Show j AWARD Busy Day F For r Judges J at the State Fair WAS AS LARGE PARADE OF OP FINE PINE HORSES S ON N STREETS OF OP CITY yesterday was a good day at the State fair air With Ideal weather with witha a fair crowd and with a splendid show jn of the wealth of the state there was vas nothing to prevent the first real day of the fair fah from being in every way waya a success And it was a busy day for every one ne connected with the association association tion The judges especially were on the go from an early hour trying to figure out cut the premium takers from the large number numb r of meritorious exhibits In inel enn el ry department The Thi fh first thing on the in n nth th morning was the parade of the fine h Ii hrs t f s ant anc he the showing thus made was wag although some of the men m n nho 4 ho hI had fine horses borses enter ailed to show enow up in the parade started from rom the grounds at ut 1 land and pissed up Main street through the ulin ss s part of the city as far ar as the tI e enri ham Young monument and back artin to the exposition building There vr rt upward of forty horses in the ther r fade each one i up to look his hitS b st t from the little colt at his moth mother mothers er N ers a side fide up to the fine Imported Clydes and Pert herons Many people were at attracted tr by this display and it was no doubt a good advertisement for the fair Awarding of Premiums f r the return of the horse parade a little after 11 the real work of Ir If the th awarding of the premiums be began begun gun gan in the horse department With cattle this work began an nn ho r tr and continued without Inter Intermits intermission mits mission n throughout the day A large was attracted to the cattle ring and a one bunch after another of fine bi biond c deil dol animals were rere led out for the of ot the Judges very ver many f lay ii rable remarks were heard on all alludes sides udes The Judges were ve in making ma king their decisions d and when night came they were wore very far from having completed competed their work so that tin the complete list of the awards could not nit be obtained The horse ring also drew a n large crowd al aU through the day and In the evening ev when hen the band took Its place In tho the grand stand stanl a good proportion prop of or If the entire crowd was present to en enJoy enjoy Joy jy the sight as the fine animals were trotted trott d out The judges here Rao Rw Paul and Divine worked faithful faithfully ly all through the day giving to each ach competition the most careful consider Here too the work vas as far from completed in the evening Super Supervisor Isor visor Palf reyman was everywhere pres present cut ent and deserves great credit for the success of his department In the Fruit Pruit Department Ir II the department of fruits there was wasa a striking lesson Jesson given in the matter of or drying fruits and Secretary Secreta Wright of the state board of horticulture took pleasure In calling attention to it It wa was t Ue te IP remarkable difference in the fruit dried in the old way and that dried by the new process described in bulletin No 1 recently r sent out by b the I 1 11 arr The two samples were put side sideby 1 b by side and anti made a most striking con contrast j And in this connection it may be b blaid said paid that the exhibitions of dried and ei i orated fruits at the Ule fair are un unusually unu usually u good and d show sho what ti s are ahead of the fruit men of the tat in this field The showing of dried peaches apricots and ami small fruits fruit was as good as could be 10 found In any iny state In the Union although the theMI MI hing sing ing is limited as this Is In reality s new industry in Utah The Judges in the fruit Department h hal 11 a very difficult task In making de dei i i n nC among the many man fine ne displays In their department They The worked hard hardi tl i 1 da day long and at night were not d dic nr The following are the premiums i Larded in this department Department Q Horticulture and Floriculture ture turen n ii E J Williams Salt Lake col colle colle colle le don uon of plants in itt bloom 30 E J J Williams Salt Lake col colle le ti n of foliage plants in bloom 20 lit i t Isabel I a l M vI Sears Salt Lake largest Ix ivy hy Cranium first prize and 7 Mrs I S Buckholtz Salt Lake latest ivy geranium second prize and ands andI s 1 I Alice Mice E Stay Mill Creek sweet th lg s in bottles first prize and 10 i I alborg Valborg Dahl Halliday greatest x u H tv of cherries in bottles second and i nd 5 1 Mrs B 13 C Bailey Mill Creek r n ft jalI s apricots first prize and 8 S Ss 1 s W B Richards Sugar House HouseH H WIIl i 1 best bushel of ot apples special I lf M 11 ll 1 II Valborg Dahl five Jars a 11 os second ond premium and 4 4 t Wilson Vilson lson Bros of Ogden Osden finest i n tx of peaches first premium and andI 1 I S Largest variety of peaches S nl nl premium and 56 6 30 Display f I ai ars als s first premium and 10 31 yu t ir it of grapes first premium and 2 Quality of Y plums lurns first prem premium ium and 8 10 33 13 Best Dest display of plums ti premium and 8 35 Display of off f 11 I i jI of or all kinds second premium and J James imes King Kin East Mill Creek va a md arid display of plums second mum and 4 45 Best collection 0 jnes Iines second premium and 2 48 S tv ty ry and quality of fruits r f fl I and 4 49 Twenty Tent i 1 i i peeled peaches ii and 4 50 iO i n Is pears Dears first premium a j i q l 75 5 pounds sun suni j i l apples first premium and 4 J James imes M Fisher jr quality o 0 oI I ItS s second premium and 6 84 t t y of f pears pear second premium and Quality of grapes first prem nil UI and nd 10 88 Quality of plums nol Ill i l 1 premium and 54 4 90 Display i 1 kinds of fruit first t premium and andI I 13 93 Fifty peaches second prom pram lu iU and und 2 Willard illard Villard Cragum Pleasant View a 4 st I and best quality of peaches tI and 12 Collection f I nines first premium and rid 4 1 F o F Heintze finest qi fy i of ot pears first premium and 10 James IT jT Fisher East Mill f r K display of pears second prem and n 5 T 1 James Barrett North Ogden Oden fi f aPPles first premium and 2 l 1 W iv V H Miller Syracuse largest y and quality of apples first ii I Jn s and nd 10 J LI James Richens qua icy ity x f r apples second premium and 5 o oB l V B Richards Sugar Variety an i quality of apples Second premium an J 1 H E Howell gowell Mill Creek ap M III v Second premium and 1 i B F Zi North Ogden t pounds l evaporated apples F Frt rt and 4 01 pounds 11 evaporated peeled peaches i L it t premium and 4 I fI lund evaporated ana m nij plums First premium and 4 nv ve pounds evaporated plums 4 F premium and amI 4 pounds apricots Second 5 and 3 14 pounds evaporated unpeeled peaches First t and 4 Joseph Barker North Uty fUty peaches First premium and 4 E G quality of prunes ii st premium and 58 Huddard Floral FJ r 1 company Salt Lake Collection Colle Uon of plants Sec See Second Second ond premium I M 11 Sears Salt Lake Dis DJs Play and and variety of cut ro r rosa as Special 25 John Judd St Gorge G orge twenty five pounds soft shelled sheIl d almonds First premium and 5 pounds hard lard shelled almonds First premium and 5 6 variety of nuts First premium and 10 IBS 1 Thomas Judd fifty pounds mus muscatel muscatel muscatel catel raisins Special 15 16 display of raisins First premium and 8 S HiSE E Milne St George pounds d peaches p aches special 15 ICO cured figs first premium and 4 twenty five live pounds d peaches first premium and 4 pounds apricots first prem premium ium and SG 6 Temple Short Farr West apples First premium and 10 A G Toquerville pounds evaporated apricots Special premium 25 Department of Manufactures The judges In department I manu had a comparatively easy time of it from the fact that while there was wasa a fine display In this department there were not many of the displays that came into direct competition An ex cx exception exception to this was the displays of candy cand and the competition between McDonald and the Salt Lake Candy company was very spirited The display here too was of a very high order as to the quality of the goods and the artistic arrangement left nothing to be desired Cutler Brothers Broth rs had a fine display of Qt manufactured goods as had also the Z C M I T and both received full recognition at the hands of the Judges The awards in inthis inthis inthis this department were as follows Department I L 34 G A Friedel Salt Lake Best exhibit white bread not less than loaves First premium diploma and nd 5 36 Jennie Smith Sugar House ward ard three loaves white bread made mane from Utah flour First premium diploma and 2 28 Utah Roller mills Salt Lake one loaf Graham bread First premium diploma and 2 38 Hewlett Bros company Salt Lake Display of baking powder er First premium m um and gold gol i medal 59 Utah Sugar company Lehi pounds poun Lehi sugar one gold medal 31 J G Candy Cand company Salt Lake Best exhibit hand made candy cand First premium gold medal and 10 49 J G McDonald Candy company Salt Lake Best variety candy made from Utah augur fu r First premium gold goldmedal goldmedal goldmedal medal and ljj 15 58 Salt Lake Candy company Salt Lake Best general display confection confectionery ery First premium and 5 Gold medal recommended 39 Cutler Bros Salt Lake ten pieces assorted flannels gold medal med l 40 Cutler Bros Salt Lake ten pieces cashmere gold medal Entry 41 ten pieces dress goods gold medal 42 six sit packages white blankets 43 six packages pack colored blankets silver |