The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-04

CLASS HORTICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE.
by F. Auerbach & Bro her, for the largest
and best cultivated piece of ground devoted to
strawberries, $40.
BY E Auerbach & Brother for largest and
pest cultivated piece OF ground devoted to
grapes $40.
S-ByF. Auerbach & Brother. for largest and
best cultivated peach orchard. SO
by F. Auerbach & Brother. for largest
and best cultivated plum orchard, $40
By F. Auerbach Brother, for largest and
best cultivate pear orchard, SO
Competition for above five premiums to be
limited TO salt Lake county.
6-By Ben r. Eidridge, for best exhibit Of
fruit raised by one person in Utah county, one
Bucks Oriental parlor stove, valued at S26 So
For second best display OF fruit from Utah
$3.50
by Fl. W. Lawrence, for best display Of
Towering plants in boom S15.
S-By b. ". Lawrence, for best collection Of
foliage plants. $40.
9--By a w. Lawrence, for best collection Of
fruits IN general 515; second best 80.
by G. Twelves, for the best fenced and
cultivated garden, i2j worth OF Thornberg's
early rose pc atoes at selling price.
ll-By Little, Roundy & Co., for best display
Of home made pickles, one hanging lamp value
&c. B. burst, for best display of Utah fruits
one chest choice tea.
-Bast-Terry Woodruff company for best
display OF Utah peach S, SO.
CLASS H-MANUFACTUREs
by a. D. Holloway, for the best cooking
stove or range manufactured in Utah $40.
By W. H Streeper, for best home made
straw hat s.
BY Fred Simon for best display of Utah
woven silk goods, 50.
by M. Fl, Walker, for best display of fancy
wrought iron railing for stone stairs, balconies,
etc, S25.
by 2. C. NJ. L, for best box of sixty one
pound bars OF Utah manufactured laundry soap
Slu.
6-Andrew C. Br ken, for best display Of Utah
brooms, $40.
&c. S. Erb, for best merchants display, $50.
CLASS MINERALS
by NJ. H. Walker, for best samples or dis
play OF red pressed brick for fronts, plain and
ornamental. t2j.
CLASS J-FINE ARTS.
by Mrs p Z. Jennings for best piece of
china pa nting by amateur, sic.
BY. Mrs. P. P. Jennings, for best drawn
barn ny boy under eighteen years Of age, $40,
5-By R. Klctting for best piece Of wood
carving a gold medal or SIS.
by Theodore j. Baker, fine pair of shoes
for best drawing by person under eighteen
years OF age.
CLASS E-wOMEN'S WORK.
by John R. Barnes, for best specimen OF
plain sewing done by a girl under ten years of
age, So
BY Mrs P. P. Jennings, for the best of
hand sewing done by child under eight years
OF age, 10.
BY o'Connor & shafer for best display of
fancy Wort, by girl under fifteen years Of age,
fine glove a handkerchief case.
CLASS L-EDUcATroNA1.
by Western Bill Posting company. for best
essay on Signs Ancient and Modern ESSAY
not TO exceed 4OGl words SIS.
by H. j. Grant s. Co., for best specimen of
penmanship by boy or girl under sixteen years,
gold me DIAL.
For second hest sDenimen "a ehs+ar,s -,
abridged dictionary.
For third best specimen, silver medal
by John T. Game. for the best essay not to
exceed 800 words on The Advantages of an
Agricultural Education to Utah Boys written
by native born citizen OF Utah $50 Sad
article to be published first in the ,JupeniIs IN
s17tctor.
4-By II. NJ. Wells and e. A. MCDANIEL. for
he best original story of not more than 500
words nor less than 900 words, s25
CLASS M-M1scELLANEoUs.
by Sorenson & Carlquist, to public we'd
ding, one upholstered bed lounge.
by Dunfords to public wedding, pair of
shoes TO fit groom.
s-By Golden Rule Bazaar, to public wedding,
q handsome gilt bird cage.
by HirsehmRn & Co., to public wedding, one
rair ladies' slippers TO 81 BRIDE.
BY Joslyn Park, 10 public wedding,
silver + nit stand.
s-by George Mullstt 4 Co. to public wed
by. j. E. Sherlock, to public wedding,
ladies' fine worsted knit skirt
S-By Spencer q Lynch. to public wedding,
one peir ladies' fine shoes TO 1T bride.
sCBy Walker Bros. & Fyler Co., to each OF
the brides a nice corset and night robe.
10-By White & Sons, to public wedding fine
roast OF beef for wedding dinner.
1l-By Robinson Bros to tue winner of q
running race Of l0e yards one pair running
shoes; second prize one pair shoes valued at So
R-By Spencer Lynch, to the person guess
ing nearest the number that wins their gift
piano, s25.