The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-31
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| NH4Ie WydHuOICe, COCK, A. warner, 1st $150
 Brown Leghorn cock, Bertha Thom- as, 2nd, $1OO
 Rhode Island Red, cock, Vernon McGrath, 1st, 1.50.
 33-Plymouth Rock, hen, Mrs. A. E.. Keeler, 1st, ribbon; James Stinson, 2nd $1,OO
 White Wyandotte hen, A Warner, 1st s1.5O.
 Rhode Island, hen, V. McGrath, 1st, $50.
 34-Plymouth Rock, cockerel, Mrs. | A. E. Keeler, 1st ribbon.
 White Leghorn, cockerel, A. War her, 1st, $1.50
 Rhode Island Red cockerel, Mrs. H. Jackson, 2nd, $1.O0; Dave Buck, merit
 35-Plymouth Rock, bullet, James Stinson 1st, $50. Red Pyle Game, bullet, J. K. Chil- ton 1st s1.5O
 Brown Leghorn, bullet, Bertha M. Thomas, 1st, S1.50.
 White Leghorn, bullet, A. Warner, S1.5O.
 Rhode Island Red bullet, Mrs. H. Jackson, 1st, 1.5O; V. McGrath, 2nd, | $1.OO.
 96-Pen chickens V McGrath, 1st, l 1.5O; Mrs. H. Jackson, 2nd, $1.OO.
 SpeciaI-Pigeons, R. Hightower, 1st, ! $1.50; V. McGrath, 2nd, $1.0O
 Spec:al-Turkeys cock, E. Mon tierth, 1st $50.
 Turkeys, hen E Montierth, End, $1. Depar5ment "G'-Rabbts Jesse B. Simms Supt., N. L. Harris, Judge.
 37-Pen Commercial Rabbits, James Stinson, 1st $500; J. w. Aker End $500.
 Department "H"-Farm Crops
 Jesse B. Simms, Supt. w. F. Cook and A. F. Kinnison, Judges
 3S-Largest Ear Corn, Alex Stewart 1st, S200; R. D. Williams, 2nd, 1.5O. 39-Ten Ears Eureka Red Cob Corn z A. L. Stewart, 1st, $2.OO; R. c. Moore 2nd, s1.50 40-Ten Ears Duncan Dent Corn, R D. Williams, 1st, $2.OO; Geo. M :. Smith, 2nd, $50. 41-Ten Ears Sacaton June Corn . Jos. w. Wilkins, lst, $2.OO; A F ' Stewart, 2nd, S150; D D Wilkins. m er it. :, 42-Ten Ears any other variety oi Corn, Jos D. Wilkins, 1st, 200; R. [ ans, 2nd, 1.50; Bertha Thomas merit. 43-Ten Ears Popcorn any variety Jos. D. Wilkins, 1st, $2.OO; R. D. Will Hams, 2nd, $1.50 Bertha Thomas merit. 44-Sweepstakes Jos D. Wilkins s7OO.
 46-Best peck Early Baart Wheat, +; A. Wilson, 1st, $2.OO.
 51-Ten stalks Milo Maize Or any other Grain Sorghum R c. Moore 1st, $2.00; Mrs. w. H. Alexander, 2nd $1.50; Geo. Smith, merit 54-Best bale Horse Hay, Geo w. Stinson, 1st, $4.OO 55-Best bale Cow Hay, Geo. w. : son, 1st, $4.00. , Department "I"-HorticuIture, Fruits l and Vegetables Jesse B. Simms, Supt., W. M Cook , and A. F. Kinnison, Judges , 57-Gano apples, T. M. McCullough, 1 1st, $50. . Ben Davis Apples, A. L. Stewart 1st, $1.50; T. M. Mccullough, End, S1. : Winesaps, A. L. Stewart, 1st, $1.5O; T. M. Mccullough, End $1.OO , Grimes Golden A. L. Stewart, 1st, , s15O. W. W. Pearmain, A IL. Stewart, 1st, 1 $50. York Imperial, A. L. Stewart, 1st, , s15O . Missouri Pippins, A. L. Stewart, 1st, s150.
 Staymen Winesaps, A. Wahlin, 1st, ribbon. !, Jonathans, A. Wahl;n, 1st, ribbon. Peaches, W. T. Sanders list $1.50. | Grapes, Miss Etta Shrisman, 1st, S1.50 -l 5S-Best 3 boxes Commercial Pack -i Apples, A L. Stewart, 1st, $500 ,i 59-Cabbage, R. D. Williams, 1st, $2.00; A. Warner 2nd, $1.OO ,l Potatoes, R. D. Williams, 1st, $2.OO ,i Cantaloupes, R. D Williams, 1st, $2
 Squash, R. D. Moore, 1st, $2.O0; J. T Branyon, 2nd $1.O0; R. D. Wi!- :. Hams, merit. Sweet Potatoes, R. D. Williams 1st $2.00; Dave Buck, 2nd, $1.00; c E Richardson, merit
 60-Largest Squash Jos D Williams, 1st, $2.00.
 61-Largest watermelon, Second Francese, 1st, s2.00.
 63-Best exhibit Vegetables, farm grown, Second Francese, 1st, $3.00; R c. Moore 2nd, $2.O0; A. Warner, merit
 Special-Sacharine Sorghum, B. J. Wilkins, 1st, $50.
 Special Tomatoes, Sam Tilley, 1st, Sl.50: Second Francese, 2nd, $1.Oo 65AEXhibit Cut Flowers. Mrs. Jesse