The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-24
MOREFAIR PREMIUMS
A Bench Show Among the At
fractions.
THE FIRST SUGAR FROM UTAH
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The following additional special offers Of
premiums, to be contested for at the COM
ing fair, were received yesterday by the
secretary:
From Little, Rounday g. Co., s15 hang
ing lamp for the best display of home-man
ufactured pickles.
From the Coop Wagon and Machine
company, a Laidlaw Clark road cart valued
at $50, for the best variety of unthrashed
wheat, oats and barley by one farmer, to be
exhibited at the fair grounds.
Messrs. Spencer & Lynch have decided
that their drawing for the piano shall take
place at the fair grounds, and have also
decided to make an exhibit of homemade
shoes and offer special premium of s25,
the object for which the same is given to
be announced hereafter
The Studebaker Bros. and the Consoli-
dated Implement company also offer some
valuable special premiums.
MIR. d. L. Levey, who has charge of the
Dog show, has formulated the following
which has been adopted by the board of
directors for the conduct of that feature of
the fair:
FIRST ANNUAL UTAH BENCH SHOW
To be held under the auspices OF the Utah
territorial fair, October to 9, inclusive.
The object OF this bench show is to awaken
and promote public interest in thorough
bred dogs, to famillarize owners, breeders,
fanclers and sportsmen generally with the
proper judging of dogs as to breeding, sym
metry, form, condition and quality, and to
AFFORD opportunities for displaying the
beauties of the canine race. Bench shows
have been attended with good results in
other parts of the world, and we hope for
similar results here.
Inc following rules and regulations will
be observed during the show, subject to
amendment by majority voice of exhibit
ors:
All entriesmust be accompanied by the fee
which will be 81 including admission to the fair
during the show
This being the first bench show in the terri.
tory, pedigrees will be omitted. Those having
certificates of pedigree will please exhibit
same.
All dogs must be accompanied with chain
Dogs VIII be fed at the expense of the society
and otherwise cared for at owners risk,
All dogs must be on the bench on the morn
ing OF October ;, at 10 am
No dogs can be removed except on applica-
uon TO the superintendent and then only on re-
ceipting for the same
Owners sending strangers for their dogs, must
SEND an order, otherwise the dogs will not be
delivered.
Judges will be selected from among the ex-
hlbltors, the owners coming together in conven-
ton for said purpose.
The decision OF the judges must be handed to
Inc superintendent OF the show not later than
O'Clock on the 9th OF October and such decision
snail be final and conclusive in all cases.
The exhibitors will meet prior to the show for
the purpose of offering suggestions and other.
wise discussing the kennel
A charge OF $40 shall be made on all dogs sold
during the show.
Glasses will be opened for all breeds.
The following prizes are offered by the
society:
First prize-A silver cup.
Second prize-Very highly commended.
Third prize-Highly commended
Puppies will be received in all classes.
For further information and instruction ad
dress Major u. L. Levey, superintendent bench
"a west Third South street, or residence. 16e
Third East street.