The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-13
MORE SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
The Contributions OF Public-Spir.
tied Citizens Continue.

Fhe following additional premiums
for the forthcoming fair have been re-
ceived by the secretary:
Joseph A. Jennings offers a thorough
bred Durham bull calf to be awarded
| by the directors.
Arthur Brown. the Lawyer, has given
the secretary his check for s25 to assist
in providing stalls for the exhibition Of
stock.
| Joseph Harker will give the services
OF either of his stations Nose Chan
celor or Nose Chancellor II for the
best colt on exhibition sired by either Of
said horses.
/ William P. Bowen, of Spanish Fork
Utah County. offers special premiums
to the amount of $45 as follows: For
! the best colt on exhibition sired by
Sultan, the services of said stallion for
season, $25; for second best cotton OK
hibition sired by Sultan. one service SIS
! for third best colt, ETC., 50, to be de-
Quoted from service at above rates.
! Inquiry is made by Mr.. William ?.
Bowen of Spanish Fork. Utah County.
to know if imported stock may be eX-
| hibited at the fair. In reply the
directors desire it to be known that
ample provision will be made for the
exhibition of such stock but no ami
mails will be entitled to compete for
premiums offered by the society unless
they have been within the Territory at
least one year.
SALT LAKE CITY. September II. 1888
II N. Wells, Esq, Secretary D. A. d II So
Society, City:
Dear Strive are pleased to offer as q
I special p emium at the coming fair, one
Canton Clipper Potato Digger, and one
Case. steel beam eentre-draft pillow, said
premium to be given for the most produc-
| tive twenty acre farm, showing the most
system in tilling, and care given to imple-
ments used thereon.
CoNseLIDA TED IMPLEMENT CO.
| By GEORGE A. Snow,
General Manager.
SALT LAKE CITY. September 10.
Heber " Wells, Secretary Agricultural and
Mechanics Fair.
Dear Sir:-Are there not going to be any
prizes offered for work of any kind for ex-
| hibitton of hand work of Utah mechanics
in all classes of work? There are great
many who would like to put on exhibit ION
| their work, such as carpenters, cabinet
makers. timers, plumbers, etc. A notice
of this would arouse the sleepy ones and
would insure fine exhibition OF hand
work. Very Respectfully,
ONE WHO WOULD LIKE TO KNOW.
Replying to the above the secretary
states that the premium list contains
awards for great variety of articles of
home mechanism and there is pro-
vision that any meritorious article of
home manufacture which may have
hoo I'D Il
will receive suitable award. Already
many of our mechanics and artisans
have announced their intention to make
| DISPLAYS. and this feature of the fair
! VIII be an important and Interesting
one.
The following communications were
received yesterday:
SALT LAKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
SALT LAKE CITY, September II, 1888,
Heber u. Wells, Secretary:
Dear Stat meeting of our Board of Di.
rectors held last night, on motion 1t was re-
solved TO allow the Deseret Agricultural
and Manufacturing Society to place on ex-
hibition at the Territorial Fair all the avail.
able exhibits in possession of the Chamber
as returned by the Utah Palace Exhibition
| Car, the same to be restored to the Gambler
at the close of tbs fair Respectfully,
NJ J. FoRHAN, Secretary
SALT LAKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
SALT LAKE CITY, September II, 1855
Heber Wells, Secretary:
Dear Sir-At meeting ofthe Board of Dr.
rectors of the Chamber of Commerce held
last evening, your invitation in behalf of
the Deseret Agricultural and Manufacture
ing Society to attend the opening OF the
Territorial Fair at the Utah Exposition
building IN this city, October Sd, next, was
accepted with thanks, and was instructed
to inform you that our association will do
all in its power to make the undertaking of
your society a success for our city and Ter
ritory. Respectfully,
NJ. ] FoRHAN, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY. September II, 1888.
Heller N. Wells, Esq, SecretG q DeSeret Agri-
cultural and ManGfdct ring Society:
Dear SIR We will give Champion one
horse mower-wortb s65-to the Utah farmer
having the largest number of sons actually
engaged in farming as a business. The
award to be made by the board or a COM
mittee appointed by the board, on proofs
furnished before October Sd, 1888. Respect
fully, WooLEY, LUND & JUDD.