The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
AWARDS ON FRUIT.
Judges Have Difficulty in Completing
Their Task.

mcnt were Rodney lillian. jr.. and Al
bert ". Casey of Salt Lake City. The
display was so extensive and generally
nieritoriOus that 1t called for much dis
elimination anu Weighing OF qualities, and
the judging was no light task especially
as there were 50 many competitors Tor
nearly every prize. AS q general thlng
the blue cards were distributed 10 nearly
all exhibitors. some part of each grow
ers exhibit coming in for first prize.
The awards we're as follows:
n & Johnson. Provo. Utah county
First prizes for finest quality OF apples,
IN display of not less than three ~arl-
cites. thirty Of "A kind: for finest quar-
ity OF pears: for largest variety ana best
quality OF pears Second prizes for Dis
play Of one variety of pears; for largest
and best quality of apples.
L. HcmenWay. Granger. SAT- Lake
county-First on largest variety ana best
oualitv- of apples. second on finest quail
ftv of apples: also on best display or one
variety Of apples; also on finest quality OF
prunes: second on best display OF irult
Of an kinds raised by exhibitor
W Il Miller. Syracuse, Davis county
First on best display Of one variety oil
apples
James II Fisher. ir.. AIin Creek, salt
Lake cnunty-First prizes for finest quail
itv Of peaches. not less than three kinds;
for largest variety and best quality OF
peaches: same on Drunes and ounces
Sweepstakes on best display Of fruit OF
all kinds raised by exhibitor.
w Cragun View. Weber county
First PRICES FOR largest variety and best
quality Of plums: also for prunes' Iot
finest quality OF plums SECOND pll-e S,I .oI
finest quality OF peaches. not less thah
three kinds thirty Of a kind. FOR largest
variety aud best quality OF peaches: Tor
largest variety and best duallS OIL
Mrs Thomas Bulge View. Weber coun--
ty-F'irst prize for best thirty peaches oil
any one variety. -
William Kraack. lions fruit ranch. H.
T u No 3. Sandy Salt Lake county
First DriZe for best thirty pears. any
variety. second prizes Tor iihesI luSl-
INV OF pears not less than three klnoS;
thirty of a kind: for largest variety ana
hest o,1alitv of pears; for finest quality
0i Ic ilT Judd. ST. George. Washington
countv-First prizes on finest quaHlE u
cranes ;-&or largest variety ana best qudl -
itv Of grapes. First and second prizes
for best collections of figs; Tor pest all9
largest varieties Of raisins II 20 oouIlu
Served figs in boxes: for best twenty-,I I'VE
mounds sun dried peeled peaches lot pSSs
twenty-five pounds eXaporeteu pS Se5
peaches. for best disDlay OF SUP 9IIeu
lish fPersianl walnuts: for pest t"ei a9 :
rf,e mounds soft shell almonds. atso
hard shell: for finest display no a.
etv Of nuts. Second prize on pes PEI sIso
MAY of evaporated fruits Mr. Judd also
I,ine the y c. VI. T. special prize loI
hest display of twenty-five Dounos OF
dried fruits -, 81 sa,t r.ale conn
~ second prize on finest quality OF
GRAPES. rGt less than three varieties
lanes King. East Mill Creek, SaIt Lake
countv-First prizes each for display OF
host twenty-five pounds sun drleo dI
nles neaches. pears. plums. prunes' apr.
cots. first prizes for each display Oh 49,
twenty-five pounds evaporateo apPae-,
nnaches ncars DlumS. aDricOts, raSpoeI
liee and for best general dlsDldy %
evaDorRted fruits. Second prize for best
collection of ounces and for best dlsPlay
~ -rl,o salt Lake County horticultural So
c,etv was a-arded first prize Tor pes!
disnlav of fruit of all kinds collected ana
exhibited. rot raised by exhibitor
Domestic Canned Fruits.
The display of fruit in jars. of jams
and jellies pickles and catsups' Was
more prominent than at any previous
fair and the judges had an unenNiaole
task IN awarding premiums, SO close va
tho cor petition. The prizes. however
were pretty evenly distributed among
the fair competitors. Following are Ihe
winners of first prizes:
AIRS. o Munson. Salt Lake City-toI
best quality and greatest variety or SWEEP
Nrs q Dahl. Big Cottonwood-FoI
1,rst dfsplav OF peaches. apricOts and
small fruits and for best display and
largest variety of fruit in jars; TOT pes
display Of pickles ana catsups III Jars
Second nriZe for sweet cherries.
Mrs Y & Bailey. Wilford calder :
Sfationf salt Lake cOunty-Ffrst prlze
FOR best display and largest variety o.
Jams and ieliics- Second prize on cailiess
peaches. or pickles and catsups' secohg
for best display and largest variety OF
frrits IN lars. Mrs. Bailey also WIS
u q. NJ. l. special prize on pickles II
'e Ktrs. II. GRAFTON. salt Lake City-second
nvizos>on apricots and on jams and 9el'
no Tobn T. Cox. salt lake City--seeond
ort9e ,'t on display of small fruits in jars
Display Of Dixie Fruits.
Jobn Judd. OF st. GEORGE. Washington
county. showed one OF the l1hest Els p sta,t
fafr having fourteen varieties OF grapes
a largo collection OF pomgrahStes, al !,
nonds and walnuts. He also showe9
fine collection and great variety OF rals.
Srs and SIM dried fruits. All his cureS
frufts were put up in attractive CONNER
cia1 raf.lxaRcs that we're noteworthy lol
their neatness and eNceheht N4st.s ,r,r
lanes N Fisher. Jr.- OF Last ~.
Creek led the general display IN IN
number of varieties OF the leading rule'
which NJ showed His exhibit comprised
twenty varieties OF peaches. INe we so -ols'
Of ultirns and Drunes. fourteen OF peas
five or puinces. thirty-fOur OF grapes ah'
one of neetarines. "a
rTne exhibit OF William Kraack of SANDY
~-as considered deserving Of special men
zion fSr the variety and excellence o
the fruit shown and its artistic arrange
mont He shows 4 total Of some fittl
varieties Of fruits, among the dispia,
being varieties Of ported straw herr'
piauts la frJiit. As well as raspberries-
FINE HORSES GET RIBBONS.
The horse show on ting race track yes
terdsy morning was one of the feature
of the entire fair for the lovers OF goo'
Eorses The only regret expressed wa
fhaf 81 could nor have been given IN tn