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PREMIUM LIST
or TUK
Oregon State Agricultural Society
For 1875.
Uontluued.l
DIVISION L.
Jlill'mery, Seicing, Etc.
Lad; 's collar "
" linen set "
" handkerchief "
" apron "
" shawl "
" skirt "
" lump mat "
" " screen "
Mhises' white dress "
-" cloak "
" sacque "
" scarf "
" white skirt "
" flannel skirt "
" cheniUc "
LOO
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.50
2 1.00
2 1.00
1 .50
1 .50
1 .50
2 1.00
2 1.00
2 1.00
2 1.00
2 1.00
2 1.00
3 2.00
3 2.00
.'Mnsio case "
.Needle hook "
Night dress "
Ottoman cover "
Piano stool "
iPillow slips "
Tidyworhtcd "
Tidy white ' "
liaised work, -worsted, auimals .
" " flowers
Sofa cushion embroidered
Stand cover " .......
Table cover "
Floor mat "
Toilet cushion "
Watch case " .......
Child's buggy robe
Bolster case
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
.50
.50
2.00
.50
.50
200
Girls apron
Jno quilt .
CIim 5. BralsBsas.
Night dress
Chemise
Dn-wers
Hoy's snit
Counterpane
Child's dress
Child's clonk
Gent's slippers
Infant's whito ski it
Infant's cloak '.
" blanket
" sacque ,
Lady's opera cloak
" collar
2 LOO
2 LOO
2 1)00
2 LOO
2 1.00
2 LOO
2 1.00
.50
3 2.00
1 .50
3 2.00
2 1X)0
1 .50
1 .50
2 LOO
.Miss's w lute dress
" Bkirt ,
" flannel skirt
" apron
.Marseilles tidy
Class 6. Ilea4wrk.
'Book murk
Bible cushion
Bracelets
Card basket
Hanging basket
.Lamp mat
Needle book
Necklace
'.Watch case
Best specimen of any kind
Clans 7. Knlttlmg.
1 .CO
2 1.00
i .50
1 -CO
1 .50
1 .SO
1 .50
1 .SO
1 .SO
2 LOO
Basket cover, netted -.
Basket cover, crochet
Chair bolster, crochet
Work basket, crochet
Frame crochet
Gent'i socks, cotton
Gent'n socks, woolen
Glove:, hooked '.
knit , .
' crochet
Ludy ' stockings, cotton
" stockings, woolen
" collar, crochet
Lamp Wat
Mittens, hooked
" knit
" crochet
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
1 .50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.Money prrse, crochet
.50
jr let lire icuue, crochet
tand cover, crochet
It'taud cover, tatting
Xidy worsts'! crochet
" cotton crochet
' cotton netted
Weoleu comforter, crochet
Woalen comkirter. knit
2 LOO
2 LOO
2 1.00
2 LOO
1 .50
1 .50
1 .50
1 .50
2 1.00
2 LOO
2 LOO
1 .5(1
1 .50
Linen drawers knit lace
2 piL'ow cases, knit laco
Bolster case, ksit lace
Knit inserting
Lace inserting,
"Clasa & Miscellaneous.
Buckskin gloves, iiome made
Fau.-y .toilet set
txjreeu lor Are plate
Hearth rug, rag ,
Hearth ny:, fancy
Lady's work ktand, Jkonie made. . . .
Napkin rins, set of 6
Outside doer mat....
1 .50
1 .50
3 2.00
a i.mi
LOO
2.00
.50
LOO
Traveling .-jus;
LOO
.50
1j00
Wall basket
Work basket, furnished
H3T 8co CUvu 15, for lady's work.
3 Misses Uivfcr 11 years of orb art uot
aUoittii to coihjkU for priMums in tlds l)U
xUion.
Mr. W. P. Watssx, Snpt.
8weepstaes Premiums of Silver Plate.
In addition to the above yrtmlanu, the
Society offers the IcUouUkj :
A Fowr-Pago Saapylemsni with the Fannes? this Week.
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SALEM,
To tho person taking the highest number
of First Premiums in this Division (not less
than seven) silver plate valued at $25.
To the person taking tho second highest
number of First Premiums in this Division
(not less than live) silver plato valued at
$15.
E3" Tho above premiums will be on exhi
bition at the Fair, and presented to tho per
sons entitled to them by the awards of the
committee.
DIVISION M.
For Misses under 14 years of wje.
50
Class 1.
Salt rihing
Hop rising
Potato yeast
Soda biscuit
-Bread.
.50
...$1
... 1
... 1
... 1
.30
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
50
50
Class 2. Cakes.
Best assortment of cakes (not less
than 3) 5
5 Its. fresh butter 3
Class. 3. Dried Fruits.
Dried apples 1
" peaches 1
" currants 1
" plums) 1
" sweet com 1
" cherries 1
" gooseberries , 1
" pears 1
Best exhibit of dried fruits 3
3.00
2.00
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
2.00
LOO
LOO
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
LOO
.50
.50
.50
.50
2.00
.50
.50
.50
1.00
2.00
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
Tomato tigs 2
l'ear tigs z
Baspberry jam 1
Gooseberry cheeso 1
Quince honey 1
Prunes 1
Class -1. -Needle Work.
Best assortment tatting 1
Best assortment crochet 1
Buttonholes, C 1
Crochet tidy, worsted 2
Crochet tidy, cotton 1
Calico dress 1
Crochet mittens 1
Fancy apron 1
Patchwork quilt 3
Shirt'. 1
Skirt, white 1
Skirt, flannel 1
Set nuder clothing, plain 2
.50
,50
.50
Set under clothing, trimmed 3
Stockings, wool.
.50
" cotton.,
" darned .
Toilet cushion
Tatted collar
Class j. Fancy Work.
Burr work
Burr frame
Bead work
Bead basket
Book mark
Hair wreath
Hanging shelves
Moss wreath
Seed wreath ,
Shell basket
Shell frame
2 1.00
2 LOO
2 1.00
2 LOO
1 .50
2 LOO
2 LOO
2 LOO
2 LOO
2 LOO
2 LOO
3 2.00
Best specimen penmanship. .
aids. u. r. L oi.ueut, csnpt.
Sweepstakes Premiums of Silver Plate.
In addition to the above premiums, 'the
Society offers the following :
To the person taking the highest number
of First Premiums in this Division (not less
than seven) silver plate valued at $15.
To the person taking the second hichest
uumber of First Premiums in this Division
(not less than five) silver plato valued at $10.
r2S" The above premiums will be on exhi
bition at the Fair, and presented to the
persons entitled to them by tho awards of
the committee.
DIVISION N.
Fur Hisses tinder 12 yenrs of aye.
Apron...'. ..$1 .50
Calico dress 1 .50
Chemise , ,. ... 1 .50
Drawers ,. 1 .50
Nightdress 1 .50
Patchwork quilt , 1 .50
Pillowslips , . L .50
Skirt, white , 2'L00
Skirt, flannel 1 ,50
Shirt, hoys 1 .50
Stockings, knit wool....,..,." 1 .50
Mrs. Jacob Andkkbox, Bopt.
All articles shall be entered by or in the
name of the maker.
DIVISION O.
For hoy under 14 year of age.
Ax helve $1 .50
Carving, best specimen 2 LOO
Bracket, carved 1 .50
Braided whiplash 1 .50
Hand sled .- 1 .50
Picture frame, carved 1 .50
Entrance 10 per cent.
Bun. AU articles entered for premiums
in this Class shall be entered by or iu the
name of the maker.
Taos. Edwards, finpt.
DIVISION P.
FnlU.
'class 1 .Apples.
Best 12 varieties, best specimens, cor
rectly named, 3 specimens each... 8 f4
Be 4 varieties, Lett specimens, cor
rectly imati, 3 specimens each... -4 3
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OREGON, MARCH
Best 3 specimens each of the following
varieties : Bambo, Fill Pippin, Bald
win, Northern Spy, Ortlcy, Blno
Peiirmnin, Esopus Spitzenberg,
White Winter Pearmnin, Wiue Sip,
ftr,mr TtpH Phpk Vinnill. Yellow
Newtown Pippin 8 4
Best 3 specimens of each of the fol
lowing varieties of shipping apples:
Yellow Newtown Pippin. Bed Cheek
Viimin. Swunr. Wiue Sap 4 2
3 largo bpecimens of any variety.
Best new seedling
2 1
Class 2. Pears.
Best 10 varieties, best specimens, cor
rectly named, 3 sxiecimens each... i?8 $4
Best 3 specimens ot tho following va
rieties: Buuro Easter, WiuterNellis,
Beurro d'Aujon, Seekel and Full
Butter 4 2
Lirgest 3 specimens of ivuy variety.. 2 1
Best new seedling 2
Class 3. I'caclies.
Best oxhibit 5 3
Class 1. Prunes.
Best exhibit 4 2
Class 5. Plums.
Bestexhibit i 2
Class 0. Quince.
Best 3 specimens of any variety 2 1
Class 7. Grapes.
Best 0 good native varieties, 3 buuehes
each , . 5 3
Best 8 good foreign varieties, 3 bunches
each 5 3
Best 2 varieties, natives 2 1
" 2 varieties, foreign 2 1
" Exhibit of giapes , 8 4
Open to all.
Entrance fee, 10 per cent.
Henby Millee, Snpt.
Btn.nf in Division P. 1. No premiums
shall be awarded to miripo grapes. 2. Ex
hibitor shall be confined to tho number of
specimens specified in the list.
Sweepstakes Premiums.
Beit exhibit fruits, not less than 20
varieties $15 $10
AMATEUR'S LIST.
No nurserymen to coiupcto in this List.
Ar-FLES.
Best 10 varieties, 3 specimens each. . C
Best 4 varieties, 3 specimens each.. 4
Greatest number varieties and best
specimens C
rB.irs.
Best 0 varieties 0
Best 3 varieties 4
Greatest number varieties and best
specimens 4
DIVISION Q.
Garden 1'roducls.
Best beets for table, 3 specimens, . .
" mangold wurtzel, 3 specimens.
92 $1
2 1
" suyur beets, 3 specimens 2
" cabbage, 3 specimens 2
1
1
2
2
1
1
canonge, largest variety,; z spec 4
carrots, largest variety, 0 spec's
" carrots for table, C specimens .
" cauliflowers, 3 specimens
herbs, largest variety, 3 bunches
specimens ,
Best kale or brocoli, 3 specimens, . , .
" kohlrabi, 3 "
" melons, muik0 "
" " water C '
" onions ony variety, C specimens
" onions. Yellow Dauvers. 1 peck
Best onions, largest "variety, 0 bpeci
mens each 3
" parsnips, 0 specimens 2
" potatoes, early, 3 varieties, (i
specimens each 1
" potatoes, late, 3 varieties, 0
Bpecimens inch 4
" C specimens of any variety...., 2
" rutabagas, 3 specimens ' 2
" squashes for table, 3 specimens 2
" squashes or pumpkins 2 speci
mens '. , 2
" turnips, 6 specimens 2
" tomatoes, 0 titeeimens 2
" exhibit vegetables ,. 8
G.
W. Hunt, Supt.
DIVISION
K.
Vtouers,
The following plants must be'in bloom.
Abutilon, best specimens . $3 $1
Abutilon, best specimens and largest
variety ,... 4 2
Calls, best specimens , . . 2 1
fauna, best specimens , 2 1
Carnation, best specimens , , , , 2 1
Cockscomb, best specimens ....,,. '1
Daisies, lwst siiecunens, and largest
varieties.....,,) , ,, 2 1
Fuchsias, best specimens, not less
than 10 varieties, , 5
Fuchsias, best specimens, double rid', 42
uoubie wimo 3
" single.
Geranium best specimens, double, , .
" largest variety, double...,
" best specimen Lady Wash
ington. .1..
Gladiolus.- best specimens
2.1
i 1
2 I
2 I
J 2
Heliotrope, " ,.,,
Itydrauuea, largest variety , . , .
Lilies, best spvciintus and largest
Ylinsty .. .
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26, 1875.
Oloauder, best specimens 3
Puusies, best specimens and largest
variety 2
retunies, bett specimens and largest
varieties 2
Potulaeca, best specimen 2
Hoses, best specimens of not less than
10 varieties r
Boses, best spctimens, whito 2
t " piuk 2
" " yellow 2
Stocks, best specimens 2
Verbenas, best Bpecimens and largest
varieties 2
Wallflowers, best specimens 2
B?st bonquet of loses SI .
,s " dahlias 1
" " MCllllbthlg 1
" mixed 1
.50
.50
.50
Be3t bouquet of wild flowers and
grasses ...,.,.. . . . 1 .50
Tho following aro not required to bo iu
bloom:
Cactus, best specimens nnd best ex
hibit of varieties C-0?3
Climbing plants, best specimens, not
less than 10 vain tics 5 3
Climbing plants, best specimens 2 1
Evergreens, foreign, best exhibit .... 0 3
Foliage plants, best specimens and
best exhibit, to contain only one
specimen of each variety 8 4
Geranium, rose, best specimen 2 1
Geranium, varigated, leaved mid tri
coloied, best specimens 3 2
Geranium, varigated, silver lemcd,
best specimens 2 1
Geranium, hecnted leaved, (not rose)
best specimens
Hanging baskets, not less than o, best
specimens
Hangiug baskets, not less than 5, best
2 1
5 3
specimens...' 2 1
Mosses, largest variety 3 1
Mosses, best specimen 2 1
Prensed flowers, picture 3 2
Autumn leaf, picture 3 2
Wood moss, picture 3 2
Bulk 4. No inferior article to leceivo n
premium.
A, G. Wali.im;, Snpt,'
DIVISION S.
Salural Hhtory, MinUnj Froducts tmd Arts.
Class 1, Cabinets of Birds and Min
erals. Best collection of cherry birds.. , 5 $2,50
" collection of game birds 5 2.50
" collection of birds and ani
mals destructive of grain
and vegetables 10 5
Best collection of hawks ami poul
try thieves , 5 2.C0
Cabinet ot mineral and geological
specimens of Oregon products.. 15 10
Class 2. milling.
Gold quartz 2
Course gold 2
Fine gold 2
Silver ore 2
Ciuabar , 2
Copper and copper ore 2
Lead, display of ', ton 25
Coal, display of lt ton 25
Asplialtnm 2
Marble,,.,.
Granite
Borax
Sulphur
Precious stones ,
Mineral water. , ,
Petrifactions....
Gypsum,
Tin ore
Magnesia
l-ime
Class 3. Works of Arl.
Best exhibit mechanical dentistry. ... fi
Oil painting ou canvass 10
Printing, book work 2
" newspaper 2
" cards, (to 3
" poster in colors , 3
" poster, plain 2
2
1
3
i
2
3
Puintiut;, water colors 5
P.iinting, sign 3
uit painting on wood 3
Pencil sketches from nature G
Pastel painting
5 3
3 2
5 3
G 3
5 3
10 5
5 3
3 2
2 1
2 1
3 2
2 1
2 1
dhi.
3 2
10 b
.Moss picture
Engraving, wood
Photographs
Arubrol ypes
Largest and best collection of photo
graphs ,
Specimens retouched and colored, . . .
Penmanship.
Oriental p.iinting ,
Pencil drawing ,
Monochromatic druwing
Cruyou drawing. . ,
Sand paper drawing
Exhibit specimens of marble work .
Plaster work
Specimens of marble workmanship .
Class 1 .-fancy Work.
Bracelets, hair work... 1
Bookshelf.,.,,, 2 1
Basket, straw work , 1
Gloye ', lurr work..., 1
Hanging basket, coral work 2 1
PajKrriuache., u l
Picture frame, toua work,, .' 2 1
" shell work 2 1
" " leather vtork,. .;., 2 1
" " seedwork... 2 1
Paperveiht , l ,
Straw work, best specimens 2 1
Shell uork, best specimen 2 1
Toitr utand, burr work , 2 1
50
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Volume VII. Number G,
Wax fruit
" flowers
" work, best specimen. . .
Wreath, mosses
" shell flowers
" hair flowers
" tissuo flowers
" feather flowers
" zephyr flowers
" seed flowers
Eutranco fee, ten per cent.
T. M, Gatcii, Supt,
3 2
3 2
5 3
2 1
2 1
2 1
2 1.
2 1'
2 V.
2 1l
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
In addition to tho foregoing, the following
piemiums are offered :
For tho largest and best exhibit of oil'
paintings (in frame) poibessing artistic
merit, a framed chromo, valued at $15.
For the largest and best ohibit of framed!
clronios, poisewirg artistic, merit, siher
ware, Miluodnt i?lC.
DIVISION T.
Eqi'C'U'tansMp.
Most graceful niul accomplished
lady rider $15 $12 7
Bulk. No lady will bo allowed to lide
faster th.iu a moderate gallop, Jfnaiiiiiy r'uf
forfeit all ilaiin to pttmlum.
Tho judges aiu required to observer tlioW
rule atiictly.
AU ladies contending for the premium in
this Class will be leqnired to exchange '
horses with one another at least oncj duiini;
tho exhibition,
Entrauco feo, ten per cent.
James Tatom, Snpt.
DIVISION U.
1HM Animals.
For tho highest number of scalps not
lessthan 1,000 $23 00
For the next highest uumber, not less
than 500 20 00
For tho next highest number, not loss
than 230 15 00
For tho next highest number, not less
than 100 10 00
For tho next highest number, not less
tlmu75 7 50
For the next highest number, not less
than 50 G On
For tho next 7 highest number 2 50
Ouo panther equal to 50 squirrels.
" wolf equal to 30 "
" wildcat " 20 "
" gopher " G "
" black woodpecker 3 "
" crow equal to 1 "
" juybiid " 1 "
Notk. Tho person producing tho scalps
to furnish tho committee appointed to ex
amine, tho hume, a satisfactory statement in,
writing, that tho animals from which the
scalps were taken, were killed by him with
in tho time from January 10th 1H75, to Oc
tober 10th, 1875.
Hong Kong or White China Geese,
Salkm, March 23d, 75.
Mn EniTOti: Allow ins to call attention of
your readers to tho Kong Kong or White.
ChlnaGoose. This bird Is of pure suowy white
ness, more swau-llko than any other room,
with a bright orange color! bill, and a large
colored rose at Us now. It la a particularly
beautiful bird, either In or out of the water,'
Its neck long, slender and gracefully arched)
when swimming, and la generally Vfry at
tractive. Ono of Us peculiarities la Its almost
constant laying of excellent eggs. It com
mences laying at three and a half to four
mouths old and seems to havo no desire to
set. Its egg aro not as largo aa the common
goose eggs, but are exctllont for quality and
flavor aud I think equal to hen eggs, Tlieso
eggs must be set under other lowls. I bav
bad them for three years now and not seen
any show of selling habits. Their featbem
aro not quite a abandautaa theuommon
goose, but the down I inuoh thicker and
nearly equal to the best swan's down. Their
attachment to each other U not surpassed.
Last spring I set soma of these eggs uuder a
ben. They hatched, ami when the gosling
were about one week old I sot the hen at
liberty. As soon aa she was discovered by
three China ganders thrt wore running about
the premises they drove her oil and took
charge of the irosllnas themselves and Ionic
care of them and reared tbein suoceaslully.
Can anluoJdent of tout kind ha related of auy
other bird. Yours truly.
J, L. Pauuisu.
EroM Inhki'k.npknck. To-day the city or
town charter of Independence l on trial, aa
an Indian was taken up by the town Mar.
abal on a charge of drunkeness and
will be tried before the Hecorder. The
lawyers are determined to find out If
the town charter of Independence can be
mado to hold together long enough to be en
forevd. There seems to be a doubt if It ha
vitality.
The enterprising aud well known firm of-
Bradloy, Marsh it Co., of Portland, has ills,
solved. Mr. Ilradloy retires and Mr. Marah
will continue the business.
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