The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-04
ALL FOR THE FAIR
Complete List Of Special Offers
of Utah's Citizens.
NO DISCOUNT ON PUBLIC SPIRIT
a Proud Showing and Brilliant Prospect
Ahead of Our Territorial E1hibi-
ton Next Week.

In the regular list of premiums offered
by the ID. A. q M. society it is proposed to
give away nearly $4,000. An idea of the
magnitude of the coming fair may be gained
by the contemplation that in addition to
the regular premiums, the following spec
ial premiums have been offered by our
citizens, whose public spirit, by the way,
always rises to the occasion. This lis. NAV
be said to be complete up to date and is ar
ranged in classified form, showing the of
1ers In the respective departments:
SPECIAL GLASS A. HORSES.
by William P Eowen, for the best groomed
stallon c eaned by the same man at least sixty
days before Inc falr, horse to have been owned
test, 50,
by William P. Bowen service of Davoust
NO. ooo3, service value ) (to one mare) as q
premium FOR the best colt under one wear old
sired by above horse
5By William P. Bowen, service of Davoust
No. 8, % 90 one mare) for the best colt sired
by any percheron stallion owned in the terri.
tory. The dam of winning colt to be bred to
Davoust next season
by Grant Bros, for the best matched pair
roadsters bred and raised in Utah SIS
5-By L. G. Hardy for colts sired by standard
trotting stallion, Washakie, as follows: To
the first SIP, second IS. third 10.
~, ~ L. ". IdIuy, 10 We IThJ COlI from w a.
snake stallion that makes trotting record of
$780, zoo.
by Rex Hasbrouch, for the best half blood
u b. colt under six months old sired from G. B.
horse Luxury, SIS
S-By Studebaker Bros, for the best Utah
bred all purposes team of horses, one all steel
self binder valued atsi73.
CLASS o-sHEEp AND SWINE
by e. H. Parsons, for the sest cross-bred
sheep mutton and wool quality both to be con-
sidered, So
CLASS D-PoULTRY, BEES, ETC.
by John A. Hobbs Co, for best display
of poultry $40.
BY Salt Lake City Railway company for
best exhibit OF bees in most approved hives, SIS
3-By Salt Lake City Railway company, for
best display of honey. SO.
CLASS HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
by John R Barnes for the best samples
OF white club barley, not less than half
BY Coop. Wagon and Machine company.
Tor the best variety unthreshed wheat oats and
barley by one farmer. one Laidlaw Clarke road
BY e. P. Ellison. for best bushel silver
chaff winter wheat, SIS
by l.. G. Hardy, for the greatest quantity
OF butter made from one COW in seven DAYS,
premium OF $50, divided as follows: First, Sl2:
second, So; third, IS.
81 Ss,By H. "; Haight, for the best collection
anu variety OF Utah farm products raised and
exhibited by one person, so.
b-By u. q. NJ. l.. for best case OF two dozen
cans of Utah raised and canned tomatoes, SIU.
by u. c. M. l., for best hoop Utah made
cheddar cheese So
s-By q. G. MI for best twenty I'VE pounds
OF Utah made butter one pound prints, Sl0
CByZ. Q. M. l., for best display OF Utah made
candy, SO.
l0-By George A. Alder Son, for the be 81
thres loaves, homer MAIDS bread m sde from Utah
hour by girl under ghteen years DID, one pair
shoes, valued at S.
II BY George a. Alder & Son, Tor best fruit
cake made by girl under eighteen yearp of age
one pair slippers, valued at 81
by @. A. Twelves, to the person guessing
nearest the number OF seeds in squash he Will
exhibit $40.
l3-By Barton g. Company, for best dozen
sugar beets, to be delivered to them, one suit of
clothes.
14-By W. s. smpkins, best display Utah
canned goods, s35.