The border vidette., 1915-10-23

aug HI, HfSG pFetIllGn LOT
 standard milo maize, H. w. Cor
 son of Pleasant Valley; first pre-
 mium dwarf milo maize, W. H.
 Collie of Elgin, second premium
 Jesse l.. Adams of Elgin; first
 premium white milo maize, w.
 F. Neil of Vaughn, second pre-
 r1ium Mark Manning of Sonoita.
 Forage sorghums: First pre-
 mium for Soudan grass, Mrs. H.
 B. Carver of Elgin, second pre-
 mium to Perry J. Wilson of San
 Rafael: first premium amber
 cane, Hobart White Of Elgin.
 Beans. peas, etc: Three first
 premiums to Jesse l.. Adams of
 Elgin, for pink beans, soy beans
 (black- eyed peas) and tepary
 beans; second premium for pink
 beans, P. J. Wilson of San Ra- fael; second premium on tepa-
 ries, G. O. Wager of Parker Canyon; second premium for
 black eyed peas, James White of SOnOita; first premium for peanuts, Jesse l.. Adams of Elgiu, second premium, Mark Manning of Sonoita.- First pre- mium for white sweet clover, Mrs. Hattie Goodin of Camille
 Fruits: First and second pre- miums on apples, and first pre- mium on peaches, James Brash of Patagonia, first premium for general display of fruits, James Mackey of Camille. -Mr Mackey took also the special premium from the Chamber of Commerce of Nogales for best general dis play of fruits.
 Vegeta ables: First premium for tomatoes, J. c. Mdckey of Camille, second premium to Mrs. w. F. Neil of Vaughn; first pre- mium for squash to Geo. N. Bagley of Sonoita; first premium for pumpkins to Rudolph Black of Sonoita; first premium for watermelons, Hobart White of SOnoi5a.
 Special Premiums: First pre- mium for general exhibit of farm produce, Mark Manning of So- noita, second premium, Mrs. H. B. CaeveF of Elgin. First pre- mium for best corn, Mark Man ming of Sonoita, second premium T. ". Yeary of Vaughn; first and second premiums on beans, Jesse l.. Adams of Elgin, James Mackey of Camille, for general display of fruit.
 Household Exhibits: First premium for bread, Mrs. C. Bartlett of Elgin, second pre- mium, Mrs. Geo. P. Woodward of Sonoita; first premium for cake, Mrs. J. Chubb of Sonoita, second premium, Miss Elizabeth Adams of EIgin.
 Canned Fruits: First premium for canned pears, Mrs. J. Chubb, second Mrs. M. A. Carver, first premium for canned ground Mrs. Jacob Bingham; first premium canned tomatoes, Mrs. Mark Manning, second premium, Mrs. w. F. Neil; can- ned peaches, first premium, Mrs J. c. Sparks of Sonoita, second premium, Mrs. M. E. Hopkins of Elgin; canned apricots, first premium, Mrs. Mark Manning, second premium, Mrs. J. c. Sparks of Sonoita; canned beans, first premium, Mrs o. J. Roth rock of Elgin; quince jelly, Mrs G. $. Bryant of Sonoita; man. zanita jelly, first premium, Mrs O. J. Rothrock.
 Household F a brics: Bed spreads, first premium, Mrs. Sid Kempton of Nogales. second pre- mium, Mrs. J. Colyer of Sonoita; rugs, first premium, Mrs. NJ. G. Rouse of Sonoita; cotton quilts, first premium, Miss Miranda White of Sonoita, sec ond premium, Mrs. M. G. Rouse, silk quilt, first premium, Mrs. | Ed. Black of Sonoita; hand em- broidered guest towels, first pre- mium, Mrs. w. F. Neil O 1 Vaughn, second premium, Mrs. c. E. Davis of Elgin; sheets and | pillow cases, first premium, Mrs. | c. Bartlett of Elgin, second pre- mium, Mrs. J. F. Little of Son. oita; hand embroidered gowns, first premium, Miss Miranda second premium, Miss Ethell Carver of Elsin; fancy | aprons, first premium, Miss Alice Pressler, of San Rafael, second. Miss Sarah Rothrock, of | Elgin; hand embroidered hand first premium, and second premium both to Mrs. w. F. Neil of Vaughn; pill low fODS first Drpniun tO Miss !