northwest Horticulturist, Tacoma
for best six plates winter apples, fifty
apple trees, Simpsons nursery, s..
Tacoma Commission Co., Tacoma, whole
sale fruits and Production best ex-
hibit of fall apples, s..