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Show PRIZE, WINNERS AWARDS AT UTAH STATE FAIR OCT. 5-10, 1908. 1 1 The Utah State Fair for 1908 has passed into history as being by far , the best in its history. It lias estab lished a new record both in attendance attend-ance and in the quantity and quality of exhibits. The products of the field r and garden as well as the exhibit of livestock in all departments surprised even the most optimistic by its strength arid quality. The visitors were intelligent and appreciative and the whole affair was a fitting tribute to Utah's rank as the leading agricultural agricul-tural state of the inter-mountain country. coun-try. Mr. D. M. Landrcth told us that he had visited ten state fairs recently and the fair here last week .excelled j them all. Nothing is too good for the farmers of Utah and it is gratify- ing to note that to the skill and intel ligence of these, the .excellence of most of the exhibits was due. Some of our special contributors will take up the various departments in this and succeeding issues, ibut the Dcscrct Farmer wants to place itself on record rec-ord as saying that the State Fair of 1908 was a source of pride and gratification grati-fication to every lover of the state. Herewith is a partial list of the awards. Horses. ' John IT. Secly, stallion 4 years old and over, first; marc 3 years old and over, first; filly 2 years old and under , 3, first; marc with one of l.cr colts, I first. J Granite Coach Horse company, stal- I lion 4 years old and over, second. IT. M. Pearson, stallion 4 years old and over, second. E. D. Hatch, stallion 3 years old 1 jj and under 4, second. 1 W. V. R. Powls, stallion 2 years old and under3, first; stallion 3 yeans old and under 4, first; stallion, 4 years ! old and over, first; two sweepstakes, f first; stallion 4 years old and over, j second. J Ncilson & Meek company, stallion j 4 years and over, first; stallion with j one of his get, second; sweepstakes, I first; marc 3 years and over, second. Nine-Mile Stock company, stallion with one of his get, second; sweepstakes sweep-stakes first; stallion A years and over. first. Orson Day, stallion 2 years and uiir dcr 3, first. J. R. Hodson, stallion 3 years and under 4, first. W. S. Hanson, filly 1 year and under un-der 2, first; ibest American br.ed mare, second; best American bred three ; marcs, first. ; A. F. Thornbcrg, stallion 1 year and under. 2, first. Richard Hartley, stallion 4 years ' and over, first; sweepstakes; marc 3 '. years and over, first. F. J. Larkins, jack 2 years and under un-der 3, first; jack 1 year and under 2, first; jennet 4 years and over, first; jennet 3 years and under 4, first; sweepstakes, best jennet any age. W. V. R. Powis, best American bred stallion, any age, first. Edwin Bcnnion, jack 3 years and under 4, first; sweepstakes, first; jennet jen-net 4 years and over, second; jennet 3 years and under 4, second. J. R. Allen Bros., stallion 3 years and over, second: stallion 3 years and over, third; stallion 2 years and under 3, second; stallion 1 year and under 2, first; marc 3 years and over, first; marc 3 years and over, second; staJ-lion staJ-lion with one of his get, first; marc with one of her colts, first; marc with one of her colts, second; best American Ameri-can bred stallion, any age, second; best American bred marc, any age, first; champion marc, open class, first; best five stallions, open class, first; best steed (one stallion and four marcs), any age, first; marc 3 years and over, first; best marc 3 years and over, first; best marc 3 years and over, second. Dr. G. W. Shores, best marc 3 years and over, second; mare with one of her colts, first; filly 1 year and under 2, second. C. J. Plowman, stallion 3 years and under 4, first. R. IT. Smith, mare 3 years and over, first; stallion 1 year and over, first; sweepstakes, first; marc 3 years and over, first; mare 3 years and' over, first. Levi Westenholm, stallion 4 years and over, third; marc with one of her cols, first. James Devine, stallion 4 years and over, second. J. W. Evans & Bros., stallion with one of his get, second. Logan Horse company, Stallion 4 years and over, first; best stallion 4 years and over, first; sweepstakes; marc with one of her colts, firstt; filly 2 years and under 3, first. William C. Winder, stallion 4 years t and over, third; stallionwith oncrof- his get) .first. - II. Albert" Parker, marc 3 years and over second; filly 1 year and under; 2, ,, first; marc with one of her cplts, second. sec-ond. Oldcnbcrg Coaclr Horse company, bs allion 4 years and over, first; sfal-$ sfal-$ lion with one of his get, first. -v Dewey Horse company, stallion 4 y ars and over, second. C. IT. Thompson,, stallion .4 years and 'over, first; stallion with one of his get, first; sweepstakes. J. C. Lcggctt, stallion 4 years and over, second; stallion 3 years and over, first; stallion 2 years and. over, first; filly 2 years and under 3, first; filly 1 year and under 3, first. J. E.1 Busch, marc 3 years and over, first. Henry Harker, stallion 4 yeans and over, third. Oldcnbcrg Coach Horse company, sweepstakes. Sheep and Swine. John Secly Ram 2 years? ofd and over, third, $4; ram 1 year old and over, third $3; lamb (ram), first, $6; ram lamb, second, $3; two ewes 1 year old and over, second, $7; two ewes 2 years old and over, third, $4; two ewe lambs, second, $3; two ewe lambs, third, $2; best flock, second, $15; best flock, third, $10; best four Ramboui-letts, Ramboui-letts, first, $20; best pen five lambs any breed, first, $10; best pen five lambs any breed, second, $5. J. F. Mitchell, Farmington Boar 2 years old and over, first, $10; boar under 6 months, first, $5; sow 2 years old and over, first, $10; sow 2 years old and under, first, $3; sow under 6 months, second, $3; sow with pigs, first, $5. Wright Bros., Ncphi Sow 1 year old and under 2, first, $5; boar under 6 montljs, first, $5 J sow 1 year old and under 2, first, $5; sow under 6 months, first, $5; five best boars any age, first, silver cup; five best boars any age, second, $5. J. PI. Walker, Hunter Bdar 2 years old and over, first, $10; sows 2 years old and over, first, $10; sow with pigs, first, $10. W. S. Hanson Ram 2 years old and over, first, $12; ram, 2 years old and over, SeaGnuV$7; ram 1 year old, first, $9 ram 1 year old, second, -$4; two H ewes 2 years old and over, first, $12; H two ewes 1 year old and over, first, $9; H two ewes 1 year old, second, $4; two H ewes 1 year old, third, $3; two ewe H lambs, first, $6; best flock, first, $25; best pen Rambouiletts, second, $10. H Allen Bros., Draper Ram 2 years H old and over, second, $7; ram 1 year H old, second, $4; ram lamb, second, $3; H two ewes 2 years old and over, first, H $12; two ewes 1 year old, second, $4; H two ewe lambs, first, $6; ibest flock, H second, $15; four Cotswold lambs, H second, $10. M M. A. Smith, Hcbcr Ram 1 year H old and over, first, $9. H Bonneville Ranch Co., Woods Cross H Best herd of Bcrkshircs, third; best H boar 2 years old and over, first, $10; H best boar under 6 months, second, $3; H Berkshire sow 1 year old and under 2, H second, $3; best sow under 1 year and H over 6 months, second, $3; best sow H under 8 months, second, $5; sow 1 H year old and under 2, first, $5. H Franklin Spenser, Provo Berkshire H sow with pigs, first, $10; best boar r H year old and under 2, third; sow 2 H years old and ovdr, second, $5. H C. Mtontor, Ncphi Boar 1 year old H and undcr2, second, $3; sow 2 years H old and over, first, $10; sweepstakes, H best sow any age, first, silver cup, sow fl under 1 year old and over 6 months, fl first, $5; Berkshire breeders, silver fl cup, second prize. M Allen Bros., Draper iRam 2 years M old and over, first, $12; ram, 2 years M old and over, third, $4; ram 1 year fl ' old, third, $3; ram lamb, first, $6; M ram, third, $2; two ewes 2 years old H and over, second, $7; two cw.es 2 years jfl old and over, third, $4; two ewes 1 M year old, first, $9; two ewes 1 year M old, third, $3; two ewe lambs, second, M $3; two ewe Iambs, third, $2; best M flock of one ram, etc., first, $25; ibest M flock, one ram, etc., third, $10; best M ' pen of four Cotswold Iambs, first, $20; M best pen of five lambs of any mutton, H first, $10. M E. W. Patrick, Ogden Ram 2 yer H old and oyer, first (Lincoln); ram 2 H years old and over, second (Lincoln); H rem 2 years old and over, third (Lin- jH coin); ram 1 year old, first, ccond H and third (Lincoln); two ewes 2 years H ohl and over, first wnd second (Lin- H coin) ; two ewes 1 year old, first an 1 H second (Lincoln); two ewe lnmbs H first and second (Lincoln); best oock, H first and second (Lincoln); best pen H of five lambs any mutton, second, $5. H - (Continued on page 9) H I PRIZE WINNERS I (Continued from page 5) I Wright Bro9. American Berkshire I association, special, first prize. f Agricultural Products. I William) B. Wright, best bushel fall I wheat, first prize. I Rigby Bros., best bushel fall wheat, 1 second prize. I William B. Wright, best bushel spring wheat, first prize. Rigby Bros., best ibushcl spring wheat, second prize. Rigby Bros., -best bushel two-r.owcd f . barley, first. I George E. Mabcy, best bushel club I Head barley, first, f William B. Wright, best bushel club I head barley, second. j George E. Mabcy, best ibushcl oats, jr first prize. I William B. Wright, best bushel ' oats, first. William B. Wright, best bushel oats, second. Rigby Bros., best bushel rye, first. N. P. Holm, best bushel white corn, first; best half-bushel white corn, second. sec-ond. Lewis Faytcr, best one-half bushel white corn, second prize; best one-half one-half bushel popcorn, first. William B. Wright, finest quality arnd greatest variety grass in sheaves, first. John H Back & Son, 'best 100 lbs. extracted honey, first; best display package honey, first; best 100 pounds beeswax, second; best exhibit highbred high-bred bees in observation, second; best display in this class, second; best display dis-play o.f Utah honey, first. William B. Wright, best bushel spring wheat, second; best bushel club head barley, first; best 'bushel oats, first; finest quality and greatest variety var-iety of grass and grain, first; best 25 pounds hops, first; best dozen horseradish, horse-radish, first. Superior Honey Co., Ogden, best exhibit of Italian bees, second; best 100 pounds extracted honey, second; bast display of package honey; second; sec-ond; best display of high-bred bees under observation, first; best display in this class, first; best 100 pounds cpjnb honey, first; best 100 pounds ccswajc, first, Porter & Walton Best .one-half Jibushel white onions, first; best one-half one-half bushel pickling onions, second; bsst bushel turnips, first; best display of cabbage, first and second; best display dis-play cauliflower, first; best display of rhubarb, first; best display of lettuce, radishes and peppers, second; best display of watermelons and citrons, first; best display of cantaloupes, second; sec-ond; best display of pumpkins, vegetable veget-able marrow, egg plant, first; best display of tomatoes, second; 'celery, first; best worthy variety of string or green beans, first and second; best exhibit ex-hibit of farm and garden products, first and second; best 25 pounds dried sweet corn, first; best exhibit of molasses, mo-lasses, first; best variety any potato, first and second; best doze red beets, first; best one-half bushel onions any variety, first and second. George E. Mabcy Twenty-five lbs. clover seed first; 25 pounds timothy seed, first; 25 lbs. Iuccrn seed, first; best display any variety Ut. grass sccd first; best 25 pounds onion seed, first; bcst bushel .any variety potato, first; best dozen red beets, second; best dozen mangclwurzcl beets, second; best dozen sugar beets, first; best dozen carrots, first; best dozen parsnips, par-snips, first; best one-half dozen yellow onions, first; best one-half bushel white onions, first; best one-half bush el turnips, second; best display cabbage, cab-bage, first; -best display cauliflower, first; best display rhubarb, second; best display lettuce, first; best display radishes, first; best display peppers, first; best display cucumber, second; best display watermelons, second; best display citrons, second; best display dis-play cantaloupes, second; best display pumpkins, second; best display hub-bard hub-bard squash, first; ibest display egg plant, second; best display tomatoes, first; best display asparagus, first; best display celery, second; best display dis-play green beans, first; best worthy variety of string or green beans, first; best exhibit farm and garden products, pro-ducts, first; best bushel rye, first; best 100 pounds honey -comb, second. Bonneville Ranch Co. Best bushel fall wheat, second; best ibushcl fall oats, second. Willian B. Wright, finest quality and greatest variety of groins in sheaves, first. N. P. Holm, one bushel white flake corn, first; best half bushel Excelsior sweet corn, first; best one dozen mangclwurzcl man-gclwurzcl beets, first and second; best dozen carrots, and variety, first and second; best half-bu. yellow onions, first; best half bushel pickling onions, first; best display of vegetable marrow, mar-row, second; best display of summer squash, second; best display of hub-ibard hub-ibard squash, second; bes display of Squash', scqond; best dozen redbccjts, first and second. Rigby Bros., best bushel rye, second, sec-ond, best bushel and variety of potatoes, pota-toes, second; best bushel fall wheat, second; best buslitel spring wheat, second prize; best bushel two-rowed barley, first; best bushel oats,-'first; best ibushcl spring wheat, first;' best bushel club head barley, second." f' William H. Fu,ytcr, best exhitHf of farm and garden products by anybody any-body under 16, first. Louis Faytcr, best half-bushel sweet corn, second; best bushel and variety potatoes, first and second; best dozen redbects, any variety, first and second; sec-ond; best dozen mangclwurzcl ibects, first; best dozen sugar beets, second; best dozen carrots, first Kind second; best dozen parsnips, second; best half-bushel half-bushel white onions, first; best dis-play dis-play of cabbage, first; best display, of cauliflower, first; best display of pot herbs, first; best display of cucumbers, cucum-bers, first; best display of summer squash, first; best worthy variety j green or string ibeans, first and second; sec-ond; best exhibit farm and garden products by boy under 16, first .and second. 1 (Continued on page 12) I I PRIZ E WINNERS H (Continued from page 9) H j, "William C. Winder, best dozen rcd- H beets, second; best dozen mangclwur- H zcl beets, first and second. H Strcpcr and Smith, best bushel of H I any variety potatoes, first and tsccond; Hi best dozen carrots, second; best half- B bushel of red onions, first; best dis- H' play of squash, first. B J. M. Coo, best bushel fall wheat; R best bushcl of any variety of potatoes, 1 fast' 1 Cattle Department K In the cattle department John H. M Sccly of Mt. Pleasant took the fol- - lowing prizes: . Short Horn bulls, 3 years old and iovcr, first prize $20, second prize $12, third prize $8. Short Horn bulls, 2 years old 'and under 3, first prize $20; ' senior yearling, first, second and 1 third, $20, $12 and $8; Short Horn H junior yearling, first, second and third, fl $20, $12 and $8; Short Horn senior m calf, first, second and third prize, $20, 1 $1 and $8; Short Horn junior calf, M first, second and third, $20, $12 and H $8; fourth and fifth, $5, $5; cows, 3 H years and over, first, second, third m tand fourth, $20, $12, $8 and $5; heifer, H 2 years old and under 3, first, second, H third and fourth, $20, $12, $8 and $5; H heifer senior yearling, first, second m and third, $20, $12 and $8; heifer jun- H ior yearling, first, second and third, M $20, $12 and1 $8; heifer senior calf, H first, second and third, $20, $12 and H $8; heifer junior calf, first, second and H third, $20, $12 and $8; champion bull H senior, first, $20; champion bull junior, H first, $20; senior champion cow, first, H $20; junior champion heifer, first, $20; H grand champion bull, silver cup; H grand champion female, silver cup; Hj aged herd, first, second and third, $25 H $15, $12; young herd, first, second, m third, $25, $15, $12; Short Horn calf H herd, first, -second, third, $25, $15, H $12; four animals cither sex, get of H 'one sire, first, second, third, $20, $15, H $9 two aniutails of cither sex pro- H duced of one cow, first, second, third, H $18, $10, $7.50; fat steer, any age, H first, second, $20, $10; fat cow any H age, first, second, $20, $10; best group H of fat cattle, first, $50. B Peter Olswn Kiske, Ephnainv Bull, H S, gears' old, first, second, $30, $20; H bull 2 years old and' under 3, first, H $205 bull 1 year old and under 2, first, second, third, $15, $10, $5; bull calf, first, $10. Clayton Land' & Cattle Co0 city-Bull city-Bull calf, second, $5. P!ter Olscn Kiske, Ephraim Bull calf, third, $5. Clayton Land & Cattle Co., city Heifer 2 years old and under 3, first, $20. Peter Olscn Kiske, Ephraim Heifer Heif-er 2 years old and under 3 second, third, $15, $10; 1 year old and under 2, first, second, third, $15, $10, $5; heifer calf, first, second, third, $10, $5, $5; herd, one bull, four females, first, silver cup. William C. -Winder, city Bull 3 years old and over, first, $30. ' J. L. Mitchell, Farmington Bull 3 years old and over, second, $20. William C. Winder, city Bull 2 years old and under 3, first, $20; bull 1 year old and under 2, first, $15. J. L. Mitchell, Farmington Bull 1 year old and under 2, third, $5. E. IT. Hollingsworth, city Bull 1 year old and under 2, second, $10. William C. Winder, city Bull calf, first, second, $15, $10. J. L. Mitchell, Farmington Bull calf, first, second, third, $30, $20, $10. William C. Winder, city Cow 3 years old and ov!er, first, second, third, $30, $20, $10; heifer 2 years old and under- 3," first;- second-thirdp $20; $12.50, $7.50; heifer 1 year and under 2, first, $15. J. L. Mitchell Heifer, 1 year .and ' under 2, second, $10. William G. Winder Heifer ,1 year and under 2, third, $5. J. L. Mitchell Heifer calf, first), second, $15, $10. William C. Winder Heifer calf third, $5; sweepstakes bull and, four females, first, silver cup; second, $25; special herd ten Jersey cows over 2 years old, first, gold medal. W. H. Smith, Woods Cross Bull 2 years old and under 3, first $15; bull calf, first, $10; heifer 2 years old and under 3, first, $15; heifer, 1 ynr pld and under 2, first, $10; heifer, calf, first, $5. William C. Winder, city Best bull,, any age, seoond, $15. J. L. Mitchell Best bull, any age, second, $15. . " J, H. Seely, Mt, Pleasant Fat steer any age, first, $20. William C. Winder Ten head Jersey Jer-sey cows, Jno. R. Winder's special. Poultry Department. Plymouth Rocks. Barred Plymouth Rocks Adam Earl, city, first, $5; S. P. Scddon, city, second, $3; L. H. Holbrook, Provo, third, $2; S. P. Scddon, city, fourth, $1. White Plymouth Rocks Walter J. Bird, city, first, $5; Walter J. Bird, city, second, $3; Walter J. Bird, city, third, $2. . ; ' Wyandottcs. Silver Laced Wyandottcs Edw. J. Solomon, city, first, $5; second, $3; third, $3. Buff Wyandottcs Goodwin Bros., city, first, $5; Jas. M. Adams, city, second, $3; Jas. M. Adams, city, third, $. White Wyandottcs R. E. Allen, Provo, first, $5; Brook Ranch, city, second, $3; A. Bctts, city, third; $2; A. Bctts, city, fourth, $r. 7 Rhode Island Reds. S. C. Rhode Island Reds' Brook Ranch, city, first, $5; Hugh W. Smith, city, second, $3; W. IT. Maxwell, city, third, $2; W. IT. Maxwell, city, fourth, $1. Leghorns. Buff Leghorn Sieger Springer, city, first," $5; John W. Haslam, city, second, sec-ond, $3; John W. Haslam, city, third, $2; James Solomon, city, fourth, $1. S. C. Brown Leghorn C. L. Millard, Mil-lard, city, first, $5; Rigby 'Brojs,, Far- . mington,- sccond,$3-;- C L. .Millard, city, third, $2; S. O. Day, city, fourth, $1. S. C. Black Leghorn Alfred J. Solomon, city, first, $5; Alfred J. Solomon, Solo-mon, city, second, $3; Alfred J. Solomon, Solo-mon, city, third, $2. White Leghorn John W. Haslam, city, first, $5; C. S. Gorlinc, city, second, sec-ond, $3; Brook Ranch, third, $2; Brook Ranch, fourth, $1. Rose Comb White Leghorn H. IT. Hunt, city, first, $5; IT. H. Hunt, second, sec-ond, $3. Minorca. R. C. Black Minorca Brook Ranch, first, $5. S. C, Block Minorca Royal B. Woollcy, Provo, first, $5; John W. Haslam, city, second, $3; Hugh W. Smith; city, third, $3; John W. Haslam, Has-lam, city, fourth, $1. Brahmas. Light Brahma Brook RmjicIi, city, " firit, $5; H. Y. Haslam, city, second, $3. 4 Bantams. Buff Cochin Bantams IT. Y. Haslam, Has-lam, city, first, $5; Paul Allen, city, second, $3; IT. Y. Haslam, city, third, $2; F. D. Heath, city, fourth, $1. Black Cochin Bantams Ernest Redd first, $5. White" Cochin Bantams Ernest Redd, first, $5. Scabright Bantams Gus Backman, city, first, $5; D. Q. & A. M. Cannon, second, $3. Red Pylc Game Bantams Orson Johnson, city, first, $5; Paul Allen, city, second, $3. B. B. R. Game Bantams Orson Johnson, city, first, $5; Douglas Q. and Allen M. Cannon, second, $3. Silver Duckwing Bantams Hlarold Greenwood, city, first, $5. Games. Cornish Indian Game Jam.es Solomon, Solo-mon, city, first, $5- Hamburgs. Silver Laced Hhaiiburgs Rigby Bros., Farmington, first, $5. "Pheasant Varieties. Golden Pheasants F. D. Heath, city, first, $5; F. D. IT'oath, second, $3. Japanese Pheasants F. D. Heath, city, first, $5. Lady Amhurst Pheasants F. D. Hcoith, city, first, $5. Ring Neck Pheasants F. D. Heath, city, first, $5. Quail F. D. Heath, city, best display. dis-play. The Quackers. Indian Runner Ducks Brook Ranch city, first, $5. Pckin Ducks Rigby Bros., first, $5; Fred Cook, second, $3; IT. Y. Haslam, third, $2; IT. Y. Haslam, fourth, $1. Geese C. A. Langdon, Murray, first, $5; Rigby Bros., Farmington, second, $3. . Turkeys. Bronze Turkeys F. D. Heiaith, city. Dairy Prizes go to Ogden. The first premium and gold medals for butter and cheese at the State Fair were awarded to the Blackmail & Griffin Co., of Ogden. The score on their butter was 96J4. At a recent New York exposition, the best score on butter was 95, henoe it can be seen the butter made from Utah ailfalfa liny is equal to, if not superior, to that made anywhere. Blackuwui & Griffin Co., are doing much in the way of gettipg the farmers to improve their breeds of cattle. They have imported J several Guernsey bulls, and recently (brought in a Guernsey heifer at a cost of $500. This company is also successor suc-cessor to the Hooper dairy that produced pro-duced the cheese over 2 feet thick and as large around as a wagon wheel, which attracted so much attention on the Davis county float at the centennial centen-nial jubilee, held here in 1897. |