Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-07

The useful well spent life OF the de-
ceased. who left Il monument OF good
works that viii live long after his re-
mains are laid TO mother earth. HIS
many excellent traits OF character his
love for his family and friends. ana
many OF his acts Of Kindness and BEN
evidence we're spoken of feelingly, the
services we're largely attended, many
beautiful floral emblems were lald on
MIS- casket. The North ogden military
band attended the funeral, dlscoursihg
sweet strains Of music en- route from
Mis- home to the church, and thence to
the place OF interment. The grave was
dedicated by Hans Madsen.
ALIJAH LARKIN's FUNERAL.
Word has been received in Ogden by
,hs relatives OF the late Pioneer Elijah
larkn, who died Unexpectedly at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Ruth Bates
at 0phir. Tooele county Wednesday
that the funeral will be held at the st.
Johns TOocle county, ward meeting
house Sunday afternoon His remains
VIII be taken to Salt Lake city Mon"
day. The funeral arrangements there
will be IN charge OF Undertaken Jo-
seph VIM. Taylor, who will be able to
Inform his many friends In that city
when the body will arrive. 80 they can
meet the train and accompany the re-
mains to the salt Lake city cemetery,
where they will be laid 10 rest Monday
afternoon
POULTRY SHOW PRIZES,
The judging of tho various exhibits AZ
The Ogden poultry show was completed
Yesterday and the final awarding OF
Prizes and premiums was made. The
four silver cups went to the following;
For best display Of Rhode Island
keds Erik Larsen.
For best display Of birds OF the Mod
N'rranean class comprising Leghorns
and smaller breeds, NJ j. Hewitt.
Best display OF Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Roy Wilson.
Best display solid Color Pen, NJ, j.
Hewitt
Following is list OF the awards.
Rhode Island Reds-E. Larson, first
COCK FIRST, sacond and third hen; first
ana thlrd cockerel; third .pullet first
pulht
Louis Peery. first pullet
nuls O., Duncan, second cock and
second pen.
a. G. Brown. Leghorns- oak Yard.
nlst second aud third PEN first, second
men and third pen
ueorge A. Poulter, first and second
pel second ana third hen; nrst, Sec
o m ana third cockereli first second
and third pullet
white Wyondottes--A. g. Snaed, Sec
wv pen first cock second cockerel ana
second pulot N
.,A y Foulser third pen, third cock
Utl thlrd pullct.
AZ 4 Foulger third pen. third cock
ee third pullet.
w., r. Dinsmore, North Ogden. FIRST
wv second cock: first cockerel, frat.
sgud ana thlrd hem first pullet.
ronyer Laced Wyandottes Frank
cyIlseE FIRST pen first cock; first
ar,,seIeli ilrst, second and third pullet;
c. nun .Orplngton. Richard Bros. arst
psr "' nrst second and third hen. nrst
Horn, third cock.
s,s h w. Rowe, second cock. FIRST and
nnIiin.al cockerel; FIRST second and third
'itl second ana third pen.
er,sssb-oak Yard, hrsti brown eggs,
ond wnlte eggs; Arthur Foulger sec.
wy brown eBs
A,s, ,owh Leghorns-George A. Poulter
onG second and third cookerel; zoe.
hrd pullet '' '''o''u ano
ST. ,n fards' First hen; third hen
HsoIte comb White Lcghorns-M r
ss"Ilt' hrst cock and second hon. Ara,
'oCo3d and third pullet. 49, ~ -
s.oor5 iards-second cock: third hen,
A o Sad third oockere; second pen
~ w. Maw-Third pen. 80"