Arizona republican., 1908-11-29
APlARY.
Ym. Lossing. Phoenix

Any Olner variety may compete against Italian or Carolinian bees un- der same conditions, receiving prizes of same amounts if they excel in quality, first. $5; second, 8.
 Best case of alfalfa comb money, first, s2.
 Best case of dark comb honey, first, s2.
 Best case of mesquite comb honey, first, s2.
 Best case light amber colored hon. ey, first, .s2.
 Best half-dozen jars of mesquite extracted honey, second, s1.
 Best and largest display of yellow beeswax, not less than 100 pounds, first, s5.
 Best. display of bees, honey and beeswax. first s25.
 Best and largest display of apiarian implements and tools used in apiarian manufacturing. first s10.
 Best display of white beeswax, not less than. 20 pounds. first, s3.
 W. s. Austin, Tempe
 Half dozen jars alfalfa extract honey, first, $2.
 Halt dozen jars mesquite extract honey. first, g.
 Half dozen jars alfalfa extract honey. second, s1.
 AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler, Mesa-Bale all falfa hay, first, s2.
 W w.. Smith, Phoenix-Bale alfal- ia hay, second, s1.
 Fred Tait. PhoeniX-Half bushel al falfa- seed, first, $2
 A. NJ. Hayden, Yuma-Half bushel alfalfa seed, second. s1.
 Mcdowell Day School-Half bushel sorghum seed, first, S2.
 A. M. McClintock, Scottsdale-Half bushel sorghum seed, second, s1.
 w. T. Coyle, Phoenix-Half bushel yellow corn, first, s2.
 J. L. Haertzler, Stafford. Ariz.- Half bushel white corn. first. s2; half bushel sweet potatoes. second, s1.
 w A. Peterson, Yuma
 Egyptian cotton seed, first, s2.
 Upland cotton seed, first, S2.
 Cotton stock, first, s2.
 O. J. Ames, Jerome
 Half bushel sweet corn, second, q. Half bushel, sweet potatoes, first, g.
 Half bushel onions. first. g.
 Half bushel beets, first, $2.
 Half bushel tomatoes, first, s2.
 Half bushel pumpkins, first. g..
 Half dozen cabbage, first, g.
 Twelve punches celery, first, g.
 Twelze radishes. first, s2.
 Twelve punches, lettuce, first, g. Arkansas black apples, second, s1. Lauver, first. $2.
 Winter Pippin, first, g.
 Rome Beauty, first, s2.
 Collection of varieties, second. $1. Coll. of fruits and vegetables, first, s1O.
 Hill Seed House special premium Of s for best display of vegetables of the fair of 1908.
 W. K. Ross, Maine
 Half bushel Irish potatoes, first, g. c. L. Crane, Yuma . Half bushel yams. first, g.
 Half dozen egg plant. first. s2.
 Half bushel peanuts, first, $2. K. s. Yowell, Yuma-Half bushel yams. second. $1.
 Broadway Ranch-Half bushel on- ions, second, s1.
 J. s. Garvin, Yuma-Best and larg- est pumpkin, second, s1.
 Sam Kill, McDowell-Best and larg- est pumpkin, seconds $1.
 Geo. N. McClelland, Somerton- Half dozen cantaloupes, first, g. R. Hill, PhoeniX-Half dozen canta- loupes, second. s1.
 Mrs. Thompson Walker, Tempe Half dozen egg plant, second, $1. Miss Ellis, Phoenix, Kindergarten One dozen radishes, second, $1. A. W. Bennett, Charlottesville of sorghum. first, $1. Clendening & Gilbert, Mesa-Stalk of corn, first, s2.
 John Vance, Mesa-Half bushel of peanuts, second. $1.
 Bartlett Heard-Eucalyptus fence posts, first, s. Mrs. c. A. Neese, Solomonville-l Arkansas black apples, first, $2. Leonard Freestone, Stafford Ben | Davis apple, first. g.
 Jordan & Craig, Bellville- Ben Davis apples, second, $1. Newton Pippin, second, $1. Yellow Bellflower, first, $2. Winesap. second, s1. Apples grown without irrigation, | first, s2.
 w. A. Jordan, Jerome Black Ben Davis, first, $2. Grant, first, $2.
 Jonathan, first, $2.
 Lauver, second, $1.
 Rome Beauty, second, $1 Collection of varieties of apples, first, s2
 Best and largest coll, second, $5. Oscar Oleson, Stafford Black Ben Davis, second, $1. Black Twigg, first. $2. Patrick Barry pears, first, s2. Late Crawford peaches, first, $2. | H. B. Lehman, Glendale Yellow Bellflowers, second, s2. White Winter Pearmain, second, g. Patrick Barry, pears, second, $1. Winter Nellis, pears, second, $1. Hall Bros, Phoenix White Winter Pearmain, first, g. Late Crawford peaches, first, $2 Galway, first, $2.
 Arizona Seedlings. first, $2. Collection of varieties, first, $2. Kieffer pears, first, s2. Garber pears, first, g. Collection of varieties, first, $2. w. c. Wingfield, Camp Verde Maidens Blush, first, s2. J. M. Thacker, Yuma-Bartlett pears, first, s2.
 Geo. Gam, Phoenix-Winter Nellis