Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06

Inc NNAI NW OF HlAH Va kANNAlhlllr az
the Fair was done today, the lis. get
ting in this afternoon The record OF
the Fair is that very big list Of
awards has been made. The directors
have a considerable number Of recon-
mendatlJns tl consider, and when these
are passed on the result VIII be made
known.
The chief list OF premiums passed on
today was Ia the Wuman's department,
and the additional awards made were as
follows;
WOMAN's WORK.
Mrs. D0ugall. best home colorlng. ST..
The committee recommend that du-
plicate prizes be given 10 the double
size CenterpieCe. 2 Centerpioces, and
teac0th adj deserving first premium,
aRd awarded accordingly
The committee recommend that
special prizes be given 10 the following
deserving entries.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hamilton tea cloth, 81,
centerpiece, 81.
Mrs, Clarence Mccoy. double rise CEN
terpiece 81,
Mrs W j. Bateman, centerpiece, 81;
Tie ends. ST.
Caroline Munson. best point lace, d.
ploma lace vest and collar, s..
Mrs Sallie T. Leonard. Battenberg
lace jacket. S.
Milhemina Erickson. pillow case, 81.
Mrs. W. $. Patterson. drawn work.
apron. 80 cents
w. @. Westwood, pin cushion, 81.
Kendall Utah Brown, sofa cushion, 81.
Mary c. Dougal, wool and silk por-
tlerres and cushion, silver medal
Mrs. j. X. Shaw cOlored table CLOTH
Mrs. f. a. Hubball, stand mat, 81.
Mrs. Herbert Lilley oniton center
piece and doylles, 81.
Gertrude Thomas, doyies and bolt
ing cloth, 81,
Mrs. J. s. Witcher. Sen, applique tea
cloth, 81,
Edna Blackmarr, tatted childs bon
net, ST.
Ragna Aus, applique centerplece on
net 81,
STATE EXHIBITS.
In the educational department the
following recommendation Is made
we, the judges, recommend that
special praise be given the Agricul-
tural College, state School for the
Deaf and Blind and State Insane Asy-
lum for their magnificent displays OF
fruit. showing the great interest they
are taking IN the horticultural indus
try. We would suggest that each Of
these institutions be awarded a diplO-
ma Also that all our exhibitors be en-
cOuraged TO follow the example OF the
Agricultural College in properly nam
Ing the different fruits they exhibit"
AGRICULTURE.
The agricultural division awards were
completed last evening, and are as fol-
lows.
James Theckston, Taylorsvllle, best
bushel Of oats, diploma and 49,
George O. Cannon, best bushel Of yell
low corn, diploma and 81.
Robert Graham, TaylorsyIlle, best
halt-bushel sweet corn, 81, same on
popcorn, 81.
Joseph Argyle. Bountiful. best ex.
hibit m0lasses, $3.50.
h. Briggs, Centervllle. best molasses.
silver medal and $3.50.
James King, first, cotton plant. silver
medal1 first. Early Rose potatoes. s..
Joseph 7. Maby, Bounutui. special on
best bushel three varieties Of potatoes,
first on same. in three varieties.
james King, best bushel Manhattan
beauty. s..
h, Briggs, first Cutler potatoes 81.
aAhN NtNtA - ma ~ AAAnl W NlIf ANlA~
mOnd, 81, first Jumbo, s.. first North
ern spy 81, first Brook seeding 81.
first Clark's seeding g.. hnt English
ash leaf s..
+. d. Heath. FIRST Burbank potatoes.
81, first Puritan, s..
William James. Union, drst peerless,
g.
George Q. Cannon, first, Carlisle, 50.
Martin Holman Murray, first white
Miller, 81; first early Goodrich 81.
y. Briggs, Bountlful. first dozen long
red beets. S.
John r. Winder, first, mangel wurzel,
William James, Union, first sugar
beets, s..
e. Briggs, first long red carrots. 81.
first white long carrots, So; best half
bushel prize taker onions. s.; best half
buahel red weatherheld, s.. best half
bushel white, 81 best half-bushel pick
Ing, 81; best half-bushel early uruips,
John T. Maby, best halt-bushel pars-
nips, ST. one-half busheI yellow Dan
vers onions, 81.
Lewis Fayter. MIL Creek. best busheI
late turpips. 81 best caulihower, s..
h. Briggs. best display red cabbage
s.; first white cabbage. s.. best fhu
barb, lettuce, radishes, peppers. 81
each; early squash ST. vegetable mar
row, ~ tomatoes special prize. cuIu-
vatUr, horseradlsh. 81. farm and gar-
den produce gold medal display VI
vegetables {2j, best cabbage. m5uggl
Wurzel and beets, $40,
James King pot herbs. s. cucumbers.
s.; citrons s.; summer squash, ST. eg.
plants 81, tomatoes. 81 green string
beans s., carmarros potatoes 81.
James Argyle. WatormelOns g.. |
pumpkins. ST. hubbard squash. ST.