The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-05

A. Neelands.
Pacific Tin and Jobbing Co.
j. G. Mcdonald Candy and Paper
Box Co.
Salt Lake City Railroad Co.
5. j. ClaWSOn.
The Atkinson Medical Co.
James Meier.
/ r. j. Knight
c. w. Mum.
Formula Baking Powder Co.
j. w. Smell.
Rowe, Morris, Summerhays Co.
z. G. M. l.
J. l. GALLAGHER.
Utah Soap Co.
Western Manufacturing Co.
Smell & Co.
Cache Knitting Works.
Utah Suspender Co.
J. E. Sherlock.
Richard Smyth & Son.
Deseret Wooden Mills Co.
Sam Levy.
Victor Borcherdt.
A Amundsen & Co.
| J. B. Taylor & Sons.
Pioneer Type and Stereotype F'dry.
Hewlett Bros
Browning Bros.
Robinson Bros.
Solomon Bios.
| Utah Sugar Co.
! Charles Newsonl.
H. II. Henderson,, of ogden, has
written as follows to the secretary of
/ the D. A. & M. society
Noting from time to time with
feeling akin to jealousy the very lib
eral provision and encouragement CIV
en- by your association towards the
promoting of liberal arts, cannot but
reproachfully call your attention to
| the absence of encouragement to in
ventors and that commendable branch
of American institutions, tce mechani-
cal arts.
81 have this year succeeded in per-
| fecting three valuable additions to the
scientific and mechanical fields. and
| have as many more in the course of
! development and to my knowledge,
there are many others, the product of
the past year, which we would be
| pleased to exhibit were sufficient in
| centiVe given US. 5i51
| Now l submit, should the inventors
and inventions of this promising en-
| bryo state be known abroad and be
without recognition in our own coun-
| try? /, in advance, will thank you to
! bring this matter before your direc-
tors and advise me later on as to your
success, that 1 may confer with other
inventors to make our display an at
tractive and instructive feature of
your coming exposition"
In relation to the subject of this let
ter the SECRETARY says it is the inten-
ton of the fair directors to have
corner where the inventions of Uton-
lans VIII be given a place for eXhi-
blt1on. 1t would be impossible to Of
Ter premiums on all inventions, how
ever, as no man knows just what an
inventor is going to exhibit
indeed, where is the MANI" ex
what the American mind will produce.
even IN the next thirty days.
MORE SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Mrs. Priscilla P. Jennings makes the
following offers of special premiums in
the Woman's department of the fair:
For the best article of underwear for
ladles, made complete by hand. S.
For the best article of ladies' under
wear, made complete on machine, SO.
For the best handmade apron for
chlld, made by a girl under H. 81.
For the best buttonholes, made by
girl under Is years, 81.
For the best variety of braided straw
made from Utah production, So.
10 the boy under II years of age
age who will write up the best use he
has made of his time during vaca-
ton, S..
BOTTLED FRUIT.
Inc Mountain Nursery company, j.
M. Fisher jr., manager, offers the fol-
lowing:
For the best exhibit of fruits-fresh,
in bottles. or both, varieties quality
and quantity to be considered, $40 in
trees, vines or plants any time when
wanted.
BEST ORIGINAL STORY.
The Review, a school paper pub
lished in Salt Lake, seems to be fully
up to the times, as the following offer
of special premium shows:
We have decided to offer prize 1T
the coming fair for the best original
story of 800 words, open to all. All
stories to be our property and the best
to be judged by a committee of three
appointed by us. Prize to be So cash
and one years subscription ITO our
paper. Also a prize of two-inch col
umn wide space in our advertising col
unns for a period of six months (value
S6) and one years subscription to our
paper for an article on the value of
advertising in a juvenile paper open
to all, and all articles to be our prop
erty. Stories and articles must be
sent in not later than the first day OF
the fair, and awards to be made the
last day of the exposition.