Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-13
LIST OF AWARDS.
FORTUNATE MONTANA EXHIBl
TORS AT THE OMAHA
EXPOSITION.

William H. Sutherlin, Montana COM
missioner at the Omaha exposition, yes
terday sent nearly so medals and diplo-
mas awarded to Montana exhibitors at
the exposition to their fortunate owners,
says the Helena independent. The awards
received yesterday from the exposition
board of awards were for mineral. horti-
cultural and educational exhibits. The
medals and diplomas for individual ex-
hlblts in the agricultural department of
the exposition will be received later.
The state of Montana received a hand
some gold media for it's mineral exhibit
and another for its general agricultural
exhibit. The states horticultural cx-
hbit was awarded a silver medal. AS
was reported recently, the Montana min
eral exhibit, received more gold medals
than the mineral exhibit of any other
state. Mr.. Sutherlin received a gold
medal for valuable services to the expo
sitlon management. Samue Anderson of
White sulphur Springs, who had charge
of the state mineral exhibits was award
ed a medal for the installation of the ex-
hibit.
The following is the official list of
awards so far announced and published
today for the first time:
State of Montana, general exhibit Of
minerals, awarded a gold medal.
State of Montana, general agricultural
exhibit, awarded a gold medal.
State of Montana, xhibi of fruit in
jars and fresh, awarded a silver medal.
Anaconda Copper Mining company,
copper exhibit, gold medal.
Boston & Montana Mining company.
copper produced by electrical process,
gold medal.
John Burke of Utica, collection of
%sapphires, silver medal.
John Long of Philipsburg, device for
powder thawer, bronze medal.
College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, Bozeman, work of pupils, gold
medal.
Mrs. F. E. Marshal, Bozeman, water
color, pastel painting, silver medal.
Miles City public school, work of pupils,
gold medal.
Samuel Anderson of White Sulphur
springs, installation Of mining exhibit,
bronze medal.
Great Falls Fire Brick SUI
perior fire clay and brick, bronze medal.
A. w. Tanner of Norris, exhibit of gar
nets bronze medal.
Henry Filing of Virginia City, gold
ugge gold medal.
K. G. Knox Of Norris, exhibit of wire
gold, gold medal.
Goodchild & Co., of THOMPSON Falls.
collection of antimony ore. bronze medal.
Prof. j. F. Sanders, of Dillon normal
school. educational work of pupils, gold
medal.
Marcus Daily, Of Anaconda, exhibit Of
apples, bronze medal.
Oiney Taylor, Billings, exhibit Of APP
pies and peaches. bronze medal.
Mrs. c. P. Higgins, of Missoula, exhi-
bit of apples, bronze medal.
M. Fl. Pearse, Of Plains, exhibit Of APP
pies, bronz medal.
r. Parkherst, of Victor, exhibit Of AL
exander apples, bronze medal.
Amos Brick, Of Stevensville, exhibit of
apples, bronze medal.
William ,Zastrow, of Helena, "Philatel-
les" diploma Of honorable mention.
Miss C.. A. Murphy, of Livingston, gen
erals school exhibit, gold medal.
Alex Metzel, of Fuller Springs. exhibit
of jasper, diploma of honorable mention.
Charles Chauvin, of Butte, cabinet of
minerals and curios, diploma of honor
able mention.
Montana Stucco company, of Great
gypsum, diploma of honorable men,
ton.
Alfred Carr, of Missoula, exhibit of ap-
Piles, diploma of honorable mention.
John Delany, Missoula, exhibit of ap-
pies, diploma of honorable mention.
Peter Lebershon, of Missoula, exhibit of
apples, diploma Of honorable mention.
Clarence Baker, of Plains, exhibit of ap-
pies, diploma of honorable mention.
G. E. Williams, of Missoula, exhibit of
apples, diploma of honorable mention.
Mrs. H. T. Gibson, Stevensville, exhibit
of apples, diploma of honorable mention.
Mrs. Dudly Bass, of Stevensville, eX.
hibit of apples, diploma of honorable
mention.
T. E. Slaughter. of Missoula, exhibit of
apples, diploma of honorable mention.
T. e. Lesion, Of Missoula, exhibit of
apples, diploma of honorable mention.