The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-17

medals, Which is equal TO the AWARDS
made to many of the older states. The
educational exhibit was one of the
attractive features of our exhibit and
served to create a most favorable i'm
preston in favor of the Territory, es-
pecially among prospective settlers.
In the Transportation building, the
exhibits from this Territory were cred
liable and attractive The buggy, a
product of home manufacture, received
"a medal and favorable mention.
In the Woman's Building, Utah was
accorded the most f1attering recogni-
ton. The silk exhibit of the United
States being made by this Territory
and the specimens of woman'S work
from Utah, was equal to that from
any other state or country. The med
ais awarded to the women of Utah
Exhibit and the honors accorded our
ladies, several of them being invited
to address the Womans congress on
several occasions. is an indication that
the ability and intelligence of our
ladies was duly recognized.
The exhibit in the Utah building was
decorative in character, yet it was
calculated to attract attention to our
varied resources which it did in a man
ner most gratifying.
Our feature of the exhibit in the
building was the archaeological re-
mains At first it. was decid-
ed to place this exhibit in
Archaeological building, but later it
was thought best to place it in the
Utah building as it was historical in
character and properly belonged in the
building This exhibit attracted a
throng of visitors and was considered
one of the greatest curosities to be
found ON the grounds. The mummy
was an object of great interest. Scien-
tific men from all parts of the world
came to examine it and the chief of
the Ethnology and Archaeological de-
partment pronounced it the finest
specimen of the kind in existence.
The cotton goods from southern Utah
supplied by Superintendent Judd, and
manufactured articles, especially the
boots and shoes from the z. G. M. l.
of Salt Lake city, were greatly adj
mired.
Our building was neatly, but not ex-
pensively furnished. The decorations
propriate and attractive and served to
give the Utah building a home-like
appearance, that was very pleasant
and agreeable to visitors.
Utah was very favorably considered
by. the jury of awards. The follow
ing is an unofficial list of medals and
awards made to Utah:
MINING DEPARIMENI.
Ontario Mining Company, Park City
Silver sulphurets and silver lead ore.
Don Mcguire, Ogden-Garnets and
topaz.
Cactus Mining Company, Frisco
Copper bullion, ore and other miner
ais.
Centennial Eureka. Eureka-s Silver
ore
State of Utah-Silver ores.
Wooley, Lund & Judd, st. George
Silver ores in sandstone.
DAILY Mining company, Park City
silver sulpurets and argentiferous
R. Macintosh, Sandy-Lead, galena
and carbonate ore.
Niagara Mining company, Bingham
Lead, galena and carbonate ore.
R. Macintosh, Sandy-Cabinets of
minerals.
Territory of Utah-Silver ore.
Soldier Summit Elatorite company.
Castle Gate-Elatorite.
Rio Grande Railway company, Castle
Gate-Elatorite.
Fort Ducheshe Gilsonite company,
Fort Duchesne-Gilsonite
Rio Grande Western Railroad COM
pany, Mt Pleasant Valley-Bituminous
coal.
Bituminous coal.
Home Coal company, Coalville-
Bituminous coal.
Mills and Wing. Lehi-Onyx.
Pelican Point mine and two others,
I,ehi-Onyx.
Professor Cedarstron, Lehi,-Onyx.
N. Treweek, Salt Lake-Sulphur.
Cove Creek Sulphur company, Cove
Creek-Sulphur.
Dirty Devil River, Salt Lake city
Russell Process company, Park City
Collective exhibit illustrating Russell
process.
lcity-Granite.
Salt Lake Pressed Brick company
Salt Lake city-Red and white pressed
brick.
Anderson Pressed Brick company
OEden-Red and white pressed brick.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Kate D. Barron Buck, Salt Lake city
Silk map of the United States.
Agricultural College, Logan-Charts
photos and manual training.
Utah Territory-Collectiv education
al exhibit.
Salt Lake public schools-Primary
school work.
Provo city schools-Students' work.
| University Of Utah-School work
photos and charts.
| Salt Lake public schools-Thirty vol.
umes grammar school work.
Salt Lake public schools-Ninety vol,
umes high school and class work.
Salt Lake county and Salt Lake city
Kindergarten work.
| AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
David Coyner, Nephi-Oats.
John Carlisle, Mill Creek-Oats.
Edward Ogden, Davis-Oats.
James Jensen, Cache-Oats.
Agricultural College, Logan-Wheat
oats. barley and grasses. Utah bar
lley was pronounced the best in the
world.
Utah Sugar Company, Lehi-Beet SUI
gar.
Utah carbohydrates.
Joshua Salisbury, acknowledgements
Charles Crane, Kanosh-Wool.
Rowe, Morris & Summerhays-Woo
flag.
Utah Territory-F'arm photographs
Utah Territory, Irrigation Map.
The above is not an official list. The
Ichairman of the committee of award:
promised to supply each state with {
corrected official list by Janutry l, bu
it has not been received. 1t is more
than probable that a number of ad
ditional awards will appear in the
official list
| note the following in regard t.
appropriations, and amount expended
on state buildings by some Of thu
western states which, in my opinion
compare favorably with Utah in wealth
and population: Colorado appropriated
iS145. 900, and the Colorado building cos
S32. 900. Montana appropriated 100000
land expended $4,000 on state build
ling. Idaho appropriated $4,000, ant
Expended $4,000 on the state building
/ think all who visited the exposi
ition and saw the exhibits made by tn