Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-18
TIE D. A. & NJ. SOCIETY.
.,.,,on Of tho Details Of the Terri
'' torlal Fair Awards.

saturday night the Board of Dlrec.
-, tho d. A. & NJ. Society hold
,sai, arst meeting since the close OF
hs Utah Fair. CnrIis p. Mason pre-
',d.d and there worc present Messrs'
Tmoey, Park, Rowe, Thomas' bH"'
na,,,r. Langsdorf and Peters.
Tho recommendations Of the award
lac Judges were taken up aud CON
armed, Am and the secretary authorized 70
,,,ue warrants for same.
william Harkor objected to award.
,.r promium to the Agricultural
~ailsge for one flock OF shropshire
Shseofor tho reason that the College
lie had i've sheep when the rules re-
oa,,os seven. Referred to Director
Hsldaway. A.,
I, was decided In cases whore the
,,op,ium list named medal or money
,.,, the choice be with the exhibitor
oi taking either u medal or money pre-
mllm. No. ,vs.,.,
The answer OF inc IIONO WoOitu
Mi. TO tho protest made by tue
nssefet WOODEN Mills against award
Inc a premium to the fret namod for
csSsinieres was read and referred TO the
,peclal COMMITTEES appointed to inveSti'
eate that subjoet.
A number OF bills were presented
The matter OF the petition Of the
civ Council committee aud CHIEF
stanton for i0x75 feet Of ground on the
Exposition grounds upon which "
erect fro engine housn for the pro.
lection Of the property In that vicinity
was discussed and II was unnnimcusly
decided to grant tho request and deed
4lx75 feet 10 the city for the purpose
named, provided there should bo no
legal obstacle to such action.
Tho executive committee, with Mr..
Mason added, were instructed to con-
suit with the city authorities aud
select the exaot locality--oDe beat
quilted to the purpose.
NOTES.
q. +. Vodder, the lightning artist
from Boston, Mass., WIN attracted 20
hNANlNAuAA w WV ARa NHNAAN
back home. He came across the con-
tinent for tho purpose OF exhibiting ut
our Fair.
Tho Coop. Wagon & Machine Com
pany's four.horso drag, which was
placed at the disposal Of tho ID. a. Il NJ.
Society, was an excellent turnout and
the ribbons were well handled by
MCssrs. q. G. Wright Of idaho and j.
NJ. Greer Of Spanish Fork. Tho drag
was used by tile Logan Band and the
boys appreciated It very much. AT
the close Of the Fair the band serenndod
n number Of prominent citizens, Fair
directors and Others, aud tho team and
drag were put In the barn Mt . a.m.
by somo mistake the papers had an
item about the story founded on facts
contained in the history OF Utah, aud
won by "EsmeraldR," with "A Lost
Inheritance" The article stated that
II was unworthy OF award, which was
an error, IA the story named took the
prize and was written by Miss
Josephine Spencer. The item on the
awarding judged sheet following Miss
bpencer's story was stated TO be not
worthy ofaward, and the newspapers
mixed them up and caused tho error
named.
The awards for sheep named TO
Hunter should have been Harker.
Mlss Dot Sears won the $50 premium
for the best article on "Railroads and
Railroading in the United StGtes."
Marvin u. Pack won the special
premium offered by tho Contributor
company for the best Nauvoo story.
Harry II. Browne won the premium
for the best story, offered by J. IL.
Lcyson & Co.