The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

not sustained and the judges decision
will stand
The complaint against the award of
! the special premium offered by
| Schuttler & Hoty for the best yearling
or short horned bull on the ground that
the entry was not made until the an
NAL was in the show ring was not
sustained.
In the competition for the prize for
the best creamery butter two of the
contestants made tie under the rules
The directors decided the cash premium
should be divided and in addition a
diploma be given to each.
In the Allison VS.. Allen Bros con-
test, where the complaint alleges the
defendants exhibited sheep that had
not been in the state the required length
, of time, action was postponed until the
! 18th of this month in order to afford
time to both parties TO secure evidence
A special meeting of the board will be
held on the date mentioned to dispose
of the matter.
The special committee ordered by the
! board to make report on all articles of
merit exhibited at the fair which had
not been entered for premiums, recom-
mended that diplomas be awarded to
the following:
e. I. Palfreyman, best kept yard in
horse division; c. E. and w. II. Conrad
best kept yard in the. cattle division:
Z. j. Trump, display of incuba tors and
breeders; Studebaker Bros, best exhibit
OF carriages. wagons, harness and sheep
camp; Cooperative Wagon & Ma
chine. company display of AGRICULTURAL
implements and wind mills; George A.
Lowe & Co, best display mechanical
tools and horsepower pump: Agricul-
tural college at Logan, exhibition of
students work. agricultural crops
Shropshire sheep and Berkshire and
Poland China hogs, Joshua Terry of
Salt Lake, corn raised without irriga-
ton; Grant Hampton, display of fish.
The premium for the best general
display of honey and apiarian supplies
was withheld because the apiarian sup
plies were not manufactured in Utah
The premiums awarded by the judges
for the best refrigerator and best min
ing car were also withheld for the same
reason.
Hewlett Bros. were awarded a special
gold medal for the best exhibition of
spices and extracts.
The contest on the yearling steer
award was decided by the exhibitors.
Ford Bros. of Centerville, filing an affi-
davit that the animal entered was not
2-year-old, Notwithstanding the fact
that expert evidence to the contrary
had been produced in the case.
me awards of the judges for the best
set of single light, double light and
double heavy harness were set aside.
as the harness was not entered by the
manufacturer
W. II. Servis was awarded a special
diploma for an exhibit of candy made
in Utah from imported sugar, while the
Filipino exhibit was recommended for
honorable mention. as We're also the
exhibits of flowers from Temple square
by Gardener John Starley, and Liberty
park by Gardener Arnold Schultss.
George Perry was awarded a silver
medal and S. for his exhibit of pressed
flowers and toys, and LoVesey & Back
S. special premium for the best dis
play Of honey.
Upon recommendation the first pre-
MUM for double heavy harness was
awarded to f. Plat & Co, and the
second to Louis Hook
Upon the recommendation of the
judges in the dairy department the di-
rectors awarded the prize for the best
exhibit of creamery butter to the Tay-
louisville Creamery company Through
negligence this exhibit did not appear
as regularly entered for premium COM
petition