The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-06

| Mrs. NJ. A. Waynick, city, Yellow
Roses, in oil; first prize, SIS.
Marie Gorlinski Hughes city, Roses
in Water, SIS.
Herman H. Hoag. city, Harmony
| first prize, SIS.
Mrs. H. R. Harwood, city, Old Trees,
! Utah Lake; first prize, $40.
Z. c. Carson, city, Cantaloupe and
Grapes. in oil; first prize, so.
Lorus Pratt, city, Figure of a Girl, in
oil; first prize, S..
Lorus Pratt, city, Drawing from Life;
first prize, S..
HORSES.
The viewing of the competitors for
the prizes for English shire stations,
early in the afternoon, attracted a
crowd of interested spectators. The
first prize was awarded to a fine chest
nut entered by Samuel Parish, of Cen
terville, and the second to a brown,
noble-looking animal entered by Simon
Bros.
A magnificent FLY, Black Queen, the
property of Matt Cullen, was awardd a
gold medal.
A UNIQUE EXHIBIT.
One of the most unique exhibits and
collections Of curios seen at the fair is
that of Mr.. S. Chalker, of this city, sit
main building.
Almost every conceivable curiosity of
small size can be seen there Rare old
COINS there are galore; relics of de-
cayed nations; fragments of human
bones taken from the oldest European
cemeteries; firearms used in the Aus
trlan wars; manuscript of noted Italian
monarchs, dated 1900; shells from the
shores of every land; the noted flower.
Cvxritz
more interesting objects far too numer-
Gus to be mentioned.
I'h1S exhibit represents the labor and
research of eleven years, and we'll de-
serves the prize which has been award
ed by the d. A. and NJ society. Everv-
one should spend a portion of his time
among these curios as the chance of
seeing the equal to it may be slow to
present itself ~
NOTES.
The directors resolve 10 continue
the 1alr for three days longer than
originally intended meets with very
general approval. Especially the de-
termination to give one dav free to
the old folks and the poor will be
greatly Apr eciated.
Clergymen of all denominations arc
requested to send in the names. or
make application to the directors. for
tickets of admission for the deserving
poor OF their flocks whom they would
wish to give an opportunity to attend
the fair free of charge. The bishons
OF the dlHerent wards and the preach
ers are requested to exercise due dis
elimination by recommending onlv
those who are too poor to pay for the
privilege of attending
Exhibitors are especially requested
TO allow their exhibits to remain in
tact during the extra three days. This
request Is made, specially to the art
exhibitors.
The football game between the High
school and the Ninth ward clubs is
expected to be good exhibition. Captain
goodwin viii be in command of the high
school eleven and Captain McGraw of the
Ninth ward club, will direct the efforts of
see that the game is on the square
A change was made in three of the
awards in the bee department. The first
prize for the best general display of
honey was given to Lovsey, Terry & Co.
for the best extracted honey a prize of
s. was also awarded to II. Taufer
Messrs. l.ovsey. Terry & Co; have en-
tered a protest against the latter award
Browning's automatic gun will be fired
on the fair grounds at p. m Monday
Four black-taiied deer in the stock
exhibit attract a great deal Of attention
Exhibitors came in at the eleventh hour,
that is yesterday, with articles they de-
sired to have placed and complained that
no space had been reserved. This made
one of the committee complain of weari-
/ ess..
There is a little confusion over the
award for the best dog exhibited. The
hrst honors went to Ives e. Cobb's
Lewellyn setter. Zoa, considered by fan
ciers to be the finest dog in Utah
One of the most interesting pieces of
needlework exhibited in the womans de-
partment is the silk map made by Mrs
Buck, OF this city, the material of which
it is made was contributed by the COVER
nors and dignitaries of the various states,
and it IS geographically correct, each
state being properly outlined, with the
leading cities, rivers and mountains cor
rectly placed. Mrs. Buck sent this map
to the Worlds fair, and received high
honorS there.
Yesterday afternoon, too late to be
catalogued, striking portrait of Hon.