Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-20
(From Sundays Daily)

Chairman Otto F. Orthel of
 the tickets committee of the i Northern Arizona State Fair
 stated yesterday that his unoffi-
 cial attendance reports showed
 that all previous marks for
 crowds had been exceeded in the
 fair which ended last night.
 Added to the multitude who
 bought tickets were hundreds of
 workers, attendants, school child
 ren and exhibitors who swelIed
 the crowds to far above any in
 the past.
 The agricultural and education dis plays entered at the N. A. State Fair 1 by Navajo county desdrve especial praise, 1t was stated by members ,ot the fair commission yesterday. Tc Frank J. Willis, fair commissioner from Navajo county, belongs con- imendatlon for the splendid exhibits en- tered by this enterprising county. Despite the fact that Willis had tc ship his products a great distance, it is one of the best displays at the fair. Quick work in dismantling and ship ping these exhibits was required. for the dates of the Navajo county fair preceded those of the Northern Ari- zona State Fair by only a few days.
 Th2 exhibits cf dry farming products from Navajo are large and various. that of MT. Willis being the largest Displays from F. McLawS. of Linden, and T. w. Hurley, of Clay Springs. attracted especial attention. Tur1ev had an excellent exhibit of corn and beans. McLaws' display being especially good In vegetables and small grains. Many other individual displays in the Ma vaJo exhibit attracted favorable com ment Navajo was awarded second and third moneys for the best coun- ty exhibit, F. J. Willis and F, Me Laws taking first and second prizes tor the best display for dry farmed products from one producer.
 . The complete list of prizes awarded in the agricultural and horticultural exhibit is as follows:
 Prizes awarded yesterday in the department of agriculture and horti- culture are as follows:
 Class 200, Ba1ed Hay: Alfalfa. Joel Jackson, Jerome Jc.. 1st: F. Claudson, Jerome Jc.. End. Sudan grass, Daily & Ruffner. Prescott. lst; no second Any other variety hay, Bianconi Bros, Prescott 1st; no second. Native grass, J. F. Young, Simmons, 1sr.
 Class POI, Threshed grains and seeds; Wheat, F. J. Willis, Linden, ist; F. McLaws, Lincoln, End. Oats. C. H. Ballard, Snowflake, 1st: I. Rencher, Snowflake, second. Bar ley Fred Back, Camp Verde, 1st; F. J. Willis, Linden, 2nd. Broom corn, Bianconi Bros. Prescott. 1st; no second. Any other variety grain sorguhm, F. McLaws, Linden. 1st; no second. Field peas, E. J. Brown, Prescott, lst: no second Pinto beans, C. H. Ballard, Snowflake. 1st; Dolly x Ruffner. Prescott. End: Han sen yellow beans, F. J. Willis. Lin den, 1st; F. F. Wilcox. Jerome Jc., End. Beans, white large. Bianconi Bros, Prescott, 1st; T. w. Hurley. JOppa, 2nd. Beans, white small. Bi- anconi Bros, Prescott, 1st; no sec ond. Beans, any other variety, F. F.. Brown, Prescott, 1st; IF. AIcLaws. Linden. 2nd. Alfalfa seed, Bianconi Bros, Prescott, 1st; no second.
 Class POP, Corn: Ycllo wdcnt w. M. Wood, Skull Valley, 1st: F. J. Willis, Linden, 2nd. White dent w. M. Wood, Skull Valley, 1st; F. Jerome Jc., 2nd. Any oth- CT variety corn, Bianconi Bros, Pres colt, lst; Ray Taner. Snowflake, 2nd. Pop corn, any variety, Charley Wal ! lace, Simmons, 1st; Biancom Bros. Prescott, 2nd. Best six stalks silage ,orn, Olaf Larson, Snowflake, 1st; ]. H. Rogers. Jerome Jc.. 2nd. Best ,iv heads milo, C. Paddock, Jerome Ic., lst; W. M. Wood. Skull Valley | Ind. Best six heads any other grain ! .orguhm, W. J. Clark, Jerome Jc., st; C. W .Bycrly, Jerome Jc., 2nd. Corn sweepstakes. best 10 cars com ,eting, W. M Wood, 1st and 2nd: }ianconi Bros. 3rd. h
 Class 203, Shcaf grains and grass ], s: Broom Corn. IT. Heslop; Ter- ,me Jc.. 1st; Bianconi Bros, Pres !. ott, 2nd Alfalfa, F. J. Willis, Lin len, lst; Bianconi Bros, Prescott. {, nd. Sudan grass, Dolly & Ruff f er. Prescott. 1st; Prof. l.. \. k George. Jerome Jc., znd. Any other orage grass, Ivy Sawyer, Jerome Il C., lst; Bianconi Bros, Prescott, r nd Sweet sorghum. any variety, !C
 stalks, w. AT Wood, Skull Valley, Ir st; C. H. Ballard, Snowflake. End. il wect clover. C. R. Fillerup. Snow i7 ake, lst; Bianconi Bros, Prescott, r nd t Class 2O4. Vegetables, roots. etc. T. abbageS, pointed head type, best 3 \ cads, Bianconi Bros. Prescott, 1st; I Ira Jenson, Shumway, 2nd Cab age, any other variety, best } It cads, Bianconi Bros. Prescott. 1st; IF rank. Denny, Prescott. 2nd Cauli- li over best } heads, Bianconi Bros, IN rescott, 1st: Ouong Sing Yuen. rescott, 2nd Celery, best bunch, c oc Ming, Prescott. lSt; Ouong Sing E ucn, Prescott, 2nd Cucumbers, [ mes Ninucci. Mayer, 1st; F. j. c fills, Linden, 2nd. Peppers, Ououa ng Yuen, Prescott, 1st; James !p inucci Mayer 2nd. Bell peppers, Ii uoHg Sing Yucn Prescott, 1st; c,
 H. Hagan, Jerome Tc., 2nd. Par s