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Show HOME MANUFACTURE. It Will bo Under the Efficient Supervision Super-vision of W. II. Row AT TIIC TrilltllOItUI. VAIH. f.fTorlJ of tlr. John t'Ark to Mtlo tlie rducallimal IlllilMl lliellest Hie Territory hits (Mien. One of tho mot Important tlepatt-menlt tlepatt-menlt In thnapptoachlng fair Is that of Homo Manufactutoti, under the eupetvlslonof William II. Howe, llo oilers fash premiums nnd gold ami allrer medals fjt collection of Mtnrted colored flannel, caatlmertt, drew flannel, white Damul, white nnd colored col-ored llnseyt, white anl colored blank. eb, cotton yarn, balling, cotton gooda, wool yarn, knit socks, over and undershirts under-shirts from liometualu m-aterlal, suits of clothes made from home mado material. ma-terial. Bhicptkln", colored lusts, calf tklns, kip aklns, vartiuero, Knit-Huh Knit-Huh and Amerloan aaddhs, brldlts and whips; common tento boots and shots, men's wear; youths' and boyt' school shoes; tnluea' and children's school shoes; floe boots and allots; trunka and cape and paer boxes; le. frlgerator; tale; book case; home-made brooms; school furniture; wood turning; turn-ing; scroll aawlng; fancy cabinet work; line shafting; ornamental iron fence; liorso shoes; cou ling; molatiea mill; mining car; wateiwhiel for Irrigation. Irri-gation. It Is the Intention of many manufacturers manu-facturers who have never exhlbltod before to do no now and mako n show entirely worthy of Utah audhor varied Industries. Mr. Itowo hat all tho experience nneatary to this Important undertaking, and will use It to the Ust advantage. Hlnce last yiate' exhibition many uutv luauufacturtra havo started up, and they will ell, no doubt, bo on the filr. EflUCATIOMAJ. BU-AnTJirNT. Tho educational deiartment will also lie almost new and novel one as the character of exhibits has been ohangsd and dlller from our heretofore given. Besides those named In our record of tha premium Hit find that premluma nave been ollerml for lltat general display of kindergarten Wrlllug by children who have not attended school longer than twenty months. l'enmaniblpby pupils between primary prim-ary and high school graJeaor abuvo second reader grade. Collection of cxcrclet In numbtr work by ruplls In primary tlarata or claases unuer third reader grnde. Collection of test solutions or examination exami-nation I arta In w ritteu arilhmttlo, In all gradta above second trader grades. Collection of language exercises based un natural objects from object lessons, under third ruader grade, Btory based on tho picture on page ii of Hyde's l'raetlcal Lessons In the ue of l.ugllrh, or the picture onpaee 41 of llarncs' Language l.resons. To be written by pupil uuder twelve years Composition exercises baaed upon Ihe climate, scenery and products (mineral, agricultural and manufactured) manufac-tured) of Utah. . Collection of flat surface mope. Maps of Utah showing boundaries and coun'v teats. l'rogrtsilvo utlluo mape, meaning for Instance, uutllnu Willi river systems, sys-tems, oulllnu Willi mountain sjalmit, outline with cities mud luwns, oulllnu with products, igrloultural, manufactured, manufac-tured, mineral, etc Kellef maps, In clay, putty or nuiho. Freo hand drawings, lineal and er-spectlve. er-spectlve. Mechanical drawings, or drawings to scale. Modelings In olay or other plattlu material, as fruits, geometrlu forms, etc. Handicraft and proyuila of manual tralulng. Htatisllca of school attendance for the last solioolytar. rilUlT 8101.NI) AMU llllllll I'l'KlllL'lla Kor displays of tho roducla of school work. Display of apparatus, and oilier school appliances and materlnl, by any high school, academy, oollrgo or university uni-versity In tho Territory. Exhibition ol cillslhtnlo or light gymnastic exert Ists. .Military drill nud tactics to bo given onthogiounds, Hcliool chorus. Champion tohool In a sptlllng match. Cbumplon tchol In a contest In mental men-tal arithmetic. Declamation, rautomlmertprcsentliiE a spcri.li or story, Hsmple of Uti.ll modeling clay for schnolpurptses. Display of homt-mAde school afpar-s afpar-s us an I furnlturu. lllslorlu limy on Utiih, or somo rt uf it. to tuntaln not moiu than a.O'JO words. ritory founded ou fads ooniiicted with the history ul Utah, to contain not moru than 3,IHI0 words, 1U) ougetuialtVlurtr, locuulaln not more than 3,UU0 wurds. Dr. 1'iirk has charge of this diurt-nieiit, diurt-nieiit, nut he has tvcit working bard to u It rt great exlilhltluu, und It using tvoryt leans to awaken an Interest, Inter-est, llehsasentthefolluwliigclriulur to school departments: BAi.rl.AiinCiTr, Utah, August Jl).ll, 1"J, DsarSIrl Iaond OU to.1 1) euplca of Ihu pmnliim list uf the Uuh 'l.rrliorlal I'alr hir IS'.tJ. with nddlllonul pages of cUhs M tontshied therein, rtprtseiilllitf ttioiHliiiallonitltlepurtliienl, for dl.lrlbu-lion dl.lrlbu-lion smong touchers and others of jour county mint likely lo lake the grctttutt llllorcut In tho eshfbllhm. I hope joii will exsiiilno the stheme for this (Iciurtiuent and that jou ruty approtolt end will ma uur ctfurltio rniike at the fair next fill u.1 gond an exhibition of tducallu from our couni as tKttulble ouwlll plratolear In mind that tho fAlroioris oniho-lthofOtinliur ntx and that It Is Ihe last upporiiiulty our ttrrl-tory ttrrl-tory Mill hao before the orld'a 1 sir at Lhlcsgo next (ur to show Its ubllltj 10 make u crtdltdble dlspluy ut that exhibition. exhibi-tion. May wo not rely on your county to make n good exhibit ut our homo rati? 'IhuiiKh ltshoul 1 leas loiunlclonor as goM h you colli 1 w Ub, It will rontrlbutu at hata toluablo element o Iho goneral exhibit, and cnsblo our eomrnleslonorii lor tho World's 1 air In know eomewhut dcdnltelv on what they can rclv. Vor further lutormstlon regsrdlug this msttcr address John 11, l'nrk, tupsrvl.or IMueatlonal Departinrot Uuh Territorial 1 air. |
