The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
PREMIUM LIST OF COUNTY FAIR
RIFLES AND REGULATIONS.

z. All products must De QlSpldyeu Wy
the growers, or they will not be conslo-
cred eligible for premiums.
2. All exhibits must be in place not
later than 10 a. M, Friday, Sept. Il.
4. No entry fee will be charged for
articles exhibited.
5. Articles exhibited not mentioned
in the premium list may be awarded
prizes if meritorious.
6. Exhibits must not be removed till
8 p. m. Sept. %.
7. Exhibits will be judged in the after
noonsand evening of the first day, Sept.
81. No person can act as judge who has
any direct interest in the exhibit.
8. Exhibits will be marked bYnumber
only until the judging has been con-
Guided, after which the exhibitor S
name will be shown.
9. All poultry must be in suitable
crates and cared for by owner
10. A poultry pen shall consist of one
male and three females. No bird will
be considered for prizes unless at least
the age of four months.
II. Grain in sheaf must be stripped of
leaves and put up in neat sheaves,
measuring at least four inches in diane
ter at the butt.
IL. The management will not be re-
sponsible for any loss or damage to ex-
hibits.
13. In addition to prizes specified by
the premium list, all firsts and seconds
will be designated by souvenir, blue and
red ribbons, respectively.
IA. All exhibits donated to the fair
will be used to the best advantage in
advertising the section from which they
come.
Admission free.
DIVISION Alarm PRODUCTS
Best general display of farm pro-
ducts shown by one grower; first prize,
$50 Silver Trophy Cup, donated by
Louis W. Hill, Chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Great Northern
Railway; second prize, $40.
DIVISION B.-VEGETABLES
Best general display of vegetables,
consisting of eight or more varieties;
first $3.50, second S..
Best general display of potatoes, con-
sisting of four or more varieties; first
S., second $3.50.
Best peck of potatoes, any variety;
first 81. so, second $1.00.
Best peck of onions; first $3.50, Sec
ond, $1.0O.
Best six ears Of sweet corn; first
$3.50, second, $1.OO.
Best six ears of field corn; first 81. so,
second, $1.O0.
Best three heads of caulifower; first
$3.50, second, $1.OO.
Best display of tomatoes; first $3.50,
second, $1.0O.
Best three heads of cabbage; first
$3.50, second, $1.OO.
Largest cabbage; $1.O0.
Largest pumpkin; $1.00.
Largest Turnip; $1.0O.
Largest potato; $1.0O.
Largest squash; $1.00.
Largest rutabaga; $1.O0.
DIVISION C.-GRAINs AND GRASSES.
Best general display of five or more
varieties of grains and grasses in
sheaves; first SIS, second $3.50
Best sheaf winter wheat; first 1.50,
second 81.
Best sheaf spring wheat; first 81. so,
second 81.
Best sheaf oats; first 81. so, second 81.
Best sheaf barley; first ST.. so, Sec
ond 81.
Best sheaf rye; first $3.50, second ST.
Best sheaf timothy; 81. 81; second 81.
Best sheaf red clover; first 81. so, sec
ond 81.
Best sheaf alfalfa; first $3.50, Sec
ond 81.
Best sheaf alsike; first $3.50, Sec
ond 81.
Best sheaf bronze grass; first $3.50;
second 81.
Best sheaf red top, first $3.50, Sec
ond 81.
Best peck winter wheat; first $3.50,
second 81.
Best peck spring wheat; first $3.50,
second 81.
Best peck barley; first $3.50, Sec
ond 81.
Best peck oats; first 81. so; second, 81.
Best peck rye; first 81. so, second 81.
DIVISION D.-FRUITS.
Best general display apples; first
| SIS, second $3.50.
Best plate Jonathans; first 81; second
SOC.
Best plate Wealthy; first 81, second
SOC.
Best plate Wageners; first, 81, Sec
ond SOC.
Best plate Delicious; first 81, second