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Show UTAH CROWNED, Wins it From Mailed Competition Compe-tition Proudly. HER'S ARE THE HONORS. First In Her Splendid and Unapproachable Unapproach-able mineral Exhibit Silk Grown, Spun and Woven at Home Her School Winnings Win-nings Hurrah for Utah. Secretary McDaniel, of the Utah World's fair commission, yesterday made the following partial report of the awards made to Utah at tbe World's fair: j The following is a list of medals awarded to Utah at the World's Columbian Co-lumbian exposition. It is not official I but i9 complied from data in the secretary's secre-tary's office which was obtained from the daily reports of the awards as given by the Chicago papers and memoranda obtained from tue jury of awards. About December 1st J. Boyd Thatcher chairman of tbe executive committee on awards, mady a written agreement with the national organization of state officers, which is composed of the representatives of the teveral state?, to Bupply each and every state representative with a corrected official list of awards on or before January 1. This official list has n t been received at this office yet and judging from the condition of things when I visited the office of the award committee in Washington, about the 6th o " December, it will be some time before this corrected list will be ready. Mr. Thatcher also agreed to supply the state commissions commis-sions with a statement giving the report re-port of the judges in full, on each award, which report recites the degree of excellence of the exhibit, and gives the reason for the award. In some instances diplomas have been awarded with medals, but the list here given does not state where diplomas diplo-mas have been awarded: MIXING DEPARTMENT. Ontario Mining company. Park City, . I J silver sulphurets and silver lead ore. Don Maguire, Ogden, garnets and topaz. Cactus Mining company, Frisco, cop per bullion, ore and other minerals. Continental-Eureka, Eureka, silver re. State of Utah, silver ores. Woolley, Lund & Judd, St. George, cilver ores in sandstone. Daly Mining company, Park City, silver sulphurets and argentiferous galena. R. Macintosh, Sandy, lead galena and carbonate ore. Niagara Mining company, Bingham, lead, galena and carbonate ore. It. Macintosh, Sandy, cabinet of mineralB. Territory of Utah, silver ore. Soldier Summit Elatorite company Castle Gate, elatorite. Rio Grande Western railroad com pany, Castle Gate, elatorite and al-bertite. al-bertite. Fort Duchesne Gilsonite company. Fort Duchesne, gilsonite. Rio Grande Western railroad company, com-pany, CaBtle Gate, bituminous coal. Eio Grande Western railroad company. com-pany. Pleasant Valley, bituminous coal. Church Coal company, Coalville, bituminous coal. Home Coal company, Coalville, bituminous bitu-minous coal. Miller & King, Lehi onyx. Pelican Point mine and two others, Professor Cedertrom, Lehi onyx. Treweek, N., Salt Lake sulphei. Cove Creek Sulpher company, Cove Creek, Sulpher. Dirty Devil river, Salt Lake city, selenite. Russell Process company. Park City, collective exhibit, illustrating Russell process. Church Granite quarry, Salt Lake city, granite. Salt Lake Pressed Brick company, Salt Lake city, red and white pressed brick. Anderson Pressed Brick company. Ogden, red and wnite pressed urick EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. Kate D. Barron Buck, Salt Lake city, i silk map of the United States. Agricultural college, Logan, charts, photos and manual training, Utah territory, collective educational ' exhibit. Salt Lake public schools, primary school work. Provo city schools, students work. University of Utah, school work, photos and charts. Salt Lake public schools, thirty volumes vol-umes grammar school work. Salt Lake public Bchools, ninety volumes vol-umes high school and class work. Salt Lake county and Salt Lake city, kindergarten work. AGRICULTURAL, David Covner, Xephi oats. John Carlisle, Mill Creek, oats. Edward Ogden, David, oats. James Jensen, Cache, oats. Agricultural college, Logan, wheat, oats, barley and grains. (Utah barley best in the world.) J. C. Lemon, Terrace, alfalfa seed. Utah Sugar company, Lehi, beet sugar. Utah territory potatoes. Joseph Salisburry, Millyille, carrots. Charles Crane, Kanosh, wool. Rowe, Morris & Summerhay3 wool flag. Utah tenitory, farm photographs. Utah territory, irrigation map. The above list is for the mines and mining, agricultural and educational departments, Awards were also made in the transportation department and in the women's department. Two awards were made in the transportation transporta-tion and quite a number in the women's department. The Utah silk exhibit was by far the linest domestic display of silk made from any state or territory. I have no list of the awards made in this department. de-partment. The awards will be included in the official report when it is received. I may remark, however, that the Utah ladies have no reason to complain; women's work from Utah received as cordial and substantial recognition as that from any other state or country. In regard to the medals I may say that in due course of time the commission commis-sion will receive notice when they will be ready and the public will be promptly prompt-ly notified It ebould be born in mind that the above list is not official, when the official of-ficial list is received the exhibitors will be officially notified from this office. The official list may change some of the above awards. E. A. McDaniel, Secretary. Salt Lake cltv, Dec. 30, 1893. The fifth and last car of Utah exhibits ex-hibits is still out on the road and the local officials are of the opinion that it is side-tracked somewhere. |