The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
NAMING THE AWARDS.
What is to Become of the Citizens
Premiums.

: The fair board met again last evening
at the City Hall.
On motion, the previous action of tn
board to defer the distribution of spec
lai premiums offered by citizens, where
the purposes are to be defined by the
directors, until the fair, was recon
sldered and the board proceeded to ar
range the special premiums as follows
For the finest baby 6 months old and
under, $40; for the finest baby over 6
months old and under II months, SIS /;
total, SIS; constituting the special pre-
MUM of $25 offered by r. K. Thomas.
For the best band. gold medal and
200, the money premium off red by
Francis Armstrong, conditioned that
the competing bands will supply music
at the fair under the direction of the
board.
For the best home made Quilt. $40.
by George Arbogast
To the best lady horseback rider,
silver ice pitcher, value $40, by Little
Roundy d Co.
For best display OF home made cheese,
not less than six, gold medal; best three
nome made cheese, IS; best one home
made cheese. 81, constituting W, s.
Simpkin's offer of $25.
For best and largest display of paint
lngs by any home artist, $25, by w. s.
Mccormick.
For best display of sculpture work in
stone Or wood, $25, by F. Auerbach &
Bro.
For best two loaves of home made
bread (bakers excluded) So. by John
Daynes.
To the winner in a public spelliog
match to be held at the fair building,
competitors to be under p years of age
-Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, by
James Dryer.
For best home made dress, out Of
nome made material professional
dressmakers excluded) $40 White
Sewing machine, by SOWles q Miller.
For the best string band Of not less |
than six pieces, competition to be pub |
lie, and held at the fair building, $25, by |
the Deseret National Bank, and diploma |
by the society.
For the best suit of home made boys |
clothing, goods TO be cut and made by |
the same person (tailors exclu0ed), $65 |
Domestic sewing machine by Young |
Bros.
Sweepstakes-For the best and
largest display of farm products, raised |
by one person, Early Breakfast range, |
value $50, by P. W. Madsen & Co.
For best and largest display of live |
stock, owned ard exhibited by one per-
son, animals to have been within the |
Territory at least one year-John
Deere, Gilpin1 sulky pillow, by Coop.
Wagon and Machine Company.
The fastest pole team OF Utah, raised |
Sa'ue $50, by j. B. Glass.
For the best and largest display OF
poultry, $40, by Elias Morris.
For the best sow, with litter of pigs,
$40 Best three sacks OF -four, gold
medal constituting Clark, Eldredge &
Co. s premium of $25.
Best 100-acre farm in the Territory,
Schuttler farm wagon, by George A.
Lowe.
The board adjourned subject to call
of the president.
SALT LAKE CITY. September :, 1888.
Heber ". Wells, Secretary D. 4. and ".
Society
Dear Sw:-PermtU. as through you to
offer special premium of $25 for the best
five bushels of brewers barley Yours
truly, SALT LAKE CITY BREWING co.
G. F. Gunner & Bros. have writ
ten Mr.. Wells that their premium of
show case is to be awarded to the best
exhibit of any kind in show cases, and
hat the case in which the display is
made will not cut any figure in making
he award. This is to correct the i'm
preston entertained by some that the S
premium was to go to the person hav-
ng the display in the handsomest show {
,ase.