The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-16
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Annual n. Barbecue Of R,b,I
chants Again Scers,
n'uneed Success.
FULLY lynne NINE THOusAyaI
PERSONS IN Ar1sSsl|
Event n Most Enjoyable a.
Attendants Got RIM
of Fun. y

anhua! barbecue a, s,,, aeh
AFTERNOON and evening ,aa
'ooV persons attended. a Ts
sons or more ate s,x f"s1s 4
OF bread and five barro,ese o,eeVts a
prehks the record for s,, s,, OF Of I'd
ins TO officials OF Ike 1s.s.sadsa-e
h1snest preceding m,mhs mhsoelala
pecuH was almost Soon fti ~
o"roccue 9"cne.,.. was PRONOUNCED az ~ "a
Wcdnesdoyy ss by ,.Io those in charzss "a
,,oa nsre was some dcY,e,,,.
i oeSue That would havss ~
calclilistS TO shame g rh put
serving were so arrangas ~ eshs
Sixty persons were e"s'. llal
,hu thae OIL one person soco1la "a
,,aad t,,al gong some" opineG :
day night. '"inmitlss
The SIX beeves uor.
Lake City Tuesday niehc c'otN
the lake Wedncsdsv ",sns rsa ana
large rolls. they we.n wv,nins
ated Iaeated tank at the oo,,n. M
.Jti,er ,,,i,h r, OF tho lower payIllun a
win the other eatables. 'n h'
Service Is Excsllpt
oa Ine tables at which the t..,.
served were numhcyaa nANtI|
spectiyely. and four ,non o. y
at each table To hand .s we
bread, beef and pickles III, j. q =
named; At table No ! -
y, E. Poulton, II. S. Horssii,h u
Pr1ce performed these dni,.s s
Ing alacrlty. Al table No
nielsen, d: f. Rich. win NJ,
~. p Nelson, no Isss 81 NJ,
Heaps. Mr.. Gibbs, Frany ~
u w Bowdidge were at tan. y
Z. j. Folgcr and A. HuSs.
oread- -sliclng machine. cnt n.
bread with marvellous dcv,sS
lightning like rapidlty Trsss T
put the bread into ura,,sra
equal deXterity and scrn,.s s
shot the bread in platters "a 4:
servers. From these IN S,-
sayory. warm pieces OF bcsg =,
hungry crowd.
The meat was handled H. 4.
way, Al Peck and William Wnc,
one meat cutter with a rapIditv !.
ing that of chained lIrhinIrr i
Frank Husbands and John Ar
ike service at another cdtr n
Edwards and Wills Bu.siblSr
the meat into pieces the riQa
sandwiches. Ed Wright api
Brooks acted as meat car5r
Olson served as pickle carjss
the FIVE barrels of this fooi
small slices with clock-li pIesi
fact, the whole thing wotssi r
automaton. Thomas Davis hs
of the cooking Of the meat
Arrangement Of TsNn I
The tables were arranged =,
insidc~of the lower pavilion 6oz
the throngs ranged themsIyes 4
boards they were served and -
passed on, giving their placa i
behind them, Bert Milan. Z ~
F. w. Wilson were statl0ni Fl
tables to direct the crowd hsr
by.
Features OF The harbecue '.
baby show AT O'Clock and y I
ming race at Z. Prizes Of q
loving cups and pla.n silver q +
a awarded the prettlest and the q
tIest babies between the aga
month and one year. one year
years. and two years and thrr
There were something like G7|
testants. The winners We're:
For the prettiest baby up :
old. Howard Cox icr
Hest. fat baby IN the same cas
Hammer.
For the prettiest and seoooi
babies between one and tao -
Wendell Korner and Mildred s.i3
For the prcttiest and ssooA
baby between two and tflne
Helen Burnett and Carl hloefl
The mothers OF The winnes
be given three pounds OF cone
grocers on the pies3
an order for the beverage if9m
association. which n
cured from that body's oiiicc N y
block,
The judges of the baby sfpt
5. CarSVr. OF Ogden, stale ~
the Retail Merchants ssS9N
Hall, A. l.. Buker. j I. Wlh'2
Swimming Contest
AT : O'Clock in the evening w
free -for-au swimming ra@
some swimming contest. Ihs
swan from the south end o.
pier to the boat PEI;
Yards. The race was won .! fn
nan. salesman Cor Caine Brc-
with a handsome w.. ~.
Judges of this event Wefo N
Mr. Hall and r. w. Wilson
Then. at Q O'Clock. cane
,rIze drawing for sometnms
prizes. ranging from q nloh"'
groceries TO cans OF milk
This ended the set prosIaD