Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-22


second: no first.
Rome Beauty-S. M. Stuart, Brogan,
first; P. #. Countryman. Ontario,
second.
White Winter Pearmain--Morton
Barrows (agent for Fred Mahan). On
tario, second; no first
Jonathan-A. A. Doubrava, Brogan,
first; NJ. L. Goodwin. Brogan. second.
Winesap-S. M. Willis, Brogan.
first; Morton Barrows (Mahan), On
tario, second.
Rhode Island Greening - Emile
Leonore, Brogan, first: d. M. Willis.
Brogan, second.
wagner-P. F. Countryman. Ontario.
second: no first.
Delicious-Emile Leonore. Brogan.
first: S NJ. Stuart, Brogan, second.
PEARS, PEACHES, GRAPES.
| Bartlett. ]. Tschirsi, Brogan. Sec
ond; no first
Flemish Beauty-S. M. Willis, Bro
gan. second; no first
Display peaches-H. De Jongher,
Brogan, first; Henry Freeburgh, Bro
gan, second.
Display grapes-A. A. Doubrava, Bro
gan, first; ]. A. Walters, Ontario, Sec
ond.
PLUMs AND PRUNEs.
Satsuma-Morton Barrows (Mahan),
Ontario, second; no first.
Wild Goose-C. H. Brown, Ontario
second; no first.
Damson-N. j. Carmen, Payette
first; Mrs. Grant Fisher, Fruitland
second.
Italian prunes-Mrs. Grant Fisher
first; Glade Fisher, Fruitland, second
French or Petite-E. w. Madison
Payette, first; Mrs. Gram Fisher, Sec
ond.
Hungarian prunes-Mrs B. thinner
man, Payette. first; E. w. Madison
Payette. second.
Wild plums-Edwin Barry, Ontario
second: no first.
Display trawberries-Mrs. M. Stone
Payette, first; A. Won Readen, Ontario
second
FRUlT-sWEEPsTAKEs.
Display fruit grown by one exhibitor
n. De Jongher. Brogan, first; 8. M
Willis, Brogan. second.
Display of fruit grown by one COM
munity-Brogan community, first; Big
Bend district, second.
Best packed box of apples-M. l.
Goodwin, Brogan, first; S. NJ. Willis
Brogan, second.
The judge of fruits was A. T. Pen
nington of Weiser. Mr.. Pennington is
the efficient fruit inspector of Wash
ington county, Idaho.
| POULTRY-WINNE
The poultry show was thu largest and
best in the history of the Malheur
county fair. The premium winners in
the several classes are as follows:
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
/. Cock-Wi!bur Clayton, Payette. first
and second.
Hen-Wilour Clayton, Payette, first
and second.
Cockerel-wilbur Clayton, Payette
first; Mrs. N. Tommisson, Nyssa, Sec
ond.
Pullet--Mrs. N. Tommisson, Nyssa
first; Will Pennington, Ontario, second
Breeding pen-C. E. Dibble, Payette
first Wilbur Clayton, Payette, second
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Hen-G. w. MCGEE, New Plymouth
first; no second.
Cockerel-G. w. MCGEE, New Ply.
mouth, first; no second.
Pullet-G w. MCGEE. New Plymouth
first; no second.
Breeding pen-G. w. Curtis, Ontario
first and second.
WHITE WYANDoTTES.
Cooke. w. Matthews, Ontario, first;
no second.
Hen-G. w. Matthews, first; no sec.
ond.
Pullet-G. w Matthews, first: A. ]
Smith, Payette. second.
Breeding pen-G. w. Matthews, first;
no second.
S. c. RHODE ISLAND REDS.
Cock-Graham Park. Fruitland, first;
Mrs. l.. H. Spring, Payette, second.
Hen-Graham Park, first: Mrs. l.. H
Spring, second.
Cockerel-Graham Park, first; Mrs
L. H. Spring, second
Pullet-Graham Park. first; Mrs. L
H. Spring. second.
Breeding pen--Graham Park, first
Mrs. L. H. Spring. second.
WHITE LEGHORNS.
Cock-Harvey Bean, New Plymouth
first; no second.
Hen-Harvey Bean, first and second