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Show AGRICULTURAL DEPT. Best bushel oats First, J. M. Wheeler. Best 'bushel yellow corn First Henry Barber &. Sons, R. F. D. No. 3. second, Fred BarlletL Best bushel white corn First, Henry Hen-ry Barker & Sons; second, PoterBoy-er. PoterBoy-er. Best 1-2 bushel popcorn First, Vv. A. Montgomery. Best bushel yellow corn First, Fred Bartlett. Swedish select sheaf oats First, W. B. Passey. Turkey red sheaf wheat First, L. H. Baker, Arthur, Nevada; second. W. B. Passe v. Silver coin wheat First, L. H. Baker.' Ba-ker.' Popcorn First R. F. Crow. Best Display and greatest varloty of nuts First E. 1. Ward; second, Judd Hammon. Best display farm crasses, seods. such as blue grass, timothy, orchard grass, alfalfa, clovor (red and white), broom, millet. Pir First, L. M. Nelson Nel-son Huntsvlllo, Utah. Best bushel any Variety potatoes FirBt, C. H. McFarland. West Wobcr, Utah; second, E. T. Wood, Roy; third, Fred Bartlett, North Ogdon. Best peck sweet potatdes First, E. T. Wood. Best dozen red beets, any variety First, Hardy & Sons; second, Fred Bartlett. Sugar Beets First, E. T. Wood. Best 3 dozen carrots, any variety First, Jesse A. Child, second, Fred Bartlett, third, Henry Barker & Sons. Best 1-2 bushol yellow onions First, ilenrv Barker '& Sons: second, H.'J. Randall. Ogden, R. F. D.-No. 3; third. Fred Bartlett. Best 1-2 bushel whlto onions First, E. T. Wood; second, H. J. Randall third. Fred Bartlett. Best 1-2 bushel red onions First, H. J. Randall; second, Henry Barker & Sons; third. Fred BnrtletU Best 1-2 bushel pickling onions First, II. .1. Randall; second, C. M. Rarkor, North Ogden; third, B. T Wood. Best 1-2 bushel prizo taber Second. Sec-ond. C. A. Stalllngs, Eden. Best 1-2 bushel brown onions Second. Sec-ond. C. A. Stalllngs. Best display cabbage, each variety First prize, Fred Bartlett; second, E. T. Wood. ! Best display cauliflower First, I Judd Hammon, Best display rhubarb, C bunches First. Judd Hammon; second, E. T. Wood: Best display radishes First, E. T. Wood. Best display 3 dozen peppers First, Fred Bartlett; second. Tony Fareno. Best display cucumbers, 2 dozen First, E. T. Wood; second, Judd Hammon. Ham-mon. Best display 6 watermelons First. E. U Burke, Clinton; second. E. T. Wood; third. Judd Hammon. Rest display C citrons First, Judd Hammon; second, E. T. Wood. Best dlspln 0 cantaloupes First. Judd Hammon: second, Ilardv fe Sons, ' third, E T Wood. Rest display G squash First, Sam Uadley, Taylor, Utah; second, Ira S. Lowder; third, E. T. Wood. Best display C summer squash First, Sam Hadley; second, E. T. Wood. Best display G -Hubbard squash First, Peter Boyer: second, Geo. Miller, Mil-ler, Plain City, Utah: third, Ernest Wilkinson. Best display kohlrabis and egg plant First, judd Hammon; second, E. T. Wood. Best display 1-2 bushel tomatoes First. Judd-Hammon, secoud, Fred Bartlett; third, E. T. Wood. Best display colery, 10 bunches First, Fred Bartlott; second, E. T. Wood. Best display grcon or string beans, 1 pock First' E. T. Wood. Sack of celery, 10 bushels First, Fred Bartlett Best dozen horseradish First, E. T. Wood. Best display field squash First, John Dyson, Hooper, Utah.. Best display pie pumpkin First, Geo. Randall, Ogden. R. F. D. No 3. Best display farm and garden products, prod-ucts, raised by ono person First, Hardy & Sons, Roy, Utah, second, E. T. Wood f third, W. B. Passey. Best exhibit farm, gardon and orchard or-chard products First. Judd Hammon: Ham-mon: second. E. T. Wood. Flowers, dahlias, calla lily First, E. T. Wood. Seedling peaches First, James Ow- OP Evorboaring pea soed First, C. C. Wilson. Abundance pea seed First, C. C. Wilson. Yorkshire Hero seod First, C. C. Wilson. Rambo apples First, C. J. Adams. Opalescent apples First, C. J. Adams. Ad-ams. Astrachan apples First, C. .7. Adams. Ad-ams. Yellow Transpaviaat First, C. J. Adams. Carolina Juno First, C. J. Adams. Duchess of Aldenburg First, C. J. Adams. Best display of fruits First, C. J. Adams. Potted plants First, Fred BartletL Pickling cucumbers First, E. T. Wood. Painting. Best palntlug well framed executed since last fair, to become the property of the fair, unless gold medal Is preferred pre-ferred to cash promlum First, lco Greene Richards, 125 South Secoud Eabt, Salt Iike Best original oil painting First, Ix;e Greeno Richards. Best original figure In oil First. Leo Greene Richards; becond, A. B W right, Salt I-ake. Best landscape painted in oil First, Il.oe Greeno Richards; socond, A. B. Wright. IJest landscapo in water color First, Ieo Greene Richards. Best flower painting in oil First, Lee Greclio Richards. Best flower in water color First, V G GUI; second, Lelda Rich; third, Mabel Ames. Best still life First, I,co Greene Richards second, V. G. Gill, j Best original painting in water color col-or First, Mnbel Ames. Best animal study in oil Second, Mabel Ames. Pastel painting First, Pearl Muu-soy. Muu-soy. Drawing. Best original figure from llfo First, F. W. Mntthcws. I Arts and Crafts. I Best original design in pyrography First, Mrs. Kate Kuhn. Best original paBtol study First, J Eva Browning." Photography. I Bost photographic views, not lo3S than 10 First, S, Eisner. Special. Morris chair First, John Swenson. IJest spqclmcn turned wood third. C. J. Hansen. Largo easy library chair First, C. J. Hanson. |