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

and mineral products-w L. Raw,
/ lings' schools.
Best collection of relief maps, pencil
or charcoal-Salt Lake county schools
Best collection of relief maps, in clay
putty or mache-W. L. Rawlings
schools.
Best collection of drawing in water
color-Salt Lake county schools.
Best collection free hand drawings
lineal and perspective-Salt Lake
county schools.
Best collection of mat weaving and
sewing by beginners and first grade
pupils-Salt Lake county schools.
Best collection of constructive work
work in paper folding, paper and card
board cutting, wood, etc.-W. l.. Raw
lings' schools.
Best collection of pupils work illus
trating the various means of keeping
beginners and first grade pupils profit
ably employed-Salt Lake county
schools.
Best statistics of school attendance
for the last year-Salt Lake county
schools.
Best general display of the products
of school work-O. Van Colt, Salt
Lake.
Best collection of homemade APP
paratus for teaching nature study
AQella IOuu, SprlnSNllle.
Best historical essay on. Utah to
contain not more than 1000 words
Edna Berg. Provo.
Best exhibit of pen work-E. o. Van
Best list Of twenty-five books suit
able for a village or country scheol
library-O. Van Colt.
Best school chorus, to be given on the
grounds-East Jordan school
Best defamation. to be given on the
grounds-Achsa Eggertsen, w. S. Raw
lings school. Provo.
The special prize of a gold medal
offered by Heber j. Grant & Co. for the
best specimen of penmanship by boy
or girl under IA years of age, was
awarded to Ulden Bishop of Farmers
ward.
The gold medal offered by the same
firm for the best specimen of penman-
ship by boy or girl under Il years OF
age, was awarded to Anna Lucille
Young of Salt Lake.
The judges in this department were
Lieutenant G.. A. Seaman, George a.
Smith, Mrs. G. Young and j. II.
Paul In addition to their other awards
they recommended special mention for
the exhibit from the State School for
the Deaf. Dumb and Blind. The
Judges further commented favorably on
the two lists of books for school IL
brary use submitted by competitors,
and from them compiled third, which
they think contains the best features
of both. The judges list embraces the
following books: BLACK Beauty,
Ruskin: Little Women, Alcott;
King of the Golden River" Ruskin;
"Stories Of the East" Baldwin; Treas
IRE island Stevenson; Twice Told
Tales" Hawthorne; 'Silas Warner, "
Eliot. christmas Carol, Dickens;
Lord Fauntleroy, Burnett; Tom
SAWYER Clemens; Timothy Titcomb' S
Sitters." Holland: Last of the Mohic-
ans" Cooper: MILES Standish, Long
fellow: Uncle Toms Cabin, Stowe;
Life of Washington. Gods and He.
roes.'' Tramillion; Julius Caesar,
Shakespeare: "Chats With Girls on
Self-Cuiture.n Chester; Boy Heroes, =
Hate: Gueber's STORY of the Romans; y
Iohomot's Ten Great Events in His
5ory:" Asia" CARPENTER; Eggleston $
story Of American Life; TIvanhoe.
There was protest filed with the
board of directors of the fair against
he granting Of the prize for the best
General display of the products OF
school work This prize had been
awarded TO Professor O. Van Colt OF
Salt Lake. The reason assigned Tor
he protest was that the competitive
sxhibits represented counties instead
If schools The directors sustained the
protest and decided to Withdraw the
premium. which consisted of d gold
medal and SI5 cash.