Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-08

County-First prizes on finest quality
of grapes for largest variety and best
quality OF grapes First and second
prizes for best collections OF ngs. for
best and largest varieties OF ralslns In
2b-pound boxes, for best 25 pounds
preserved hgs In boxes, Tor best %
pounds sun dried peeled peaches. for
best % pounds eyaporated peeled
peaches, for best display of sun dried
fruits; for best 2j pounds English per.
siam walnuts, Tor best % pounds soft
sheled almonds also hard she'll for
finest display and variety of nuts, Seq
ond prize on best display OF eyaporated
fruits, Nh Judd also wins the u. g. NJ.
l. special prize Tor best display of 2j
pounds NJ dried fruits
w. g. STAY Mil Creek Salt Lake
County Second prize on finest quality
Of grapes not less than three varieties
shown
James King. East Mil Crock. Salt
Lake County First prizes each for dis.
play Of best Is pounds sun dried ap-
pies. peaches. pears plums. prunes
aprlcois: first prizes FOR each display OF
best % pounds eyapOrated apples.
peaches, pears, plums, apricots. rasp-
berries. and for best general display of
eyaporated fruits Second prize for
best collection ~ ounces and for best
display OF sun dried fruits
The Salt Lake County horticultural
society WAS awarded 0rst prize for best
display Of fruits OF all kinds collected
and exhibited, not raised by exhibitor
DOMESTIC CANNED FRUITS.
The display Of fruit In jars Of Jams
and icllIes. pickles and Catsups was
more prominent than at any previous
fair and the judges had an unenyable
task I'm awarding premiums, so close
was the competition The prizes, how
over We're pretty evenly distributed
among the fair competitors, Following
are the winners Of first prizes,
Mrs. O. Munson. Salt Lake Clty-F0r
best quality and greatest variety Of
sweet cherries.
Mrs. c. Dahl Big Cottonwood-For
best display OF peaches aprlcots ANA
small fruits. and for best display aud
largest variety of fruit IN jars for best
display Of pickles and catsups I'm Jars.
Second prize for sweet cherries,
Mrs. Y. e. Bailey. MILFORD (Calder's
station, Salt Lake county First prize
FOR best display and largest variety Of
Jams aud iclies Second prize on
canned peaches. ON pickles and cat
slps second for hest display and larg-
est variety Of fruits I'm jars Mrs Bal
ley also wins H. e. NJ. T. special prize
on pickles In Jars.
Mrs II. Grafton, Salt Lake city
Second prizes ON apricots and ON jams
and lellles
John Il. COX. Salt Lake City-Sec-
oud prize on display Of small fruits IN
Jars,
DIXIE FRUITS.
John Judd Of ST. George. Washington
county showed one Of the finest dis |
plays Ok Dixie fruits ever exhibited at |
the state fair. having u varieties OF |
grapes. large collection Of pomgran- |
ates. almonds and walnuts. lie also |
showed a fine collection and great var |
iety Of raisins and sun dried fruits, All |
his cured fruits were put up in attract |
i've commercial packages that were |
for their neatne'H end eN-
cellent quality
James NJ Fisher. Jr OF East Mil |
Creek led the general ay I'M the |
number Of varieties the leading |
fruits which he showed His exhibit |
comprised 20 varieties Of peaches u
of NUNS and pnue Il OF pears, 1--WE
NJ ounces, 80 Of smpas and one Of nee
,arines
The exhibit cr William Kraack Of |
Sandy was considered deserving OF spe-
,lal mention 6ar the variety and excel
n nd