Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-27

Mrs. [. F. Topping, Cornville = First on plate largest and heaviest pears and second on Garber. Class 206-Peaches.
 C. C. Galloway, Camp Verde-First on Elberta and white Heath Cling.
 E. w. Monroe, Camp Verde-Sec- ond on Elberta.
 Chas. Harbeson, Camp Verde - First on Crawford.
 F. O. Allen, Flagstaff First on October Elberta; second on Crawford.
 C. D. Willard, Cottonwood-First on Indian Cling, Lemon Cling, Not Named, and plate largest peaches.
 T. M. Earnhart, Kirkland-Second on Not Named peaches. Class 207-Plums and Prunes.
 J. T. Logan, Aultman - First on blue Damson, Plums, not named, and plate largest and heaviest plums.
 Robert Finnie, Camp Verde-First on Green Gage and second on Blue Damson. J. I. Gardner, Prescott-First on French prunes.
 L. L. Young, Clarkdale- Second on French prunes.
 C. D. Willard, Cottonwood-First on plate largest plums and second on variety not named.
 C. B. Coulson, Aultman-First on Wickson
 w. G. Wingfeld, Camp Verde - Second on Wickson. |. Class 2Os-Grapes.
 John Bianconi, Prescott-First on Concord, Delaware, Mission, Ihomp- sons seedless, Niagara and variety rot named, and longest one-year growth of grapevine.
 H. NJ. Hartson, Prescott-Second on Malagas.
 Class Miscellaneous Fruits.
 John I. Marksbury, Camp Verde First on nectarincs.
 L. L. Young, Clarkdale-First or quinces.
 C. D. Willard, Cottonwood-Firs' OH pomegranates; second on quinces
 w. G. Wingheld, Camp Verde = Second on pomegranates.
 C. B. Coulson, Aultman-First or native walnuts and persimmons.
 NJ. A. Perkins, Perkinsville-Secont on persimmons.
 L. L. Young, special for Smyrn' quinces.
 C. D. Willard, special for figs. Oak Creek Canning Co.,, blue rib bons for canned peaches and toma toes.
 Special Ribbons. Iohn G. Allen, Cherry, for Azte' squash. F. B. Wood, Prescott, for proceSse' exhibit from Chamber of Commerce Fl. Willis, Linden, for Blue Victo potatoes. F. o. Allen, Flagstaff, for flax, rc' clover and hops. | E. T. Hinds, Williams, for Whit Greeley potatoes.
 F. o. Allen, Flagstaff, for collcc , ton of shcaf grains. w. F. Hall, Prescott, for kverbear ing strawberries, picked October ~. : Red Ribbons. Burl Jones, Dewey, for white an |, yellow dent corn. } Chas. Human, Dewey, sheat ot ot dan grass. (Both members ot tn T Dewey Boys Corn Club)- ;. Sweepstakes. i Class 211.-Bcst display dry tarme c nroducts from ono producer. }. Red Apple Ranch, Prescott-tlrS : 5000. . II E. T. Hinds, Williams-Sccond. 5 ,, Class 212.-Best county display, al T. riculture and horticulture. d Yavapai county-First, $3OOO.
 Coconino county-Sccond, SAO.UV- t Class 2l3.-Bcst display agricultur; Ii and horticultural products from on . exhibitor. = John Bianconi, Prescott-First, $l | F. O. Allen, Flagstaf-Sccond, 5 Glass 214.-Bcst display dairy produe 't (butter). f E. w. Marlowc, Simmons, $5. d Class 215.-Largest collection veg 't tables from one grower.
 John Bianconi, Prescott-First, 5 d C. F. Benson, Flagstaff, Second, 5 Class 216-Best display forage cro1 d from one grower.
 John Biancon, Prescott-First, s st Red Apple Ranch, Prescott - Sc
 ond s. st Class 217. - Largest collection
 apples from one grower. 'n C. B. Coulson-First, $.
 L. L. Young-Sccond, s. st Class 21s.-Largest collection pears.