The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-07

nest Eldredge, Sep w. Sears, Fire
Chief sDevine, John O. Cannon, Chief
Pratt and James Gillespie were the
committee or awarding the beauty
prize, a gold medal offered by Charles
e Johnson, of the Valley Tan Remedy
company
Chief Pratt was at once chosen chair
man and Chief Devine secretary by
unanimous consent Then the judges
of beauty wandered forth. Many
pretty girl wondered why she was be-
ing looked at so vigorously and turned
her face away.
But scrutiny held sway, and at 9:15,
just as Held's band got ready TO play
Home, Sweet Home, James Dev1ne
and his accoutrements announced that
Miss Fannie Godbe was the winner.
Every other pretty girl in the building,
and there were lots of them, mme-
diately turned up her nose and said:
Isn't he horrid2" and went home.
PENMANsHIP PRIZE.
The special prize of a miniature
wagon, offered by Studebaker BROS,
for the best specimen of penmanship
by boy or girl under 10 years on age
was given to Chester Clawson.
AS regards the special prizes offered
by Barton & Co., the Review and the
Contributor, for the best specimens of
writing and the best Christmas story
founded on facts connected with the
history of Utah, the judges will report
on Monday.
Hon. A. c. Burton, T. A. Holconlb
and Dr. Num-, the judges of the dog
department, announced that diplomas
had been conferred in the following
cases:
Mexican hairless dog, Jumbo" John
Merrill, city.
Gordon setter, DAISY Bell" William
Doxey, jr.
Cocker spaniel bitch and litter; Geo.
Pugsley.
st. Bernard bitch, Lady Florence"
H. p. G. Coates.
The other awards are as follows:
FURNITURE.
]. B. Jensen, Sandy, best set school
furniture; silver medal.
f. w. Metcalf, city, best sideboard;
silver medal.
F. w. Metcalf, city, best book case,
silver medal.
William Wismar & Sons, city, best
specimen wood turning; diploma and
$500
William Wismar & Sons, city. best
scroll saving; silver medal.
Sears Paint and Glass company, city,
best exhibit and variety of show cases;
gold medal.
Sears Paint and Glass company, city;
best display art glass and metal work;
gold medal.
G. F. Murray. city, best homemade
wood mantel; silver medal.
G. F. Murray, city, hall rack and
chairs; silver medal recommended.
John LomaX, city, upholstered cord
and dress trimmings; silver medal rec
commended.
S. l.. Wire Mattress company, city,
wire mattresses and cots; silver medal
recommended.
c. H. King, city, bamboo work furni-
ture); silver medal recommended.
Joseph E. Jensen, Sugar House P. o.,
cupboard, homemade diploma recon-
mended.
William Wismar & Sons, city, H NJ
combination kitchen table; silver medal
recommended.
R. T. Julian, Ephraim, guitar; diplo-
ma recommended.
R. S. Baird, Ogden, clothes rack and
ironing board; diploma recommended.
Earl Cummings, Ogden, cabinet and
carving; gold medal recommended.
P. Erickson, Ogden, inlaid parlor ia
BILE; silver medal.
Watson Bros, Salt Lake city, best H.
NJ. mantel from Utah onyx; gold medal.
H. Dinwoodey Furniture company,
best bed lounge; silver medal.
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, Shoes ETC.
Provo Wooden mills, Provo City,
best collection of assorted fannels,
ten pieces; geld medal
Provo Wooden mills, Provo City,
best collection of cassimeres, ten pieces;
gold medal.