The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-14
THE PREMIUM LIST
A Good Showing Made for the
Coming Fair.
The Supervisors ofthe Various Departments
Tie Work Has Been Placed in
Able Hands.

work Of art, the cover being q lthogrspl
in photo-brown color, with cuts represent
Ing the different departments Of the fair.
Glass A-Horses-Provides for first and
second premiums amounting to from So Il
s25 and gold medals for best mares anc
stations of different ages, and takes in al
the divisions of thoroughbred standard
trotters, Clydesdsle, PercheroD. English
shire grades and other draft. Hackneys,
coach horses, grade carriage, roadsters or
gentlemen's driving horses, saddle ponies
under fourteen hands. It also provides for
grand sweepstakes Of gold medal ard SIS
Tor first and Sl5 for second prizes for best
draft stallion, any age and breed and the
same award Tor coach stallion, Smith Par
ker is supervisor.
Class B-Catte-In charge Of Aaron E.
Farr, jr., provides for first and second
prizes in all the divisions, viz. Short horn,
Devon, Jersey. HOlstein, Galloway. Polled
Anens. Red Pooled, Hereford aud fat. cat
tie. There is 8 sweepstakes ia each divi-
sioz. Exhibitors of thorouehbreds must
file pedigrees. Applications must contain
name Of owner, breed, name of animal,
sire, dam, date Of record, volume and page
OF record or herd book, class and nun Der
OF premium entered Tor.
Class D-Sheep and Swine-of which
Amos ID. Holloway, Of Provo, IS super
visor has been entirely rearrauged and IN :
stead Of naming prizes for long wool and
fine wool sheep the different classes are
named as follows: American Merincs,
French Merinos, Leicester, Lincolns,
Southdowns, Oxforddowns, Hampshire
downs Shropshire. First and second
prizes are offered under eacn of these di-
visions, and they are given for bucks,
lambs, ewes ana for hocks. Altogether
the sheep department IS well provided for.
The swine premiums are raised 100 per
cent
Ia this poultry department Mr.. John D.
Peters also provides for better exhibit
than usual. Extended rules are printed
aud Judge will be brought from the east
10 mark the scores aud award the pre-
miums fer Asiatics, Americans, games,
HamDurgs, Spanish, French, Polish, Dork-
i1gs, game bamtams, bantams other than
game, also for miscellaneous birds, such as
turkeys, buzzards, peafowls, guinea fowls,
Aylesbnrg ducks, Caryuga ducks, Pekin
ducks. etc. Prizes are offered for artifi-
cial mothers and incubators, for model
coops. heaviest birds; for pigeons, pets,
sHcn as rabbits, hares, squirrels, prairie
dogs, guinea pigs, mon Keys, mares. In the
bee division, honey, bees wax, tools for
apisry, and general sweepstakes are
named
Glass Z refers to dogs. This department
will be under the immediate charge Of Ma
lor Levey, and the rules are set out at
length and silver cups offered for best
males, females and pups of the following
breeds: St Bernards, mastiffs, pointers,
English settlers, Irish sstters, collies, bea-
giles. foxhounds, round-headed bull and ter
riers, fox-terriers, black aud tan, Irish set
tiers, Yorkshire terriers, toy terriers, pugs,
King Charles spaniels, and miscellaneous.
j. NJ. Langsdorf Of Ogden announces
class L, which refers to agricultural pro-
ducts of y tab, and also includes confec-
tionery, vegetables, etc. TIE addition of
second prizes this year is the special fea-
ture.
Horticulture and Horticulture is under the
charge Of Morcni j. Thomas, and besides
the premiums of last year, be adds second
prizes, and new ones for displays OF cameo
goods from Utah factories, and for cut
flowers, designs, baskets. etc.
In the department of agricultural ma
chinery, implements, etc, Nelson A. EN-
pey has an extended list, which provides
for Utah manufactured implements for the
preparation of the SOIL and the cultivation
of crops, for harvesting and preparing
crops for market and use, dairy mschin-
cry. vehicles, and general implements and
machinery.
This division refers TO agricultural ma
chinery and implements manufactured out
side OF Utah, and no premiums will be
awarded and no judges or awarding COM
mittees will be named. Every opportunity
however, will be afforded for a splendid
show and every facility furnished exhibit
ors 10 display their implements, and space
will be provided rent free. The fine art
department is presided over by Heber M
Wells and contains about the same offers
as heretofore, except in the provisions for
Photographic displays which are naturally
changed. 1t offers fine field for our art
ists and covers everything TO be thought Of.
DR.. John Il. PARK is supervisor of the
educational department, aud has been do
ing a great work In his line. The part IN
der his management is almost, if not quite,
new, and the work laid out by schools and
students is varied and educational in char
Rcter He offers prizes for collections by
counties of insects and worms mounted or
preserved in alcohol; Utah birds and ami
mais, stuffed and mounted. or preserved In
alcohol, or prepared IN skins; land and
water shells ana fossils.
Native woods in vertical tangent and
longitudinal sections, showing bark if pos
able.
Plants and flowers, illustrative of the
fora Of Utah, pressed and dried as her
barium.
Utah rocks and minerals.
Utah cereals.
Textile materials. accompanied, if posi-
BILE, by specimens of completed fabrics as
wool, cotton. tax, bemps, leather, skins.
etc.
Class NJ is q miscellaneous one, and in
cludes premiums To the prettiest girl,
between the ages Of IL and 80 years.
present On the fair grounds during the DC
toDer, 1892, fair. on day to be appointed
By board Of directors, (the previous win
ners TO be barred).
A baby show-On day TO be hereafter
announced, four prizes OF $40, SIS, SO and
%. 70 be awarded by a committee selected
OF the grounds. Eyerybody's baby eligi-
ble between the ages OF 6 and II months.
Prizes offered BY the society; other prizes
by citizens.
The marriage of sny couple or couples
that may present themselves TO the Secre-
tary 10 be married in the Exposition
building by justice of the peace large
and brilliant public reception being guar
anteed. The society offers premiums Of
suitable furniture for housekeeping, etc,
supplemented by sundry gifts from city
merchants.
In case Of more than one couple present.
ing themselves, the premiums will be fairly
divided.
The principal features OF the Deseret
Museum viii be exhibited at the Fair.
In addition TO the foregoing, there will be
s balloon ascension. a sheep-shearing con-
test, g colored qusrtette contest, a band
contest and other special features 10 be an
nounced hereafter.
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pills.
For furniture and upholstery go to Sand
berg Furniture company, los West South
Temple street.
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