Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-01
YAVAPAI TAXES MANY BLUE
 RIBBONS
REDS ARE ALSO PLENT1- FUL BUT ARE oUTNUM- BERED OVER TWO TO ONE.

wonderful exhibit made by 4avapa county at the State Fair in PnospN last week the list of premiums cap tured by the agriculturists of ths north was completed yesterday by Secretary Grace Sparkes of the Cham Der of Commerce.
 The names of those who took bluc and red ribbons follow and the blues outnumber the reds almost two to one proving that things that arc grown in Yavapai county are of q very high grade.
 The Blue Ribbons.
 Peaches.
 Lemon King, R R. Willard; Bilyeus Late, R. R. Willard.
 Pears.
 Garber. L. L. Young; Le Conte aad Winter Bartlett, C. D. Willard; Pat rick Barry, R. R. Willard; Pound, l.. L. Young; Winter Nellis, (. D. Vii lard
 Plums and Prunea.
 Shire plums, C. D. Willard; Prunes, any variety, John Chartz.
 .5 Grapes.
 Concord, Delaware, Seedless SuI- tana, Thompson Seedless, and any other variety, John Bianconi. Mr. Bianconi also got first prize for best and largest collection of grapes.
 Miscellaneous Fruits.
 Native walnuts, C. B. Coulson. Best exhibit of processed fruits n glass jars, Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce. (Processed by F. B. Wood)
 Apples.
 Ben Davis, Black Ben Davis, Cham pion, Fall Pippin, Jonathan, King David, Northwestern Greening, Rhods Island Greening, Winesap (Stayman). Winesap, York Imperial, for each Of above varieties C. B. Coulson rcceiv- ed first prize, f
 Baldwin, L. L. Young; Commercial. A. C. Wood; Springdale, C. C. Gallo way; Maiden Blusn. NeYton Pippin. G. w. Wingfeld; Cofelt, White Win ter Pearnain, C. D. Willard; Delici. ous, F. NJ. EarnharS; Gravenste;n, Rambo. w. A. Jordan; Grimes Gold en, King David, Senator, D. w. Stewart; Nero, Swaar, R. R. Willard; Wealthy, John Chartz; York Imperi' al, J. l: Gardner. & For best commercial pack of hfty pounds Of apples, John Biahconi :. For best commercial pack of fifty pounds of apples, by boy under l2 years, Elmer C. Bianconi.
 Baled Hay. Best bale of rye, Haseayanpa Al falfa Farms Co. Any other variety, John Biauconi
 Threshed Grains and Seeds. Sudan Grass. John Bjanconi
 Vegetables and Roots.
 Best peck of Burbank posatoes.i Mir. Haroich. Best peck any other variety, II. C.| Vincent. Best half bushei, aay other variety, w. L. Roberts.
 Best half bushei yellow sweet eo- tatoes, W. A. Jordan.
 Sugar Beets, o. NJ. Bates,
 Red Weather6eld; John Biaucoqi. Yellow Danvers onions, F. Leo. Onion sets, Chas. Burrus. Citrons, John Biarconi. Long Red radishes, ". A. Joraan. French Breakfast radishes JohH Bianconi Turnips, F. M. Weston. Tomatoes, John Biaacoui. Chili, R. R. Willard. Celery, John Bianconi.
 Sheaf and Head Exhibits. Best sheaf of Sudan grass, M:.I Blalock.
 Yellow Dent, John Bianeori Best dozen cars Reed Yellow Deut, John Bianconi. Best dozen ears Bloody Butcher, John Bianconi. Best dozen ears any other color Dent, John Bianconi, Best dozen ears White Flint, Jos.I Chiantaretto. Best dozen ears Yellow Flint, JohaI Bianconi. l
 The Red Ribbons.
 The following are the red ribbon winners:
 Peaches. R. R. Willard.
 Pears Mrs. Topping, C. D. Willard, and ]. I. Gardner.
 Grapes.
 o. M. Bates and John Biaaconi.
 Apples.
 L. L. Young. (. C. Galloway, w. c, Chas. Chestnut, A. G. Wood, C. B. Coplsou, C. D. Willard, and K. K. Willard.
 Vegetables and Roots. F. M! Weston, 5. O. Denny, Johu Biahconi, Boslcy & Coughrsn, O. M.1 Bates. Lee Brothers, w. L. Roberts, and (. D. Willard.
 Threshed Grains and Grasses. Bosley & Coughra1, John Bianconi, md John Diambrouzi
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