Willamette farmer., February 15, 1873, Page 8, Image 8

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WIIjL-AiMETTE faemee.
Oregon State Agricultural Society.
'-. LIST. OF PKKMIUM8. .
Continual from Third Itigc.
Clua III-ftlierp.
'yJiulcsfor cxMlitionyifiSieejh j.
"KxlilMtorK of fcliccp shrill 1o required to innko n writ'
ten statement or ufllcliill, ntul tugito to the MtiHrliv
teudent of the proper cIhsmih:
'1st Tlic hricdluK of hheep ollm-il by them for piC'
iniu mo.
2d The iiinmirr of prtimrlng the hhctp fur exlilbl
tlou whether tho sluep httve been gialit or grans fed;
if grain, iu uhut quantitir.s; ami if giasH, tho character
of the nautili ,
!Id Those exhibiting sheep forpiemimiiH ofllicd for
wool nnd mutton, hhnll ekhibit the Miorn llccco with
tho Micep, tog) tlit-r with u stutiinciit of tliu tiuio of iln
;iotli,
llh The cimniiltU shiill tul.e into roiitlik-riitluii tho
iunlily us well iih the weight of the tierce, nnd quality
and ngo ns ui 11 mi tho weight of rnrenstf.
Xo. 1 Ai))i'),iran(i'roi.ilVf7) Merino.
Duck, 2 ycnrH old nnd upward $ 10 $ 0
Duck, 1 " " r :t
Yeniling Vwc r. n
I'.we and lamb 5 II
Thrro l.imbi 5 U
JYo. 52 Sjmnish Merino.
Knmr premiums n N'o. 1.
Xo. French Merino.
.S.kiiif preuilums iih No. 1.
Xo. -1 Southilownx.
K.une priiniiiuiN as No. 1.
Xo. . Xew Oxfordshire.
Rune jircmiiinis hi No. I,
J ro. (! I.cieesU'rsh ire.
SiTlne prriuiiiuis ns No. 1.
Xo. 7 Cots wolds.
S.iiiio preiiiliiiiis nw Vo. I,
JYo. S Graded SheejtJ'or Wool anil
M : Mutton.
Same pieiidiiiiiH aii'No. 1.
Xo. WFat Sheep.
I'uir of wtthern fi II
" i wen fi :i
laiiibn ;l '2
Award of 1'xemiuuiH, a Hatisfactory statement, iu wri-1
UutfO.tliat the dlfferfat vftretieH exhibited nrc true to the
blood .represented, nnd in case no certificate Is given,
lio" premium Khali bo paid, though awarded by the
eommittteo; nnd tho Superintendents are hereby in-1
Miucted not to award premiums except for tho viiric-,
tk'H named in thu above list. .
-Dntrnnce fee, ten per cent. i
Samitki. Ai.i.kk, Salem, Snp't. i
rlnux V.-I'nrnitnc Product
Xo. 1 Grain Fieldx, dr.
Bent 10 acres l'nll wheat
Dent G iicrcw "
Dent 10 aercH Spring wheat J
llcst fiiicics "
Dcht 10 ncrcM oats
llest fi acres oats lfi
Dest 5 acres llax-aeed
Host ! ncres b irh'y
Ik'ht 1 acre bueUw Ik at
Iteht Y, nereof white beans 10
Dent y, nre rntalinga 10
ItO S 20
20 13
80 20
20 1m
10 20
in 10
20 10
10 7
7 C
2.i 10
ir, io
r, u
io r,
io o
limit for wool and uiiitlou, any bleed K
Anuorn (Junta,
Duck, S! j earn old and upward 10
Ilent i aero miiiiechvuttxl 10
Debt y, ncre carrots 10
llest fi arics i,e 10
Iteht i aero augur beets, each competitor to
exhibit at leant Till lbs. of his product
llcst fi acres of corn
Hist 1 nciu corn
Jlest 1 acre potatoes
llcst 1 ncre nlfnlfn 10
Competitor for theho premiums must furnish a cer
tificate of theinsehes, nhow lug tho method of cultiva
tion, Including kind of boll and date of seeding, nccom-
panted by a sworn certificate of at least two disinter
ested persons, showing the amount of grain produced
nnd the number of acres.
A sample of one bushel of grain, Ac, shall accom
pany each certlllcnte.
Kott.- The committee, in judging grain crops, ft hull
take into consideration the quality of the product and
its Mililo In market.
JYo. 2 drains.
llet bushel corn $ !l
llct
llest
llest
llest
llest
llest
llest
llest
lttrlcy 3
Wlliterwhcat 10
10
fi
Sluing oats II
whlto Winter barley 3
Spring wheat.
11 nun Wlim . .
9 a
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n
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io r.
H fi
io n
H fi
r :i
io c
lluek. I ' fi
Yearling ewo fi
1'wo and I jitnb fi
Throe 1. umbs fi
Tho mien of Class II must be strictly complied with.
Ten per rent, entlanee in Class II.
Thu person icecling the highest number of first
iiii mliims, In bo nw-arded a gold medal, the second
highest, silur luvdal.
I' II. (Imri'iN, I.inn rminty, Sup't,
J -I ' (Ins ir.-Nwlu, Poultry lc.
jYo. 1 Ilerkxh ire.
llo.tr, 2 .M'.irrinld and upward I." $ 10
Hoar, 1 " "
Hoar II mouths and not lunrold
Niw, 'J eais idil and upwnrd.. ,,.......,...
Sow, 1 " "
How, li mouths and not I) enroll
Miter of plgs.uot lees limit!', under (I mouths
. 2 J'.e.e.
HlUie puiiiiilins as No. I.
J'o. lCuvter 11'Miw.
.s'aiue pieiiiiuuis lis No. I.
jYo. IHujolfr.
S.uno premiums as No. 1.
JYo. 5 OraiUil.
Same premiums as No, 1.
Sireemtakes.
Host lsar of any bu is! I," 10
Dest sow of au breid Ifi 10
Kntmnee fee, 10 per cent.
JYo. ti Poultry.
Lot white doikiiigs, 1 cock and 2 hens :l
Lot grey or sieekled, I eoek nnd 2 hens a
Lot bUek Smnlli, I iSK'k nnd 2 hens a
Lot white l'olauds " " a
Lot black Tola mis " a
Lot golden l'olands " " a
Lot silvrr 1'olainls ' a
Iot red or bull Sh.tngluo " a
T.ot)hltoPhaughiv " ' a
Lot Imntams, f.old hire, 1 rock and 2 hen. . , a
" slUcrlace. " " ... .1
Lot HuUmi greys, 1 cock And 2 heim a
lil Diiilivdi r.mtia 1 link " a
Lot Cochin t.'hlim " " a
Lot other foreign valic ties, 1 nvk anil 2 liens a
Lot of any other dUtlmt arlrtv not leds than
iiix....:.. a
Turkeys.
Lot, rock and 2 hens a
Ducks,
Lot, drake nnd 2 hens 'a
Geese,
llest pair roiiiuiou
" Itremell
" White China
" brown ,
" wild grey ,
Guinea Fowls,
llt lot ,.,.
l'air white.
Pea Fixcls.'
Lot, cock and hen v , .
1'air, common while
rilr, lop-nnd
.y&tmWMy-ylKi'tfi:.
10
2 1
2 1
2 1
2 1
a 2
a 2
a 2
re
buckwheat
llest saiiipl" bloom com
llest 12 ears corn, 2 varieties each
Sii'eejmtakes J rem lam .
For bet dlspl.n of grains grouu by oue man
Xo. .' Secils.
Hist Hituiple white beans, 1 peck
" puis
" thu seed "
: timothy se d "
" ieile!oerseed"
whltn " "
" uivhaid grass suil, 1 peck
Hint iMiuple hops, 10 lbs a
llcst km III pie tobtcco, 10 lbs, leaf a
Sweepstakes Fran iums.
llest usoi tiiiciit of grass ccds grown in Oro
gnu by oue man, no less than 10 varieties,
correctly named, with lutnnlcal and com
mon name, accompanied with a short de
scription of the qualities nnd season of
giowth, yield, tie., of each Mirlety: the
name mid description to bo left with tho
Superintendent for publication In tho Socl
eh 'a transactions 20
The person taking the highest nnmlier of first pre
miums iu this Class, torccehe a gold medal, tho sec
ond highest, a silver medal.
Maiitin Lvi'tit, Linn i-ouuty Superiuleudeiit.
10
run VI-AnrltuUurl IniplrmeiiU
rlilnra.
nd
j
a
i
i
rin
uirgcM ioi . ,..!,. v iv,.. "
Hulk. 1'emor.i'cxVdbtttne; poultry, shall furnish io;
the Supoiimeu4ft vl the Cs fori4blientioii iu the'
HUAVTf I
fTlio tdowlnc mntrh will take nlaco nt tho tinto nnd
ihico hereafter to K named, muler tho direction of tho
judges, provided that no less than two i utrles are wade
wltn tin' hieninr.
Xo. 1 Plowiny Match trith Walking
J'oicm. t
riowing with oxen, horses or mules.
( flowing mutch to coiiimcuco as directed by the
judge, nnd to continue Iu Mich nuiuuer as thoy shall
deem Wnt for a fair trinl.
llovsover 1(1 and under 18 $10 ? 5
' " It and under 111 10 0
11 under II... ' 10 C
Nor. No on Is allowed to compete iu more than
one class of ages.
Xo. 2 Oivyon Manufacture,
ltlrtcliom li f.VAiMor..-" Exhibitors nro desired to
glie as early notice as possible of Article to bo entered
for the following premiums, no that they may bo ar
ranged iu their Appropriate Class,
Det collection of Oiegon wennls. .
Threshing mnehiue
X
ltenplng maehtup
I'low 10
Sulkey plow 15
Dest ilyuoniomeler 10
Dcst plow coulter 5
Dest wool Kder. 5
llsy press 2d
drubbing iiutetilne. . .....)..;,.'.., lfi
nitching machine 15
Mowing machino ...... ,.'.'vt,..'if,. ...... 15
jj.V:r
drain sower.
nH.l.i a.......n
I..IU VlNi.llV't . 't .1.J,.. .........
Orln nd seed Urtwer" . . !A . . : ......
Cultirator.'. . . ., .7?
Hsrrow ,
ltorue rke
Homo rke, riding v ........ v. ..
IWt beadet-lxsl ?iuMnetltwltu t lew to
"dnnxbility ind imiKr sanng of endu,,".1!- 10
nmiuiu. . ,.....v..J .VV :no,7,
15
8
25
10
8
5
10
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Tin.. i.'i.in,.TKi iv itni'rir.AH Coun
ty. llv n letter from James Sterling,
or uuKinmi, me itoseourg j-iuiiitMit
learns that the Canadian horse disease
lias broken out in the northern part of
Douglas county. Mr, Hendricks, of
AViillccr Valley, lost hIx horses, Mr.
Mowyern fine stallion, ami Messrs.
Trvmr. MnKtlltinV llllll OtllerS. Ol
I Yniieollu. liiul scvurnl sick that were
l likely to die, ns no remedy had yet
I been' found. We are Indebted to nil
officer of the l S. Army, who Is
familiar with the disease, forn metlioil
of tiealnietit, which is wild to be
gencrall v sncecsful. The disease Is a
swelling of the glands of the throat.
Upon Its first appearance glvo Sloan'n
condition powders twice n day for the
llrst two days, nnd once a day hereafter.
Uathe the nostrils and throat with
worm water and apply bran poultices
mixed with oil or crease. In u few
days the swelling will break on the
outside anil the danger is over. Keep
the horse blanketed and protected
from tho cold or rain. Great care
Hhould ho taken to prevent tho spread
of the dK-use. I'lutmlcula:
Jacksonville, Feb. 10. General
Cunby nnd Aid, witli Mr. Cose of the
Modoc Peace Commission, arrived
hero to-luy. They leave Linkvllle, In
tho Laku country, in the morning,
where they aro to meet the other
Commissioners on the 15th Instant.
Everything Is reported quiet at the
front, the Indians having been on
their good behavior since their slight
repulse by Colonel Ucrnard.
A heavy rain is falling hero to-night.
Tho llnlklln Miys : If. L. Bacon,
of Galln. Michigan, reached Oregon
on Monday by tho AJax. Mr. lincnn
comes on a visit to his rulatlves, Hon.
J. M. Uaeon, of Oregon City. Ho left
Michigan two weeks agu burled to
the depth of thrco feet In snow drifts,
with piercing cold weather everywhere.
At a meeting of the Washington
County Agricultural Society, held
lat week, Hamilton lloyd was elected
superintendent of class a, running
horsw; 8. Hughes, Superintendent of
graded horses, and A. Lowelllng, sup
erlntendent of class No. ii.
A tiro occurred nt Ashland on Satur
day, In tho residence of W. Griffin,
doing damage to the amount of S 175,
to clothing nnd furniture.
OAUrORlfZA MARKETS.
HT TKLKUHAI'll.
San Francisco, Feb. 12. Flour
Cargo of a.ooo hhls oxtm cleared for
Cential America yesterday. Other
Invoices will ho sent to the same mar
ket, Also a cargo for Hong Kong
Kuportlne, $4 TfifVri &"i; extra, S5 75(i?0,
vv neai. oo inner ror common,
Perlor. 1 GOoul 70! roust. St 7."ffi
fair to choice slilnolm; and nihllm-
i o- . - o
-fie lower for common; sup
(J01 70! coast, SI 7offl Bo;
f 1 S5(ol OS
Provisions Cal Uaeon, ll(?13c;
vMiyuii, i.u, vni j in ins, iL'tttiac plain,
and llcsinmr curnl.
Wool Sales of 50,000 lbs fall at cur-
rviu rmes. jinntei quiet ; rates nom-
inal 1802lo for shipping grades of fall.
Hldes-Cal dry, 18lnc; salted, 8J
w, vivftuiii ui.v, vu, aiieu,vi(,iu.
rOATZiAXTD MAB3CST.
Pouri-ANi), Feb. 12. The Bulletin',)
market report contains the following :
Wheat The market rcmnlns un
changed and prices nominal nt St CO
per cental.
Oats Local demand weak; ship,
ments below buoy up tho market at
fi.mfiOc per bushel.
Flour Itenmlna firm nt former quo
tations, viz: From $1 50 to S3 so bbl
acconllng to tho brand.
Feed Middlings find readv salu at
S'!llil!t' M linl. Inn .....in.....
T, " i. V . """ "mil i-uiiiillllCS
tlrm nt $10alS per ton.
Hurley Portlnnd quotations remain
at 1 45a 1 fiOiier cental sacked nnd de
livered. Potatoes-Prices remain firm at ilir
urcs ranging from 35 to40o per bushel,
according to tho quantity.
Poult ryrChlckens are in good dc
maud nt ?3 7.a4 per do; Geese bring
sin per do.; Turkeys lOo por lh.
lluttor Fair country brands find
slow sale at 25aa0e per lmund, while
fancy dairy as usual romalu tlrm at
10a45c.
Eggs-Find lvady .sjilc at 22o ier
dozen.
Bacon-Continues firm at our form
or tlgures: Sides, Hal2c per lb; Hams,
12ul4c; bhoulders, 8a0 and jolei nt 0
cents per tb.
Hny Ih in somewhat better demand
aud remains tlrm at the old flgures
SbjalS for Timothy, aud SSall for
lid.
Hides Green salt. 7Jc; green. Io1
dry, 16; dry salted, lJo pe'r &? ' "'
a. ,,ri,lu lu """i llal2c; in kegs,
Ida lie
SALEM MASKST.
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I5CKD JSTKnV CATlllDAV, BT
CLARKE Jt CRAIG,
rcBUsimis ami rnorniKTor.j.
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Adicrtbcmoiitt IsMTtol forlci'i.tlisnonotnontii,
1 per Kiusre for ltrt luicrtlen J (I for eiich mibiu
cpient In-ortlon.
Ailvcrtltcmcnt nn the Mil nnd Sih pngcn, ai'd
Special Notice, will bo churned 33 per cent, ad
lance on thcaboie rntets
ncadlns Notlcci. 33 cents per line.
AdvcrtUcmcnt. to And a pbco In tho FAnMsn,
muil be nnoblccllonaWe.
Qtw gl(U'cri.$(iHftis!.
BELT & JOHNS,
Druggists & Apothecaries
t!071JTIIHCIAI, STJIKET,
Oppolto Cheinckcta Homo,
SALEM, - - - OREGON.
DEALEHS IN
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS.
A complete noortincnt ot
Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, and
Toilet Articles,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
Etc, etc
Physicians' Prescriptions
AMI
PAHII.Y IIKCIVK
Cnrefullr Compiled, at nil bouo, day or nlsar. i
An Kxprrlenceil Drtijixl!.
Sept. II. 1S. 3Wf
II J. W ton
.T. C. WRIGHT,
di:am:i:j.v
Family Groceries,
Gig-tir,
Tobncco,
Crockery'
IVotions,
Sugrarj, .
Coflee,
Tea,
Salt,
Candle
Soap,
AtlENT roil IMPERIAL KIItE IXSURAKCK
uoMi'Axr of fcoxuoy.
SEED POTATOES.
Nv and Choico Varieties
I HAVE NOW FOR 8ALK THE FOLLOW
tiiB mperlor rlelU or I'otaloct:
King of the Earlies.
Thlil. without exception, tho carllcit Mrlflj
III cultlTMloo. ne to tin duj .-arller than the cel
ebrated Early Itow, ami fully IU equal u qmm
and prodnctfvenc. I'er bnihcl. ftM. '
EARLY ROSE.
Thl llftnililnl VMrl.tlu f. ..11 . tit.. .u
My exhibit of Early 1'ntatoct took the Urn pro
tnlum at the laat Stale Fair. p
PEERLESS.
ThA lAtAtt n1 Kat nf ll At . n .
lfnT fnrlhn tntln jHtit IIm.ia.. aaa.i. ..
rrofnbrmetook tUo FIHST I'ltEMIUM at the
ftrnsmeftaUxthatihU U a lnable Tarictr fw
mt eDonuou prodnctUenew, i-licelt at th lied
Of Mil (ithtP Varitl fiiMnHl hiIiIhiI.. t.,
buahii.$i.0O - ..
-AlVft UTK "OSK, XKW WniTE TEACH.
BLOW, CLIMAX aoODIttcn, ana llfciiiif
CkT All PatAfA AAIltUlt tiv in n.Mn.
true to name.
Potatoes by MaiL
For tba arfnmnift.llti.M nt ll.a. . . Jt......
who dealre Inlal anv nt it.. lint-. ..l.i. tmi
end a packace f ontalnlne foor poonda of either of
the aboie. pojlpald. on receipt of one dollar, or U
package for Are dollar.
jam. .Aimonr
va1aMw. kjb A aavawan f
.,.... ,?!'- Satem, Orecon.
For ami. hr O. TklrWiyVAM .dn. .. A. T
Cunningham A Co., Salem'. '
w t.iuorai niaeonni to dealera. JanMml
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