Cañon City record., 1908-09-24
LOCAL PEOPLE TAKE MANY
PREMIUMS AT STATE FAIR
Canon City Makes Excellent Showing In the Hoficuural
Poultry and Pantry Stores Departments at
Pueblo-Not Exce1ed by Exhibftors
From Any Part of Colorado

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splendid showing made by exhibitors
from this district at the Colorado
State Fair at Pueblo, this week. Not
only were the displays from this city
of$unusual excellence, but they were
remarkably comprehensive and at
tracted much attention in conse-
auence. Fremont county and Canon
City has for a long time been one OF
the most generous contributors to
the State fair and this year has been
no exception to the rule. That the
fruit growers about Canon City were
able to make a complete display OF
orchard products was a revelation to
many of our own people and demon
strated the fact that the frost last
Spring did not do its work as thor
oughly as was generally believed. In
the poultry and pantry stores depart
ments of the fair, the marvellous sue
cess of our exhibitors was not SO sur
prising as it has long been known that
our fanciers had the finest chickens
In the state and that our ranchers
wives were the champions Of the
country as exemplars of the culinary
art Below we give what Is believed
to be a complete list of the premiums
awarded to Canon City people at Pue-
bio this week:
Preserved red raspberries-Mrs. M.
ID. Snow, first.
Preserved gooseberries-Mrs. M. E.
Snow, third.
Preserved quinces-Mrs. M. E.
Snow, first.
Preserved pears-May F. Snow, Sec
ond.
Preserved apples-Mrs. M. E. Snow,
third.
Preserved cherries Mrs. M. q.
Snow, third.
Preserved crab applss-Mrs. M. q.
Snow, third.
Preserved blackberries-Mrs. M. e.
Snow. second.
Preserved watermelon rinds-Mrs.
n. &. Snow, second.
Preserved tomatoes-May F. Snow,
Arst; Mrs. M. e. Snow, second.
Tomato catsup-Mrs.. M. FL Snow,
third.
Picked pears-Mrs. M. E. Snow,
second.
Picked peachss-May F. Snow,
nrst.
Picked cucumbers-Mrs. M. e.
Snow. second.
Picked Mangoes- M. e. Snow
second.
Mixed pickles-Mrs. M. e. Snow.
Arst
Chilli sauce-Mrs. M E. Snow, Sec
cad.
Chow-chow-Mrs. M. e. Snow, Sec
end
Largest and best display OF canned
preserves and picked fruits and veg
etables, arrangement considered
Mrs. NJ. E. Snow. second.
Brown bread-Mrs. F.. E. Gleason,
Canon City, second.
Poultry and pet stock, single comb
Rhode Island Reds-Jno. McWilliams,
FIRST, second and third pullets; first
cock, first hen, first cockrel, first pen.
H. s. Clearinghouse, second cockerel,
second pen.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds-H.
g Clearinghouse, first cock, third cock
erel. third pen.
J. McWilliams, third cock, first, Sec
ond and third hen, first cockerel, first
and third pullet, first pen.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-H. S. Gar
linghouse, first cock first, second and
third hen. second cockerel, first pen.
White Plymouth Rocks-H. S. Gar
nnghouse, first and second cock, first,
second and third hen, first and second
cockerel, first, second and third pull
let, first, second and third pen.
Silver Laced Wydottes-H. s. Gar
linghouse. first and second cockerel
FIRST, second and third pullet, first
Pen.
White Wyandottes-H. Coffey, sec
ond cockerel. third pullet. third pen
Buff wyandottes-G. H. Kittell, first
cockerel, first, second and third pull
let, FIRST pen. &s
H. Coffey, second eockerel, second
pen. s .a.
Single Comb White Leghorns-H. 8
0ariinghouse, flfst and third cock
afst, second and third hen, nrst and
second cockerel. nrst, second and third
Dallst, first and second pso.
J. II. Norton q 0on. second cock.
Aiagls Comb Brown LegAOrns-H
o. 0arlinghouss. FIRST and second