Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07


by l.. a.. Hardy, for colts sired
by standard trotting stallion Wanhahea
a follows To the inst ne; second, =.
third. IS.
6-By l.. q. Hardy. N the fifst colt
from Washakee stallion thai makes y
lrotting record Of pro, 5000,
by Rex a HRsbrouck, for the
best half blood &. ". colt under six
months old sired from &. u. homc
Luxury, si5.
Shy Stulehakor Brothcrs, fof
best Utah tired all purpose team u
horses, one all.steol telf.6lndor, valued
10 siT5.
0--By w. u. Richards, for the sec.
DnJ bcst stallion one year old and under
two standard trotter, s..
iO-By w. B. Rlcnaris, Tor the eec.
ond best carriage horse years old and
upward, $40.
ll-By Davidson, Lnys1n & Bic.
Cune, Tor tho bust lady horseback rider,
a silver fitting Ice pitcher.
i9-By Walter l.. Price, for the
smallest shetland mare exhibited. the
services Of tho shetland stallion Zitpy
for is92, value $40.
ih~pg hnlAN * IuUN W. TUT Wv
best bcgf steer or heller Of any ago or
breed, $50.
EDUCATION AWARDS.
Andrew &. Pearson, Draper, for
mental arithmetic, $40.
MAsuFACruRrs.
The King Mercantile Company, Og.
den, beet display Of candles, awarded
the u. G. NJ. l. special prize " 50 aud
society diploma for best exhibit Of can
dies.
James @. Mcdonald, Salt Lake city,
best aud largest display Of CONNECTION.
~, diploma and - and SO Tor best
finished candles.
TiE CATTLE.
The cattle exhibit this year IL very
good. Ben II. Eldrodge has Ia tho
stalls eighteen head Of bioodci Devons
70 which were awarded all the prizes
In that breed except one, without com.
petition. Dr. Faust exhibits 20 head NJ
HOlstcint; Robert Burton, 7 Holsleins;
F.A. Mitchell, ~ Holsteinf; J. II. Win.
der, q Iolsteins and Jerseys; NJ. Il.
pnrous, . Jerseys; Il. II. Parsons,
nix Durhama and 4 Jerseys; lie Grand
DuThams; II. n. Hollingworth, 3
Red Poles; J. T.. Freeze, IL Red Poles.
A few awards were made last
evening.
DUnIIAMg.
Arthur Brown takes iirst prizes on
best hull and COW, beet heller and
under 2, best hotter calf aud sweep
stakes.
DEvoEs.
Ben Eldredge gets all tho prizes
offered on Dcvons except one.
JutsEYs.
lie Grand Young takes first prize on
Jersey Bull years and over.
J. II. Windcr gets second pFl4c.
T.. II. Pauons gets lint prize on
jersey hull year old aud under >.
On best bull calf l.. q. Hardy gets
fifst and T.. G.. Parsons socoud.
On lest COW, three nnd over, LcGrand
Young takes fiut prize and J. Il. Win
der second.
On hest heller, two and under three,
J. II. Winder gets nrlt prize.
On best heller calf, J. ". Windcr gets
first and T.. n. Pnrsons second.
On bull, sweep stakes, !. II. WIndcr
takes flut aud Lo Grand Young
second.
The prize offered by White and Sons
for tho test fat heller was awarded 10
ben II. Eldrcdge; Prof. Sanborn Judge.
This hippodrome Of the Fair Il tho
Dog ahow. Nearly a hundred canlnos
are IN the stalls, representing about
every sort Of dog that man has any
particular interest In. There are two
pretty high priced bmtes. "Alan
Breek," "a monster stag hound, aud
"Woodbr3ok Chief" powerful 81.
Bernard, arc valued at $1,000 each.
The following cattle awards werp
made this afternoon on Holsteins;
For best hull, three years and up,
flrst prize TO II. J. Faust second to II.
A. Mitchell.
Best bull, two and under three years,
Winder hr-t aud Faust second.
Best bull cali, Burton fret and Faust
second.
Beat thtee.yeRr-old cow and over,
Mitchell hut aud Burton second.
Beet heller, two and under three,
Winder first prize.
Best heller, one and under two, Faust
fira and Mitchell second.
Best heller calf, Faust lFst and Nit.
chul second.
The crowd this afternoon was greater
II possible than that Of yesterday. At
. O'Clock the balloon was Just being
prepared Tor ascension.