Cañon City record., 1909-09-30

those entitled to the premium money.
Below is given a partial list of prize
winners, the remainder will be pub
lished in these columns tomorrow.
DEPARTMENT "a" FRUIT
Best collection grown on ranch over
five acres-F w Keeling, first; NJ. e.
Snow, second
Best collection ranch under five
acres-Mr and Mrs. JIM Beatty, first; (;
Cora Llewellyn, second.
Collection of apples-Round Crest
Fruit Co., first; F. w. Keeling, sec
ond; G. W. Jackson, third.
Collection Native Grapes-N. B.
King, second.
Nectarines-N. B. King.
Native Plums-F. Bachelor. first;
Stearns Fruit Ranch, second.
Five fall varieties-M. E. Snow,
first; Round Crest Fruit Co., second !;
B. F. Rockafellow, third.
Five winter varieties apples-Round
Crest Fruit Co., first; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Beatty. second.
Box Fall Apples-Geo. w. Griffin,
first; Round Crest Fruit Co.. second !;
NJ. E. Snow, third.
Box Winter Apples-Mr. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Beatty. second.
Box Plums-Stearns Fruit Ranch.
second.
Plate of Apples-N. B. Kink. first;
Geo. w. Jackson, second; Geo. w.
Griffin. third.
Plate of Peaches-Geo. Newell.
first; T. H. Robbins. second.
Plate of Native Plums-E. B.Wood-
ford. first; F. Bachelor, second.
Plate Foreign Plums-Mr. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Beatty, second.
Native Blank Grapes-Joseph Chef
rrs, first; n. B. King. second.
Native Red Grapes-N. B. King,
first; F. +. Gleason, second.
Native White Grapes-Allen Bell,
first s. B. Hoffman, second.
Foreign Red Grapes-Joseph Chev-
frs. second.
Chevirs, second.
Foreign White Grapes Joseph Che
virs, second.
Largest AppIes-Round Crest Fruit
Co. first; j NJ Foster, second.
Largest Pears - Stearns Fruit
Ranch, second.
Best and Largest Apples-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Beatty, first; Round Chest
Fruit Co. second.
Best and Largest stearns
Fruit Ranch. first
Best Primate-Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Beatty. second.
Best Benoni-Mrs. Clara Llewellyn,
first; NJ. E. Snow, second.
None Such-Frank Arnold, first;
Martin Kelley, second.
Wealthy-Round Crest Fruit Co.,
first: Louis Ismay, second.
Maiden Blush-Geo. w. Griffin.
first; Round Crest Fruit Co., second.
Buckingham-C. II. Lucas. first;
Duffy Brothers. second.
Golden Sweet-W. P. Ahart, first;
F. w. Keeling. second.
Rambo-Duffy Brothers, first; A. H.
McCone. second.
Gefferies-Geo. w. Griffin, first;
c. o. Lamb, second.
Colvert-Round Crest Fruit Co..
first; d. r. Sullivan. second.
Western Beauty-M. e. Snow, first;
A. w. Lucas, second.
Bailey Sweet-H. w. Bickle, second.
Utter Reds-W. H. Jones, first;
Frank Arnold. second.
Alexander-Geo. w. Griffin, first;
Jessie Knowles, second.
Striped Gilliflower-M. E. Snow.
first; w. P. Ahart, second.
Haas-B. r. Rockafellow, first;
Frank Arnold. second.
Pewankee-W. A. Clements, first;
Jessie Knowles, second.
Twenty ounce-B. F. Rockafel-
low, second.
Golden Russet-Round Crest Fruit
Co., first; b. r. Rockafellow. second
Fall Pippin-B. f. Rockafellow. sec
ond
Lowell-Andrews Brothers, first;
Round Crest Fruit Co.. second.
Wolf River-Round Crest Fruit Co.
first; ID. II. Sullivan, second.
Yellow Bell Flower. T. Norton
first; Frank Arnold, second.
Famous (Snow)-B. r. Rockafellow
first; Geo. w. Griffin. second.
F'lory's Bell-F w. Keeling. first;
N. G. Cation, second; Geo. w. Jack
son. third.
Autumn Strawberry-Ste Fruit
Co. first; l., Van Slyke, second.
Summer RBmbo-Geo. W. Griffin
first; Mrs, Joe Kopp, second.
hed CaDada-CharIes LutsD, first:
Geo. w, Jackson. second.
chenaDgo Btrawberry-N. -. Kink
first; Mrs. Joe Hoppe, second.
Romhnites-F. W, Keeling, first;
u. u. Itockafsilow, second.
ited Winter Poarmain--0sorEs New
oil, nrnti y, W. Rolling, second,
STARK Andrews Brothers, first, q
W. jackson, second,
Iowa DlvAh--C, w. hatooD, first