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Show AWARD PRIZES AT COUNTY FAIR I ' ! i .. i . j Davis County Fair Ends One ! of Finest Exhibits Ever Seen in Utah; Last Day's Attendance Large. The Davis county fair at Lagoon showed a marked increase in attendance attend-ance yesterday. The fair will close tonight to-night and those who have not already visited the same will do well to do so. The entire exhibit is among the finest ever seen in this State, many of the departments being equal to those eeen at a State fair. The interest yesterday centered in the band and vocal contest. Three bands entered the contest. The first ! prize was awarded to the Bountiful I band. There was three entries in the I vocal contest lor ladies. Miss llaze Barnes of Kaysville won first prize. Three entries were made in the vocal contest for men. The first prize Ttas won by A. S. Brown of Farmington. The program for this afternoon included in-cluded a game of baseball and horse racing. - The judges of the different departments depart-ments made the following awards yesterday: yes-terday: Department A. horses: James H. Larkms, Kaysville, won four first prizes: Thomas II. Harris, Centerville, won nrst prize for standard trotting mares and first prize for gentlemen's drivers; Henry Tbornley, Layton, first prize for ladies' giving hoyses; A. L. Burnham, Wood's Cross, second prize for Percheron stallions, and first prize for a stallioa with one of bis colts; Oldenburg Horse company, Kaysville, first prize for Oldenburg stallion with one of his colts; T. Bodilv, Kaysville, first prize for filly and gelding: John A- Greene, Kaysville second prize for matched pair of geldings; Thomas F. King, Farmington, first prize for mares and colts; E. B. Clark, Farmington, two first prizes for mares and colts; Wood's Cross Horse company, first prize for Percheron stallions; G. W. j Kendall. Mount Weber, first prize for I best pair of draft mares; Alto Horse I company, Layton, second prize for Ger- ' man coach stallion; C. A. Miller, Farmington, Farm-ington, first prize for Percheron stallion stal-lion under four years; Lambert Fla-miers, Fla-miers, Kavsville, second prize for Oldenburg Old-enburg colt; Eigby Brothers, Centerville, Center-ville, first prize lor geldings, roadsters and matched teams; Smith Brothers, Centerville, first prize for matched teams in harness. Department G For the best -fifty peaches William Butcher, first; Gilbert Gil-bert Parker, second; Sumner Gleason, diploma. Best display of pickles and vegetables vegeta-bles Mrs. T. E. Sears, first. Best fifty pears David Stoker, Jr., first; W. E. Smith, second. Best pears, three varieties Thomas H. Peck, second. Best display of jams and jellies Cecelia Ce-celia G. Steed, first. Best apples, quality and variety W. H. Miller, first: T. E. Briers, second. Be6t fifty applen.-and variety Clearfield Clear-field Orchard company, first. Best Davis county apple Clearfield Orchard company, first, special $10 prize. - Largest variety peaches William Butcher, first. Best grapes, quality and. variety William Butcher, first. Bet peaches for canning Mrs. Mary A. Wilkinson; first. Best fruit in jars 3Irs. J. W. Chase, first; Mrs. John S. Whit, second. Five jars of peaches J. L Guthrie, second. Best plans for twenty-'acre orchard Charles H. Smith, second. Best plans for one-acre garden and orchard Charles H. Smith, first. |