The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-18
MORE FAIR PREMIUMS.
Public Spirit is Not Dead, but Only Taking

Public Spirit is Not Dead, but Only Tak1ng |
a Nap.
{. The following additional offers Of special
premiums for the coming fair have been re-
celved by Secretary Wells
j. p. Freeze offers for best pedigreed
polled milk cow Of. any age or breed $40. !
For the best group OF polled cattle, all
belonging to one man, consisting of notices.
than ten head, $40.
Thomas Mathews will give SIS in the
event of giving. a speed trial for the best
two year old horse. If speed contest for
two-year olds is, not gwen, the same goes
to the best family of horses, mare with
three colts or upwards, any breed.
II. J. Grant & Co. takes mp the cause by
offering for the best specimens of penman-
ship SIS, divided into first, second and third
prizes.
+ Cohn Bros offer for the best portrait in
oil or bastel, from life, S25.
w. w. Browning, of Ogden, offers for
the best pair of Buff Cochin chicks, his
A. ID. Holloway, of Provo, will give $40
for the best exhibit of iron ore.
Duncan McAllister 81 Co. come to the
front with the following offer: Twenty
dollars worth of books (the winners
| choice as premium for the best original
essay on 1.-THE proper construction CT and
! Furnishings and appliances required in a
Hundred pupilS,o the essay to describe by
gienic as well as educational requisites;
essay to be the property Of the donor.
| d. M. McAllister will give for the best
| loaf of plain bread, made by lady at home
| from unbolted, whole wheat meal, usually
called Graham flour, IS.
r. Kletting offers SIS, or gold medal if
g. g, L. $50
ing.
| S. z. Ewing offers for the best cheese, $40.
| John G. Cutler g. Bro. make the follow
| ing excellent offers: Best lady's hand
knit skirt. $40; best lady's knit shawl, $40;
best three pairs hand knit socks, SIS; best
pair hand knit leggings, 81; best pair
hand knit mittens, 81. All to be made from
home made yarns.
Little, Roundy & Co. offer as premium
for the best display of home made eartDen-
WARE or fancy pottery, a fine Rochester
hanging lamp. Value, $50
u. G. M. [. offer as premiums:
For the best display of homemade mems
socks, $40.
For the best display of homemade
women's and children's hose, SIS.
For the best general exhibit of home
made hosiery, sos. All the above to be
manufactured of home made yarns. For
the best display of home made cotton
batting manufactured from Utah raised
cotton, $40.
For the best case of two dozen cans Utah
raised and canned tomatoes, SIS
The Deseret National bank give 500 to
be awarded in art premiums.
Fuller s. Young offer $50 to be awarded
, by the committee.
The H. A. Tuckett Candy company, as a
premium for the best essay on the use of
confectionery, give SIS.
, George Arbogast offers S25 for the best
display of cement material, produced in
Utah, that can be used in the place of
Portland cement for sidewalks and build
, + ing purposes.
) Ben r. Eldredge will give to the man
, making the best exhibit of live stock from
+ Utah county, nickle finished Buci.'s
Brilliant range No. s with copper furni-
ture. Value. SS5.
Hewlett Bros Soda Water company
; offer as premium, gold medal, to be
awarded to the most popular man in Utah
: To be decided by ballot or otherwise, as
the committee wish to arrange it. ,,.t
Other offers have been promised but are
not yet put in shape 1t is essential tina
all who wish to offer premiums do sc before
: the Goth instant, as the printer cannot hole
the forms of the premium list longer thai
that