The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-04
PRIZES AWARDED FOR
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBIT

Awards were made yesterday in the
horticultural department as follows:
s. A. Cragun, View. Utah, best variety
OF peaches, three kinds, second.
S. A. Cragun, View, Utah, largest va
riety and best quality peaches, second.
s. A. Cragun, View, Utah, best thirty
peaches, any variety, diploma.
:. A. Cragun, View, Utah, finest quail
ity pears, second.
s. A. Cragun, View, Utah, largest va
riety pears and best quality, second.
s. A. Cragun. View, Utah, best thirty
pears. any variety. first.
s. A. Cragun, View, Utah, finest quail
ity plums, three kinds. first.
s. A Cragun, View, Utah, largest va
riety and best quality plums, second
s. A. Cragun. View, Utah, largest va
riety and best quality prunes, second
S. A. Cragun, View, Utah, best collec-
ton of ounces, second.
S. A. Cragun, View, Utah, best display
of fruits, diploma and $40.
Granite Fruit & Chorol company, Cald-
er's Station. best display of fruits. dip
James King. Calders Station, best
thirty peaches, diploma.
James King, Calder's Station, finest
quality plums, three kinds, second
James King, Calder's Station, best coll
lection ounces, first.
James King, Calders Station, best
twenty-five pornds sun-dried apricots
first.
James King, Calder's Station. best
twenty-five pounds evaporated apricots,
first.
James King, Calder's Station, best dis
play fruit evaporation, first.
James King, Calder's Station, best dis
play evaporated fruits, first
James King. Callers Station, best dis
play Utah dried fruits. NJ & NJ. ribbon
NJ e. Willis, Warren, Utah, finest quail
ity apples. three kinds, thirty apples each
Charles ]. Adams, Riverdale, finest
quality apples, three kinds, thirty apples
each. first
Charles J.. Adams, Rlverdale, largest
variety and best quality apples, first
Charles ]. Adams, Riverdale, best thirty
apples, any variety, first.
Charles ]. Adams, Riverdale, best pack
of apples, first.
NJ Christofferson, Farmers. best dis
play of foliage, ETC., gold medal and
first.
NJ Christofferson. Farmers. best COL
lection plants, gold medal and first.
Moroni Mortensen, Bear River. finest
each. second.
Moroni Mortensen, Bear River, best
pack apples, second.
James G.. Duffin, Provo, best display
James G. Duffin, Provo. best pack ap-
pies, second.
Mrs. J. B. Evans. Centerville, best twen-
ty-five pounds English walnuts, first
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ty-flve pounds hardshell almonds, first.
Gilbert Parker, Hooper. best thirty
peaches, any variety, second.
Thomas Judd, st. George, best softshell
almonds. first.
Thomas Judd. st. George. best display
of nuts. first
Enoch Farr. Ogden, best quality grapes,
first.
Enoch Farr, Ogden, best quality and
variety of grapes, first.
Salt Lake Valley Canning companv. Og.
den. best display of canned goods, gold
medal and first
Syracuse Horticultural society, Layton.
best display of fruits, first.
Box Elder Commercial club, Brigham.
best display of fruits. diploma.
Thomas Briggs, Layton. best thirty ap-
Piles, second.
Cherries in bottles. first. Haywood &
Haywood.
Five jars peaches, first, Haywood &
Haywood. Bountiful.
Best quality and variety small fruit,
first. Haywood & Haywood, Bountiful
Best display pickles. no two jars alike
first, Haywood & Haywood. Bountiful
Best display catsup in glass jars, first,
Haywood & Haywood, Bountiful.
Best display jams and jellies IN Jars
from any Utah factory, second, Haywood
& Haywood, Bountiful.
Best display and variety fruit and jams
and jellies in glass jars, Utah factories,
first, Hanks Bros, Salt Lake.
Best display and largest variety of fruit
in glass Jars, no two Jars alike, factories
excepted, first. Mrs. r. G. Bowen, Tooele
Best q pounds sun-dried apples, first
Mrs. r. G. Brown, Tooele.
Largest variety and best quality apples
second, William H. Miller, Syracuse.