The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-02

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Educational Department.
The prizes in department NJ, the
educational deartment, were awarded
as follows, so far as they had been
made:
d. II. Christensen, superintendent of
city schools. for best quality of pupils
work illustrating sense-training meth
DDS in the schools. s..
Twenty-ninth district school. best
collection of free hand drawings, lineal
and perspective. 81; best collection Of
drawings in water color. "a.
All the other prizes were captured
by Salt Lake city schools. They were
as follows:
Best display OF penmanship of pupils
between the primary grades and High
school. diploma and S..
Best collection of number work by
pupils in primary classes. s..
Best collection of test solutions or
examinations in arithmetic in all grades
above second reader. S..
Best set of arithmetic papers in
which the ratio method is illustrated.
s..
Best collection of language exercises
| based on natural objects, from object
lessons, under third grade, S..
! Best collection of composition exer-
cises, based upon the climate. scenery
and products of Utah. IS.
Best general collection of nat surface
maps. IS.
Best general collection of progressive
outline maps. IS.
Best collection of maps Of Utah
showing boundary lines and county
seats. IS.
Best collection of handicraft and
products of manual training. $3.50.
Best collection of pupils work illus
trating best methods of keeping begin
ners and first grade pupils probably
employed, IS.
Best general display of the products
of school work. gold medal to principal
and SIS.
Second best general display of the
products of school work. silver medal
TO principal and $40.
Best exhibit of pen work. diploma
and SO.
Cattle Prize Winners.
The selection of prize winners among
the short-horned cattle commenced
yesterday morning, but probably viii
not be completed before this afternoon.
The prizes awarded yesterday We're as
follows:
Bull. years old and over: John II.
Seely. Mt. Pleasant, first, $50; ]. II.
White KaXsville, second, $40; James
F. Jensen, Mt. Pleasant. third, SIS
Bull. years old and under 8:
]. H. Seely, Mt. Pleasant, first. $40;
Allen Bros, Draper, second, SIS; James
F. Jensen. Mt. Pleasant. third. $40.
Bull. year and under 2: John White.
Kaysville. all three premiums, SIS, $40
and So.
Calf, months old and under: Allen
Bros. Draper. first. $40: ]. H. Seely,
Mt. Pleasant, second and third, S. and
s..
Poultry Department
The awards in the poultry depart
ment were completed yesterday after
noon. They were as follows:
]. w. Bird, city, best pair Partridge
Coachin chicks, first and second prizes,
81 and 81.
T. P. Seldom, city, best pair Barred
Plymouth Rock fowls. first prize, s..
II. II. Pinnoch, city, best pair Barred
Plymouth Rock fowls. second prize, 81;
best pair Barred Plymouth Rock
chicks. first. 81; T. P. Seldom, same.
second prize. 81.
J. W. Bird, city. white Plymouth
Rock fowls. first. 81.
J. A. McCausland. Logan. white Ply
mouth Rock chicks. first, 81; J. w.
Bird. same. second. 81.
j. A. McCausland. white Wyandotte
fowls. first, 81: second. 81.
c. E. Bennett. city, black Langshang
chicks, first and second. 81 and 81.
]. w. Bird. white Leghorn fowls. first.
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bearing & Keethey, white Leghorn
chicks. second. 81.
r. G.. Winter, city, black Minorca
fowls. first, 81; w. C. Woodruff. city, |
Golden Seabright bantam chicks, first,
81; Dan Young Golden Seabright ban
tam fowls. second, 81; James solomon.
city. Golden Seabright bantam fowls, |
second, 81.
]. w. Bird, city. dark Brahma fowls, |
first and second. 81 and 81; dark Brah- |
ma chicks. first and second. 81 and L. !
Golden Wyandotte fowls. first, 81; |
same, chicks. first 50.
j. II. Haslam. city. Buff Leghorn |
chicks, first and second. 81 and 81.
H. Hunt. golden Polish fowls. first |
and second, 81 and ST. golden Polish |
chicks, first and second. 81 and 81; w. |
c. Black, Polish fowls. first. 81.
r. G. Winter. white Jap bantam |
fowls. first, 50; VIII White. city. same, |
second, 81.
NJ. ]. McGratham. city. Buff Coaehin |
bantam fowls, first, 81; Rodger Jessup,
same. second. 81.
VIII White. Buff Coachin bantam |
chicks. first. 50: George Blake. same,
second. 81.
William Redeker. Pekin ducks. first
and second, 80 and 81.
T. d. Morgan, best pair. any stand /
ard. variety color, first, 81; James Sol
ONION. same, first, 81.
Clifford Foulger. city. guinea pigs,
first, 81: best collection guinea pigs, di-
ploma and 81.
For the Best Fruit.
The awards in department G were as
follows:
n. B. Johnson. Provo. apples. first
prize, So
Walter Riddle. Salt Lake, apples.
second prize, IS.
N. B. Johnson, Provo. apples, third /
prize. 81.
Miss Ina G. johnson. Callers park,
fruit in jars, second prize, 81; same,
largest variety fruit in jars, second |
prize, s.; same, best display of fruit 1
In Jars. second prize. $3.50.
Huddart Floral company, Salt Lake.
collection OF towering plants, second /
prize. $40; same, collection of foliage
and plants. second prize. $40.
James Harwood, Lehi. twenty-five |
pounds English walnuts, first prize. s..
E. P. Gordon. Willard. best peaches,
first prize, 81.
S. w. Gragun. View. Weber county,
best peaches, second prize. s..
Salt Lake Valley Canning company,
Ogden, display canned goods, second
prize, SIS; same, case Utah peaches,
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