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Show ! THE INTERsMOUNTAIN FOUR ATE FAIR j AND. 1 NTER-NAISONAL SHEEP" j ' SHOW PREMIUM LIST- - OGDEN, UTAH, SEPTEMBER 23 to 29, 1 91 0 DIRECTORS OF THE FAIR. . DIRECTORS INTER-NATIONAL SHEEP SHOW H. M. ROWE, President &. Mgr. F. W. HERRINGTON, Chairman HYRUM McFARLAND. JOSEPH SCOWCROFT. I. L. REYNOLDS, Secretary. THOMAS J. KEOGH. M. S. BROWNINO. JOHN SPIERS. D. A. SMYTH. A. P. BIGELOW. HUGH WOOD. A. G. FELL. JOHN P1NGREE. ' JESSE S. RICHARDS. . I their decision only through the Secretary or Bu perlntcndent of this eleparlment. The Secretary will furnish proper ntry blanks .upon application. All entries must bo made ng lhe4 blanks and forwarded lo tho Secretary. Also read general rules, especially Rul" No. 2t. BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. ' lt 2nd I Cock '...$2.00 $i.co 2. Hen .. 200 loo 3. Cockerel j.oo l.w 4. Pullet 2.00 .() 6. Breed) iik Pen ... (o 2.(0 WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS. 6. Cock .. . J2.00 Jl.ro 7- Hen j oo 8. Cockerel .. , j xi 3. Pullet 2 K 1.09 10. Breeding Pen 3.(0 2.W BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK. II CcK-k .. ... .J2 00 1 00 1- . Ien 2 00 1 00 13. Cockerel .. :.oo j.no 14. Pullet 2.00 j.oo 13.- Ere?vJlng I'en 30) 2.V) RO8B COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS. Cork $2.(W Jl CO 1". Hen 2.00 l 00 18 Cockerel 2 to l.M 3!. Tullet 2 CO 1 l 10. Breeding- Pen j 00 2 00 SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS. 21 Best hen , J2.00 $i.0i 22. Best cock 2 CO i.oj 21 Bent pullot ., 2.CO j.oo 21. Best cockerel 2 CO 1.00 23. Best breeding pen j.oo 2.(0 SINGLE COMB BROWN LEGHORNS. 26. Cock $;.w u.oo 27. Hen 2 no 00 2$. Cockerel 2.00 1 00 2J. Pullet ; 2.00 IO DO. Breeding Pen 30 2.09 SINGLE COMB WHITE LECHORN8. 31. Cock fc.w n o 22. Hen 2.00 j.oa 2-1. Cockerel 2. Co 1H 31. Pullet 2.00 25. Breeding Peo 3 CO 2.W SIVGLE COMB BUFF LEGHORNS. No. 1st 2nd S. Cook .. 12 no Jl. to 37. Hen 2 Oj) 1.00 OS Cockerel 2 00 . 1 CO 39. Pullet : 2.00 J ro i BrcedlDg Ten 3.W 2.W ROSE COM B BLACK MINORCAS 41. Cock .. .. ,...12.00 H.0O 42. Hen .. 2.C0 l.CO ' 41. Cockerel .. J.OO l.W 44. rulli-t 2.(0 1 CO 45. Breeding Pen 3.(0 2 CO SINGLE COMB BLACK ORPINGTONS. 4 Cock 1100 11.00 47. Hen 1(0 1 W 4?. Cockerel .... .' 2.W 100 4 Pullet .. . 2.W 1 00 M Breeding Pen 3.00 2.W SINGLE COMB WHITE ORPINGTONS. El. Cock 12.00 II. W 12 Hen - 2 W 1.00 S3 Cockerel 2.00 1 00 U Pullet 2.00 1 CO 65. Breeding Pen 3.00 2-C0 SINGLE COMB BUFF ORriNGTONS. 55. Cock 12 00 11 01 67. Hen 2.00 1.(0 6S. Cockerel 3.00 l.W 5?. Pullet 2 to 1.00 CO. Breeding Pn ... 3.00 2.C0 NON-BEARDED WHITE POLISH. CI. Cock - 12(0 ll.W 62. Hen 2.00 l.W 6i Cockerel ... 1 00 10) 64. Pullet v 2.00 1.00 - li-.BxcedJUK. P,c.n 1....... 3.C0 2 M GOLDEN SPANG LE D"H M BURGS . Cock $2 00 11.00 C7. Hen .. 2 00 1.(0 ts. Cockerel 2. CO 1M cr. Pullet 2.W J 00 70. Breed In Pen ." l.W l.W SILVER SPANGLED HAMBURGS. 71. Cork 1200 11.(0 72 Hen - 2.W l.rt 73. Cockerel IW LM 74. Pullet ... 2(0 J.M 73. Breeding Pen 3(0 2 0 GOLDEN PENCILED HAMEURGS. 7. Cock $-'W II C 7. Hen 2.00 l.W 7S Cockerel .. 2.W 1.0C 70. Pullet !-W 1M 50. Bueding Pn 300 2.C1 SILVER PENCILED HAMEURGS. 51. Cock $2.W Jl H ii Hen .. ( 2i 1.01 S3. Cockerel 2 l-'e 84. Pullet 2 W I S3. Breeding Pen 3.W 2. WHITE HAM BURGS. 56. Cock J-' W Jl M 57. Hen .. : l.M SS. Cockerel 2.C 1.(4 SJ. j-ullct .... 2W 1.00 y Breeding Pen , 3 00 2.00 BLACK HAMBURGS. Jl. Cock JiW J100 K. Hen .3.00 l.OO S3. Cockerel .. 3 00 l.W 94 Pullet .. 2-00 l.W 15. Breeding Pmi 1.. 3.(0 2.W MOTTLED HOUDANS. X. Cock J-'-) 1100 J7. Hen 1.00 5-S. Cockerel t 00 1 W W. Pull't .. .. 2-00 1.00 1W. Breeding Pen - 3.00 2.M BLACK CREVECOEURS. 101. Cork J-M J100 102 Hen 2.M l.W 103. Cockerel 3.CO l.W I'M. Pullet : 2 00 l.M . V j. Broedlng Pen 3.00 2.00 BLACK LA FLECHE. l'. Cock UM $IM 117. Hen -. 3-M tOT jet. Cot kerel 2.M l.M . Pullet .. 2.W l.W 110. Brvedlng Pen -". 3. 00 2.CO p Rules and Regulations : Governing INTERNATIONAL SHEEP SHOW I No exhibitor shall be awarded more than cno premium in any one lot. 1 II. No sheep will be allowed to be taken from tho exhibit building without first securing written per-mlaslou per-mlaslou from the Secretary. HI Each exhibitor Is required to furnish banner, slating nume of exhibitor and brood of shop IV. No other banner or Advertlslog mailer may be displayed In or aboo the pn. except a description of tho firm und unlmalu exhibited. V The Feed Superintendent will hav feed for all sheep at reasonable prices. VI- Tho decision of the judges shall bo final In all caees, except where mlstako, fruud, mitrepresentatlon or collusion, not discovered at the time of tha award. Is proven. lu such cjlmcs thf Bccretary, r auch ref-ro ref-ro as ho may appoint, mny mako decision, or, with his approval, the caso may bo Appealed to the Exhibit Ex-hibit Committee, from whoso decision there can be no apponl. VII. All stalls, pens and exhibition placns must bo cleaned before 9 a. m. each day, and refuso mat- I ter dlpos!d of. as tho Secretary may direct. I i VIII. All protests must bo In writing and accom- 1 panted by a deposit of 120.00, which will be forfeited If protest la not sustained. Such protettl must state plainly the cause of complxlnt or appeal, and must bo delivered to tho Secretary within six hour?) after the occasion for such protest. IX. No appeal of. or nppenl from, an .award basod upon a. statement that tho Judge or Judges have overlooked an animal or artlele, will be considered con-sidered by the Executive Committee. X. Exhibits that have been erroneously entered may. In th discretion of the Secretary. he transferred to their propor classes previous to tho judging. If uch (.lasses have been Judged thc shall not bo reopened re-opened XI. Exhibits having objectionable feAturea may be I ordered to vacate their stalls, pen or space. XII. Tho Committee reserve tho right to withhold with-hold premiums awarded In ovory cos" In whl-rh lr chall appear to tho Executive Commlltoe that the regulations have not been compiled with, or that fraud or deception haa been practiced or attempted. XIII Should any animal awarded a prize be CUs- qualified, tho animals gaining the lower prizes shall graduate up Into tho higher positions next In order abnvo them. If In the opinion of tho Judge theso animals ani-mals are worthy such prlxes. XIV. Judgo shall report to the Secretary anv exhibit ex-hibit or exhibitors who In any way, whethor In person per-son or b agenis, or serMints. Interfere with them during their adjudication, or nhow any disrespect to tlK-m, whereupon the S"crtary shall, at his discretion, discre-tion, demand a proper apology from such exhibitor, or ho may excludo such from competition, and tho Committee may withhold from such exhibitors any premiums that havo beon nwarded them. XV. When thoro Is no compitltlon, no cash award will be made. XVI. A fee of 12.CO will bo charged for each pen occupied bv an exhibitor. XVII. A rhurgo of 11. CO per head will bo made for all prlaie sale mada during the Show. XVIII On tlio last two days of this Show, September Sep-tember 2th and 2ith, auction sales will bo held, conducted con-ducted by a competent auctioneer, who will endeavor to secure the highest price pot-dhle for all unsold sheep. A chargo of 10 per cent will bo mado for all sheep sold at auction The Association will endeavor to make this the prominent feature of this Show. XIX. A reasonable charge will be made for largo pens containing sheep that do not compete for prizes. Entries will close September 15th DEPARTMENT D - SWINE. CLASS I. BERKSHIRES. 1st 2nd Xo. Prm. Prtm. 1. Boar, 2 years old and over J 7.W $ 4.10 2. Board. 1 car old and under 2 5.(0 3.W 3 Boar, under 1 year and over 6 months 5.(0 3.00 4. Boar, under 6 months 6.00 3.W 6. Bow, 2 jears old and over 7.M 4.0D , C. Sow, 1 year old and under 2 CW 3.W 7. Pow. undor 1 year and over G months.. SCO 30 I 5. Sow, under 6 months 6.w 3.W 9. Sow, with pigs '. ' 7.W 4.W CLASS II. CHESTER WHITES &. C. I. C.6. 10. Boar. Z jears old and over ....$7(0 1 4. no 11. Hour. 1 year old and under 2 B.W 3.CO 12. Boar, undor 1 year and over S months.. C W 3.W 13. Boar, undor 0 months J 5.(0 13.00 14 Sow, 2 yenrs obi and over ... W 4W 1 15. Sow, 1 jeara old and under 2 0 00 3.14 ;. Sow. under 1 year and over 6 nionfns o.(3 3.00 17. Sow, under ti months 6 00 3.(0 IS. fcuvv with pigs 7W IW CLASS III. POLAND CHINAS. 19 Boar. 2 years old and over ...17.00 J 4.W 20. Boar. 1 year old and under 2 6.W 3.W 21. Boar, under 1 year and over 6 months 5 (0 3.W 22. Boar, under 6 months ........ G.W 3.00 23. Sow, 2 years old and over - 7.(0 l.W 21. How, 1 year old and undor 2 5.W 3 00 25. Sow, under 1 year and C months.... 5.W 3.W 2 Sow, under S months j-1') 3.00 27. 8ow with pigs 7.W 4.W CLASS IV. DUROC JERSEYS.. 2. Boor, 2 years old and over J 7.W J 4.W . 23. Boar. 1 year old and under 2 C W 3 00 TA Bofir. under 1 year und over 6 months 5 00 3.W 31. Boor, under 6 months SO"' 3.00 32. Sow, 2 years old and over T.W 4.W ,T3. Sow. 1 year old and under 2... COO 3.M 34. Sow, under 1 year and over 6 months 5.W SW 35. Sow. under C months 5.00 3.W 35. Sow with pigs CLASS V. TAM WORTH. 37. Boar, 2 years old and over J 7.M 4.M IS. Boar, 1 er old and undor 2 6.(0 3.M 2D. Boar, under 1 year and over 6 months G.W 3.W 40. Boar, under 6. months 5.00 3.W 41. Sow. 2 years old and over " W 4.OT 42. Sow, 1 year old and under 2 5.W 3.C0 43. Sow. under 1 year and over 6 months 6 CO 3 00 I 44. Sow, under 6 months 6 3.01 43 Sow with pigs 7.W 4 W SWEEPSTAKES, ' 45. Best Boar, any ago Silver Cup 47. Best Sow, any age Sllxer Cup j Of the world. Tt Is tho purpow. of this Show and - Sole -f- bring tho Seller and tn.r-iBuycr together. . About ne hundrad and for.ty thousand Rams change h.inds eah year among hn varlovfs Sheep Men of (he Inf'ermouiitojn Empire. It JVa source of nurrh . expense. 'and annoyanee "forTlhe ShecirMaTi-To "visit- . , 'lho herds of tJi-various Prced?r In tbe different " partM of the country.' prevldo his flocks with the requisite number of Ram" each year. By bringing the Breeder and tho Buyer together. It gives the purchaser pur-chaser a large assortment from which to selecl, at ' lets expense, and the Breeder the opportunity of meeting the Sheep Man on his own ground. This works with equal advantage to tho Breeder, who avoids tho enormous expgnso of reaching out and hunting up buyers for his offerings. Tho management of the Sher-p Show and Auction Salo. will leavo no stone unturned to havo plenty of Buyers on the ground Equal diligence will be used to bring tho largest collection of Pure Bred Sheep that haa ever tw-cn brought together at any previous Salo or Show In tho wrorld. There Is a strong disposition on th part of the Western Sheep Man to putronlzo the Breeder who comes out und mlngls with them. Never In the history his-tory of the country ho the demand been so great for Hlgh-CliiBS Shoop ( The first four days of the festivities will be devoted de-voted to exhibiting and polling at private sole. The last two days will bo glren over to tho Grand Auction Auc-tion Sale, which will bo pul.led off by an expert Live Slock Auctioneer. Any suggestions an to manner of proceduro will bo chvarfully accepted and acted upon. As an as-suranco as-suranco th;tl the International Sheep Show will be a success, you will note tb.it It Is under the same management man-agement as tho recent Show held during tho National Wool Growers convention lajl January. Any addlllon.il Information sought by either tho Prospective Purchaser or Breedor, will bo cheerfully given by "addressing V. W. Horrlngton, Chairman, or I. L. Reynolds, Ogden, Utah. COTSWOLD BREED. ' CLASS 1, Division "A" PRIZES lit 2nd. 3rd. Lot 1 Pen of 3 Rnnw year or over JS.M JI00 Ribbon Lot 2 Pen of 3 Ewes 1 year or over 8 W 4.W Ribbon Lot 3 Pen of 3 Ram Lambs spring of iroo 8.00 4 W Ribbon Lot 4 Pon of 3 Ewe Lamba spring of 1S10 S W 4.W Ribbon Lot 51 Ititn any ag Diploma Lot 61 Ewo any ago Diploma LINCOLN BREED. CLASS 3. Division "A" Lot 1 Pen of 3 Hnms 1 year or over 8.W 4 V) Ribbon Iot 2 Pen of 3 Ewes 1 year or. over 8 l.W Ribbon Lot 3 Pen of 3 Ram Lamba spring of K'10 ,. ' S.lO 4 W Ribbon Lot 4 Pen of 3 Ewo Lamba cprlog of 1510 ....... S.W 4.W Ribbon lt 1 Ram any age ,. Diploma Lot 61 Ewo any age Diploma SHROPSHIRE BREED. CLAS8 3. Division "A" Lot 1 Pen of 3 Ruma 1 jear or over 8.(0 4.W Ribbon Lot 2 Pen of 3 F.wes 1 year or over S.W l.W Ribbon Lot 3 Pe-n of 3 Ram Lamb4 spring of 1510 ..." S.CO 4.M Ribbon lot 4 Pen of 3 Ewe Lamba spring of 1010 ,. , S.W 4.00 Ribbon Lot 51 Ram any age Diploma Lot 61 Ewo any ugt. Diploma OXFORD BREED. CLASS 4. Division "A'' " ' , Iol 1 Pon of 3 Rams 1 year, or oer S.W 4.00 Ribbon Jxt 2Pcn of 3 Ev.es 1 year or over SCO l.W Ribbon Lot 3 Pen of 3 Ram Lxmla spring . . of 1510 ' s.w" 4.W Ribbon ---Lut-4 Pen of 3.Ewo-LumJtepprlng of 1910 S.W 4(0 Ribbon " L-ot 51 Ram any age Dlplomtt Lot C 1 Ewo any age . Diploma HAM PHHIHE BREED. CLASS 6. DILilon 'A" Lot 1 Pen of 3 Rams 1 year or over SO 4.00 Ribbon Lot 2 Pen of 3 Ewa-s I year or over S.W l.W Ribbon Ll 3 Pen of 3 Rum Lambs spring of 1510 8W 40) Ribbon Lot 4 Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs spring of 1M0 S.W 4.W Ribbon Lot 5 Ram -any age... -Diploma Lot C Ewe, any age Diploma DORSETS. ' CLASS . Dlvl.ilon "A" 1 Lot 1 Pen of 3 Rams 1 year, or over 8.M l.W Ribbon Lot 2 Pen vt 3 Ewes 1 year or over S.W 4.W Ribbon Lot 3 Pen of 3 Ram Lamba spring of 1510 S.W 4.W Ribbon Lot 4 Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs spring of )!10 , S.W 4.(0 Ribbon Lot 51 R.trn uny ugu Diploma Lot 61 Ewo any age.... Diploma SOUTH DOWNS. CLASS 7. Division "A"' L-ot 1 Pen of 3 Rams 1 year or over S.W l.M Ribbon Lot 2 Pen of 3 Ewes 1 year or over S.W 4 W Ribbon Lot 3 Pen of 3 Ram Lambs spring of 1910 S .CO 4 W Ribbon Lot 4 Pun of 3 Ewe Lambs spring of 1010 .. 8 W 4 00 Ribbon Lot 51 Ram any age... Diploma Lot 61 Ewe any age..., Diploma RA.MBOUILLET BREED. CLASS S. Division "A" Lot 1 Pen of 3 Rims 1 year or over S.W 4.W Ribbon I1 2 Pen of 3 Ewes 1 ear or eivcr S.W 4.W Ribbon Lot 3 P n of 3 Ram Lambs spring of 1510 S W 4.W Ribbon Lot 4 Pen of 3 Ewo Lambs spring of lWo ' S.W 4.M Ribbon Lot 61 Run any age Diploma, Lot 11 Ewe any age Diploma DELAINE BREED. TLASS 5. Division "A" Lot 1-Pen of 3 Ruin 1 year cr over S.W 4 W Ribbon Loi 2 Pen of 3 we 1 yo.tr or over S.W 4.W Ribbon Lot 3 I'en cf 3 Ram Lambs spring of 1510 S W 4.W Ribbon l-ot 4 Pen of 3 Ewe Lambs spring of 151" SW 4WBIbbon I ai 61 R.-tm any age Ribbon Lot 1-1 Ewo any age...7J-T :." Diploma DEPARTMENT A j : HORSES. - , HERBERT W. DUNN. Supervisor. Exhibits In this department wilt bo .ludged at 2 p hi., on tho accond day of tho Fair, In tho center flld In front of th grand stand. Exhibitors oro requested to road tho General Rules, especially Rulo No. 24. Make your entries at least flvo to thirty days before tho Fair, so the Secretary can havo time to prepare the books. You can mako entry anv Urno after Juno 1, 1JI0. and beforo September 21, 1910. 1st. 2nd. 1 ' '" ' 1 rem. Trem. CLASS I. 1. Stallion. 4 yenrs old and over .. !2H0 HO W 2. Stallion, 3 years old and under 4.... 1SOT ?W 3. Stalllotl, 2 years old and under 3.... ITi.W 7 4. Stallion, 1 year old and under 2 .... 10.(0 S.CO 6. Mare, 3 years old ond ovor 2U.W 10.00 6 Filly, 2 yoars old and under 3 liw 7.W 7. Flllv, I year old and under 2 10.W C.03 5. Sweepstake, best smlm&l In - this class Gold Modal CLASS II CLYDESDALE. 9 Stallion, 4 years old and ever 120.C0 110.CO in. StallWi, 3 yoars old and under 4 1S.W S.W 31. Stallion,-2 years old and undor 3 15. W 7 0) 12. Blalllon, 1 year old and under 2 10.W 6.W 13. Mare, S years old and over. 20.W 10 00 14. Filly. 2 years old and under 3 15.(0 7.W 15. Filly. 1 year old and under 2..... 10 W CW !;. Stallion, with oro of his got 15 W 10.M 17. Bcbt team, 3 years old or over 13. W 7 W To bn sired by Clvdesdalo stallion and must bo bhown under harness har-ness and to wagon. IS. Sweeoatakos. best animal In his claw Gold Medal CLASS III PERCH ERON. 15 Stallion, 4 years old and over 120.M JJO.W 20 filslllon, 3 years old and under 4..'.... 1S.W 9.W 21. Stallion, 3 yoars. -old, and. under 3 1S.W 7.W 22. Stallion, 1 year old and under 2...... 10.W SCO 23 Mare, 3 yeaj-.i old arid over 20.W 10 W 24. Filly, 2 year a old and under 3.,.. ,.. l.'.oo 7. CO 23. Filly, 1 yr old and under 2 10.W S.W 2-". Slcilllon with one . of his get 16 M 7.W 27. Best team, 3 years old and over 13.W 7.M To bo sired by Pcrcheron Stallion and rnuat be shown under har nou and to wagon. j IS. Sweepstakes, best animal In this does Gold Medal Special Prizes for Pure Bred Percheron Horses at the liter-Mountain Four-State Fair offered by the Perchron Registry Company, 1910. let. 2nd. Stallion, 4 years old and over Oold Medal Silver Medal Stallion, 3 years old and under 4 Gold Medal Silver Medal Stallion, 3 years old and under i Gold Medal Silver Medal Slalllon, 1 year old and under un-der 2 Gold Medal Silver Medal Marc, 4 years old and ovor.. Gold Medal Silver Medal Maro, 3 years old and under 4 Gold Medal Silver Medal Mare, 2 years bid and undor 3 Cold Medal Silver Medal Mare, 1 year old and un-- dor 2 -. Gol4 Medal Silver Medal Marc And foaL each counting count-ing GO per cent Gold Modal Silver Medal Collection of flvo stalllor.s .Gold Medal Silver Medal Collection of threo mares... Gold Medal Silver McJal Stud, consisting of ono stallion ond four marrs .. .Gold Medal Silver Medal Stud, consisting of ono stallion and three mares , Oold Medal Silver Medal All bred by exhibitor. Stallion, any are. bred by exhibitor Oold Medal Sliver Medal Marc, any ore, bred by exhibitor ex-hibitor Oold Medal Sller Medal Champion stallion Gold Medal Silver Medal Champion moro Oold Medal Sliver Modal CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION. AH animals to be eligible) to competition for the abovo special prizes must bo recorded tn Iho percheron Register and lhe exhibitor must be a member of The Ferrheron Registry Company, and FOUR-FAIR tho recorded owner of tho animal. Medal will be forwarded to the successful exhibitors ex-hibitors upon receipt of a.slgnM statement from tho Secretary of tho Fair Association, giving the names and nutttxrii of the winning anlmalj and tho addresses of tho exhibitors. For further Information address, CHAS. C. GLENN. ' Secretary. Tho percheron Registry Company, I I Columbus, Ohio. CLASS VIII. SADDLE HORSES. 57. Best hore under stiddlv, must show at least four galta Silver Cup f5. Boot throe-galled smldlo horse, . ridden by lady Silver Cup CLASS IX JACKS AND MULES. M. Best Juck, over 3 years old 115.W J 7.C0 CO. Best Jack, under S years old 1.W SW .51. Ben pair of mules, any ago, ohown under harness and to wagon 10.W S.W tt. Best Jack, under ono year S.W JX Lest roulo cell unaYr one year 5.00 CLASS X. GRADE DRAFT HORES. M Mare, 3 jenrs old or over ..J7.W J 4.W CV Filly, 2 years old and under 3 ... 5.(0 3.W fc-5 Filly, 1 year old and under 2 4.W 2 W G7 Best lo.xm of this flans shown under un-der hnrnesjt und lo wngon 10.W CLASS XI. SHETLANDS. (Ponlvs not over 45 Inches high.) , j ( 6S Bst iMm under h.arnes-i and to : ch1clo J 6.00 - i 5. Post hitched to vehicle 3.W 70. Bent saddle pony 2.(0 CLASS XII. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING HORSES. (To be exhibited under harness on grounds ) 71. Driving team roadsters. Gold Medal and J10.M t 5.W 72. Gentleman's fancy driver, Gold Mv1a1 and 7.M 3.M 73. Single horao driven by lady, Oold Medal and 7.W 3 CO DEPARTMENT B x CATTLE. HERBERT W. DUNN. Supervisor. Judges In this class will observe tho following rules; Rule 1. The cattle of each ago to be shown In tho ring ond arranged according to merit, by tho Judgc-3 and the one receiving the highest number of points shall rccole the first award und so on. f Rulo 2. All animals will bo yhown In tho ring nnd exhibitors must be prepared to bring them out of the stall when called upon, cither for Judging or parade. Rulo 3. Tho above rules will bo observed In each rl.ina In this deparlmi.nl. excepting tho pedigrees muKt t-hew they aro of record with the society or association thut their exhibit represents. Rulo 4. Sec General Rulo No. 24. and ask others , to exhibit. ' - CLASS I. SHORTHORNS. lot 2nd ' . From. Prcm. I. Bull, 3 years e.ld or over j15.ro 7 jo "2. Bull. 2--rers ol.V fd evr -3., 10.W 7.50 3. Bull. 1 year old and under 2 15 W 7.50 4 Bull calf joo S.W 5. Cow , 3 yoar old or over ic.w 7.r C. Hi'lfer. 2 years old ond under 3 15 CO 7 11 7. Holfor. 1 year old and under 2 16 w 7 f 0 8 Heifer calf lo w S.W 9 Grand Champion Bull .Gold Medal 10 Grand Champion Fcmalo Gold Medal CLASS II. HEREFORDS. 11. Bull. 3 years or over $13.00 J 7.50 12. Bull. 2 nnd under 3 ye:irs old 13 W' 7 50 M. Bull, 1 year old and under 2 I3.w ; &0 14. Bull calf ; mi s.w 15. Cow, 3 yearn or over J5.00 7 f 1C. Heifer, 2 und under 3 years old 15.C0 " 50 17. Heifer. 1 nnd under 2 years old 13. 00 7.10 " IS. Calf hflfer jo.co t 15. Grand Champion Bull Oold Medal 2". Grand Champion Femulo . ...Gold Modal CLASS III. POLLED CATTLE. ConMstlng of AtKrdi n Angus, Galloways ami Red PolltJ 21. Bull. 3 years old und ov-r 115.W Jin.W 22. Bull, vein old and nndr 3 10 W 5.W V: Bui. year old and under 2.. 7.&0 IW 21. Bull calf , 6f4 25. Cow. 3 years old and over 13.no 10.CO 20 Heifer, 2 years old and under 3.. lu.W 6.W 27. Heifer, 1 year old and under 3 7.50 4.W 2k. Heifer calf . b CO 25. Crund Champion Bull Oold Medal y. Grand Champion Female ,. .. Gold Medal CLASS IV JERSEY. 31. Bull. 3 years old and over $13 W $7 50 32. Bull, 2 years old and under 3 10.W S.W 33. Bull, 1 year old and under 2 10.W 5.W 31. Bull calf , , 750 4 (i) 23. Cow, 3 yours old and over ,,. 15.W 7.30 2-5 Heifer. 2 years old and under 3. .. ... .. ln.w 5W .'(7. Heifer, 1 year old and under 2 10.M 6W rv llr-lf-r calf 7.50 4.W 3".'. Grund Champion pull UoM Mejal 4') Grand Champion Female Gold Medal CLASS V AYRSHIRE. 41. Bull. .1 yeirs old and over $15.00 $ 7.W 42. Bull, 2 years old und under 3 ;. jo.co 6.w 13. Bull. 1 year old and under 2 10.00 5.W 41 Bull calf 7.o 4.6O , 45. Cow. 3 years old and over 5.w 7.50 46. Hejfer. 2 yearn old and under 3 10 W IW FIVE-FAIR (SBJ.. 47. Ilelfer. 1 year old and und-r 2 10.W C.W 4V Heifer calf 7.50 4 W 45. Grand Champion Bull Gold Medal 10. Grin;! rhamiilmi rmnln r;..i.i 0.1. 1 CLASS V. ENGLISH SHIRE. 25. Stallion, 4 yearn old and over l.oo $10 W 50. Stnllion, 3 years old and under 4.,.. 1S.W P. CO 31. Ftallion. 2 yeara old and under 3 .... 1C.C0 7 W C2, Stallion, 1 year old and under 2 lo.W 5. CO S3, Msre, 3 years old and over 20.W 10 CO 34. Filly, 2 years old ond undr 3 13 W 7.(0 35. Filly. 1 year old and under 2 10.00 6 W 36. Stallion with one of his get 13.W 10.M 37. Bert tenm. 3 years old und over, to bo ulred hy English Shlro Klal-llon Klal-llon and muot bo phown under harness and to wngon 15. CO 7.W 5S. Sweepstakes, best animal In this class Gold Medal CLASS VI. BELGIAN. V: Stallion. 4 years old and over $20.(0 $10 W ii. Stallion, 3 years oi l anil under 4 10.W J.W 41. Stolllon, 2 years old and undr 3 15. W 7.W 42 Slalllon. 1 year old and under 2 10. W 5-W 4i Mare. 3 yeurs old ond over 20 00 1".W 44. Filly, 2 years old and under 3 15. W S.00 4".. Filly. 1 year old and under 2 10 W 5 CO 4C. Stallion w ith one of his get 15 W 4". Best tenm, 3 years old und over, to bo sired by Belgian stallion nnd muni bo shown under harness and to w.-tgon 15. W 7.00 it. Sweepstakes, best animal In this class Gold Medal ' CLASS VII, ENGLISH HACKNEY. 49. Stallion 4 years eld and over $20. W $10 CO 5n. Stallion. 3 years old and under 4.... 1S.W S.W ,rd. Stallion, 2 yi sra old and under 3.... 15 W 7.C0 52. Stallion, 1 year old und under 2 10.W 6.W V.. Mare. 3 yean old and over 20.M 10.00 51. Filly. 2 yurs old ond t;ndrr 3 13. W 7.00 . bV . year .old and under 2.. 10 W C 00 - . Vi. SwevpstHkes, bent animal In this 1 063 .. Gold Midal CLASS VI. GUERNSEYS. Id. Bull, 3 years old ond over $15.(0 $10.W 11. Bull. 2 years old und under .3 .. low 6.W 63. Bull. 1 year old and under 2...., lo.W 5.W C4. Bull culf 7.50 4.(0 53. Cow, 3 years old and over 15.W 10 W y. Heifer, 2 years old ond under 3 10.00 C W 57. H-lfer. 1 year old and under 2 lo w 5.w & Heifer rnlf .'. 7 &0 0 r:i. C.riind champion Bull Gol.l Medal tVt. Grand Champion Fcnmln Gold Medal CLASS VII. HOLSTEINS. Cl. Bull. 3 years old and ov.r $13.(0 Jio.W 0J. Bull. 2 years old and under 3 lo w 5 W C3. Bull. 1 y ear old and under 2 lo.W , 5.W I. Bull eulf 7. to 4.W in. Cow, 3 years old and over 15. W lo.W CS. Heifer, 2 yenrs old and under 3 ....... lo.W ' G W 67, Heifer, 1 year old und under 2 .., 10.00 C.w 6. Heifer calf , 7 CO 4W . Grand Champion Bull Gold Medal 70 Grand Chanmloii Female Gold f tedal DEPARTMENT C SHEEP. Til.i Department will be Managed by tho INTERNATIONAL SHEEP SCOW F. W. HERRINGTON. Chairman. 1 ' L N. REYNOLDS. Secretary THE GREAT AUCTION OF SHEEP. The advance Information coining In dally from the .rZTlrt-eTsjoX'PiiYvJreffJ'VPt l-i auranrc. thot Tho Flrl Annual International" .Sh.-el. Show and Auction Sale, la going to bii without parallel In tbu history. V -. 'tr Tj .. , - .--: v.-. ; GOLDEN DUCKYV1NG GAME BANTAMS. 111. Cock tl 00 $1 M 112. Hen S.W l.W 113 Cockerel : 2.00 l.M 111. Pullot 2.00 l.W 113. Breeding Pon .. 3.W 2.W SILVER DUCKWINO BANTAMS. US. Cock ' - w.w 117. Hen S5 1 11. Co. kerel 2 W 1.00 119. Pullot 2-M 100 ISO, Breeding Pen 3-00 2.00 BIRCHEN GAME BANTAMS. 121. Cock .....$!M $1.00 122. Hen .. l-w 123. Cockerel s 0 LV) 121. Tullet 2.C0 1.00 123. Breeding Ten 3.W 2.(0 I BED PYLE GAME BANTAMS. I KG. Cock UOO $J O0 j 127. Hen 200 l.CO )2S. Cockerel ! ' 129. Pullet S-00 100 13-). Breeding Pen 3-00 2 00 VWHITE GAME BANTAMI5. 131. Cork A $300 $1.00 132. Hon 2 100 133. Cockerel I.... 2.W 1J 1S4, Pullot , J00 1-09 135. Breeding Pen S.W " BLACK GAME BANTAMS. IK Cock 12-00 $1.00 137 Hen .. - 2.00 1.00 jVi. Cockerel 1 W . m Pullet 2 W l.M 14i'. Breeding Pen 3 W J.M CORNISH INDIANS. 141. Cock .. .' '.....K.iw $!. 14i. Hen TV...: LM l.Otl DEPARTMENT E POULTRY AND PET STOCK. WILLLVM GLASMANN, Supervisor All birds vhown must bo In stundard sired coops, ready for exhibition, at 10 o'clock a. rn on Septcm- , her 23rd All entries close on September 21st, In order or-der to permit the Secretary to prepare tho books for the Judges, etc. Be ur you glvo the premium number os well as name of the breed AH specimens should bo banded and band number Mated on cnlrr uhect . All specimens will be properly cared for by tho Superintendent and relumed at the clos"e of tho exhibition; ex-hibition; It will therefore be unne-ceesury for tho owners to accompany them. -All transport Ion rharges must be prepaid, otherwise the shipment will not bo accepted. Good care will be taken of all specimens, . but th association will not be responsible re-sponsible for any mistakes or accidents to nny specimens exhibited, nor for any loss or damage thereto from whatever causo arising. Specimens vent will be at the solo risk of the exhibitor. Tho latest revised American stundard of perfection perfec-tion will bo strictly obsorve-d In judging. Duo consideration con-sideration and attention given to young birds, also old birds In moult. In no case will a disqualified xpecimen considered not worthy by tho Judge bo awarded a premium, whether there Is competition or not. All special and sweepstake prises awarded only to fowls ln competltlo clnsscs will bn decided by points a first. prls counting threo point?, second prlx two points, thlriTVrlae' eui polnl. AU;ards In th Poultry Department .will, fce mad bycjorepariori. and the Judges h4li'nnouuc MERINO BREED. CLASS 10, Division "A" Lot 1 Pen of 3 Kama 1 year or over 8.C0" l.W Ribbon Lot 2 Pen of 3 Ewes 1 year or over s.io 4.C0 Ribbon Lol 3 Pen of 3 R:tm Lambs spring "f 1910 S CO 4.00 Ribbon Lot 4 i'en of 3 Ewe Iimbs spring r .W 4.W Ribbon IJt 51 Ram any age Diploma Lot 61 t:wo any age - Diploma FAT SHEEP. CLASS 11. Division A" Lt 1 Pen of 5 Wet hem 1 year or ovrr S.W) 4 W Ribbon Lot 2 Pen of 5 Wether Limbs g.00 l.W Ribbon KNOWLIN SHE EP COMMISSION COMPANY'S SPECIALS (UNION STOCK .YARDS, CHICAGO.) ' .tfC v , ;. ' 1- rcn of 5 wethers. 1 Vf?0T ,t r.. J ... ... $12.60 2- For second best pen Of 'ott'ovo. ...','i'. ,j. .v. .. l.M 3 Pcri of 5 wether lamb4,V'SprlnK ,VAfr J.:. 12.60 4 Second be st pen of abilv'e-.;,.,.y. (;..,;..'.j.v...... 7 fo 6- Beat (nil coureo woof ...... J. 15 00 G-Bcst pen line wool flo lt 1 16.W 7 Bcwt general exhibit of kWp of one ownortlilp 20.W .. S Shopherd In cha-rgo, and who filled best entlro exhibit of one owmershlp ; MM A.i-i.4. vn;jt of one Rani, tw.i -Hwesavyo Ewe lambs, and two KainTa",l'-:rh lambs mutic bred I f. tho Exhibitor.) J No article may be entered for mom tbaa oeia premium. pre-mium. tRead the General Rol, epee ally. Rule Ko, K) CLASS I. , lit Jit Irsrm. Preen. 1. Beat dlsplsy I-ce Work. IncUdior Pelr.t. llorlton. etc . ttoiu lleil I'D v ! 1 I.t of Fine Hnd ?ew1ng.... 10 0 8.0 ' J R.t display Pillw I-e puiow with bobbin . Including Clvmy. Torchon, etc Silver Mdal !(' II ! 4 Rest display MmK-jh Dri. ffork.. Dint F.tf.M 6. Beet display Silk F.mbroldery. Silver m1l nJ k" i Rest tl. play nrJrrnff F.mbrol.lcry.. . ' 8 ' 7. nt display V-ncti Embroidery li ' Ij j I Rest display Linen or Cotton Km- brnljery I"" 9. RetT !';.) Sofa Cuihlso. not exceed four Silver Mortal 3 ' : '0 10. Re it display Cro.-ht Work J' 2.0 11. West display Tatting 1'" 1" 11 Pest tl!"r'V K-Wtetiberg 2Cs) II Best eneral v.. of Fanry Work GolJ Me-lal and 1 '' I CLASS II. WORK BY GIRLS UNDER FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE. 14 Pt display Flr.e Sewing fMver Medal and S r"J 12 15. Rest Dressed Doll J"' 1W 1. Rt display Fancy Work 17. best display Modern l.aee Iw 7 M li. Best Doll Outfit, not ! then lx pL-es l-'-fl l. Handkrchlf Pox or Ca I'') SO. G!oe Box cr Cjs IM !1. Stlppor Case 1 00 ;j hlsk Rrnnm llolilfr I "') Party Hu I il Shopping Iic 1 M S. Night Robe Csso 1 Jt. Fin Cushion M 127. Apron 1W CLASS III. , r 2i Best Ladles' Tallor-rod Oult Imported Im-ported or horo-mad good, by mittur ltf II 7. HM Infant OijtfH, ptc or over.. 10 ri $ ii !'. nt lUtfnbfrr Ir S IfrJ 31. Nea(t md hll4".i Ir 1 tl. Ntl md OlilW't Skirt 1 :3. ltt Ilatid-mdo akin 1 " Jl. Item Uchln-miMi Skirt 1 0 SB. Ntrni rcuJ.i Child' Apron W llomf-mi-i wis 1 M 37. P.et lCom-md l'rpl J 'I 3. Ntet Drn.J Stocklnc M li. It Article by nilnd Ptron J ) 40. Beet Hand-mad Opr fhwl 2 ) CLASS IV. 41. Knit Wool Fprd ?1M 43. KnlttM Coiion H-J frrfid J.1 41. Lftdy s Knit Wool Shal l.ul 41. LAdy's Knit Wool Cap , CLASS V. 45. Peat Silk Quilt tlVV) 4i Silk Jak Cabin Quilt 3.CO 47. Cotton, l'otch Work Q'lllt l' 4i. Ht Crib Qnllt I CO 49 Hp-clmrn Qulltlnfr. lind work 1 fl S"J. 8pclmn Qulltlnr. mnchlno work ICO DEPARTMENT I KITCHEN ANC PANTRY. i!RJ MINNIE U BRICK, purlor. AJ1 cMMt:tn tnir -rTis-.-rt MT?:H by br Ju.;j. fcr ,j h1aula'anl O.tner', r.utc X. 34 AU iLfllcl- tfc I wU: VP'-C1 h"w . . . , CLASS L PA8TRY AND FLOUR PRODUCTS. lit 3n4 3rd prni. Frtm Krrrr. 1. Home-niad4 brd. any kind M M ! 7. Hotr.e-mad. bUculta. any kind.. 1 3" ' 1 Hom-rcad rW or buna, any kind ' rt u 4. Layer rake, any kind ' 00 1 " 5. Fruit Cakr. any klrvd J 2 1 " Cookie. 4 of ny kind I : 1 N 7. Dotichiiut. II of any kind I ' 3 1(0 J. 1-uffs. any kin.1 1 f, I. Knjlt Pie. ajiy kind J ! M 1 1). PI of any other kind I i'A 1 00 11. Bst cwi:ctln of ten different ktn-li of r'H n'1 four Kradurte. but muat be In addition U eihlblt In atova lteni. but in.y r of eaiue klr.d SM ' N w 13. Bt qjAtlty and -TUt variety of Ch'rrlea In bottle S -iJ 13 Iit quality and (reateet variety oT Peachea In b-ittle 5" 2 w 14. Dej-t quality and itrenen variety of Apricot In bottle 3'" 1-M li. Ben quality and arrealeat vrlty of SmaJI Fruit In flasea or , pla Jar 3 '0 14. Bl dlaplay vnd reall varWy of larce and ma!l fruit In Claaa J.ra IK T.M 17. Ijeet dleplay and lorgen variety va-riety Jama and Jellle In t-lani 1 " " 1. T9t dleplay of any one variety of any fruit In rla will recla a Silver Cup with appropriate en- cravlnr. 15. Ret ouallty and reatent variety of Pleke'ed Oood, Catxup and Sauce a In gl,B.10.r KM 3.C0 DEPARTMENT J AGRICULTURAL, MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, IMPLE-MENTS, ETC. II. M. ROWE. 8upenU-jr. For any other daaervlnn homo ma nu factored implement im-plement or vehicle not herein mentioned, a euttablo award may bo made by the Board. CLASS I. IMPLEMENTS FOR THE PREPARATION PREPARA-TION OF LAND AND THE CULTIVATION CULTI-VATION OF CROPS. No. Premium. 1. Beat Plow Gold Modal 3. Bent Harrow Diploma J, Kent Fluid Roller Dlplom 4. Best Drill and Irrigator Diploma & Flfiet Horae Cultivator Diploma . Bet Potato Digger Diploma ' 7. B'et Horae Itake Diploma 8. Bvat Hay Fork Diploma 9. Bent MuiMiro Fork Dlplom:i 10. Best Set of Oard-'n Toole Diploma II. Boil Ono-Horo Corn Drill Diploma 13. Best One-Horae Grain Drill Diploma 13. Beat Corn Planter, hand Diploma 14. Best Corn Planter, homo Diploma 15. Bwt Corn Planter, horee, drill aitafh- U. Tookerel - 144. Pullet 2 M 1 14. Bredlna: Pen . 3.W 3 WHITE INDIANS. W. Co-k It -W H7. Hen 3 r'5 1U. Cockerel 3 " 1 " i J4I. Pull.'t ,..:. 1 M J). BreciJInii Pen .. I r" I ' HIJACK, SL'llATF.AS. I 15U Cock U' I'M JCT. Hen I''1 V 153. Cockerel i'.'J l.w 114. Pullet 2 1 1D6. Breeding I-en ' - '- BIACK BRKA8TKD BCD MALAYS. IK. Cock L'.'.-J 1J7. Hn 2 "' i "' i lit. Cocker I 2' 1 u' 119. Pullet i") 1C. Brcedlns Fen ? J 2- 1 TURKEYS. BRONZE. 181. ra.1?. yuns C ' 12.M 143. Pair, c-ld 2 0.' NAI'.RAC.A.VgETT. iA Pair, youn P V 14. pair, old J-W 2 P.CFF. M9. Pair, y-iucs 1M. Pair, old 3',J ! SLATE. 1CT. Pair, yotint n 1SS. Pair, old 3 2 WH1TK. 1. Fair, younr 13 00 ITO. pir, old -ifl 2 ,,e BL..CK. in. Talr. yoan ..3.f $3 171. Fair, old J.C0 3.0 DUCKS. 171. White Pekln. r'r .13 ft) $2 09 174. White Aybury. P'r -w 2. IT, i olored Rouen, pair 3 ft) 3-" l?l Blnrk Cayuitft. pf 00 Z 'A 177. Cray Cull, pair 3.0) 3 tt )Tt. White Cell, pair J 2 17. Black F-hiM Indln, polr 3 W 3 ft) IfO. White Created, pair 1M 3.00 IK. Colored M'ncory, pair IM 2") i3. "White Mnaeovy. pair . 3 00 3.fJ Ut. Indian Runner, pair 3W 2M H4. Blue Swedlnh. pair 3 ft) 3.00 GEESE. US. Oray Toulouae. pair ttCO 12.00 f. Whit Embdon. pair S0 3 M 17. Gray African, pair XO 2.W in. Urown Chlneae. rlr J.W !m IB. White Chlneae. pair 3.00 2.C0 l.O. Gray Wild or Canadlon, plr i'O 3 00 11. Colored F.KptUn, pair 3.00 3W PIGEONS. 13. Pouter, pajr ...il.M 11.(0 138. Carrlcra, prvlr 1J0 1 f) 14. Uarba. pair l.M 1 tl 16. Tumblor. pair l.M l.M l'.5. jHi-obln. pjilr ..l.M 1 f 0 1S7. KnUh Owl. pair I 'M l.M 1M. African Owl, pulr- 1 l.M 1. Chlne Owl, pair 1.60 2W . Turblt. pair 1.50 1 CO Fnn Tall, pair .'. 10 1.00 342. Trumpeter, pair 1 50 l.M 20i Swallow, pair l.M 1 W tH. I'raifoon. pair 1.50 10) 20S. Homer. plr l.M 1.00 IX. Runt, pair ....1.50 1 0C J7. Nun, pAlr 1.C0 1.04 It. Tor the beet two f Mlaje pUcte Includlnic pe.lm d feme. 13 M 12.00 11 M 17. For tho bt fj Flowerler Plaat in bloom. 1M " DEPARTMENT G AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT8. BECT8, ETC. J. C. NTE. Soperleor. Four-State product only entitle! to compete In thl department. Article entered for a aie5e premium cannot con-rl con-rl lor. dlepUy. ; .;..'(' All article entered mut b raleed nd owned by the eahibltor. escrpt premlJta No. ewepsuke. No exhibitor will be entitled to more titan one premium for the urn variety. Jude muat be aatls-tlefl aatls-tlefl that all article err. worthy of premium and correctly cor-rectly r.dmrJ before traolln; one. (Read No. 21 ot Unrol Rub ) Ut 2nd y0 Prem. I'rem. L Beet Buehel Fall Wheal 3 f 2. Beet Buahel 6prlna; Wheat M 2-M 15. B.t Half-buehcl Buckwheat 2 00 1 on 4. Bt Buebel Two-rowei Barley 3 W 1-M 1. Bt Buhel Club-head Brlr 3 00 ill i Beet Buhl Oat Iw 1" 7. Beet Ruhel Ry J M LW I. Best Buehel Tellow Corn ; 3 00 l.(-) . Bt Buehel White Corn 2. to 1 M 30. R.-et half-buihel Sweet Corn 3 00 1.00 11. Ret Hilf-buehel Popcorn 2.'rt l.M 13. Flntet quality and i;reatet variety of Grain and Oraee In eheaves S W l.w CLASS II. DRY FARM GRAINS, li. Beat Buehel Fa.ll Wheat 13 -M 14. Best Buahel Bprln Wlieat -M 2 W 15. Boat Halfbuahel Buckwheat l.M 1" 1, Beet Bushel Two-rowed Barley too 1 V) 17. Het Buihet Club-head Barley l.M 1 V) 1. tieat Buhel Oete ..." 19. Best Buhcl Rye 2.W 1.00 20. Beat Buhel Yellow Com 2 ft) 1 00 21. Beat Buihel White Corn 2. ft) l.M 22. Det Half-buahel Sweet Com 2.M l.M 25. Bet Half-bu..w Popcorn 2 M 1M J4. Flnet quality and tn'eateet variety I of Grains and Grafi-e In eheave.. 8.M 3.M CLASS III. PRODUCE, SEEDS, ETC. , The premium for No. 24 and 24 will be awarded on e. teet made by tomt baker, or other competent ' cook, appointed by the Board. The flour for the test will bo purchaaed In the open market under direction I of the Executive Committee. 25. Boot 1M pounds Flour. High Patent.... Gold Medal i. Bel 1M pounds Flour, Btralfht Grade.. Gold Medal 27. Beat M pound Graham Flour Diploma 24. Beat 3S pounds Cornraee.1 Diploma J SO. Best 23 pounds Clover Seed. Diploma nd UW 13.M J IL Best 25 pound Timothy Seed. Diploma and 2.M 2.M 32. Best 25 pound Lucern or Alfalfa Seed, Diploma and 3.M 2.M 33. Best 35 i-ound Dried Sweet Corn. table nee 13. M 2.W 34. Beat display and variety of Seed 10.M B.ft) ! 5. Bret exhibit Moluese. In large glosses.. 3.00 2.M 4. Bem 15 pound Onion Seed SW 1.M ' 37. Beet Catton Plant l.M l.M CLASS IV. VEGETABLES. 33. Beat buehel of any variety of Potatoes., Po-tatoes., each variety 13.M 11 M W. Eeet peck Sweet Potatoes 2.M 1.00 40. Boat doicn Red Beets, any variety.... 2.W 1.W 41. Best one doson Manglo-WuncI Beets, any variety 2.M LW 42. Sugar Beet. iSee special prizes. I poe; 3rd. color, else, and tk eve of apeciraena; 3rd. the apparent carefutaeM In haodUng; 4th. t?e-fulnes t?e-fulnes of the exhibit. All blemished fruit will be discounted by the Judes. Any, fruit ehowlnr ee.b, rot. eceU. worm hola. or the Mk of ny insect or dlset-s will b lnrrd from competUIon. - CLASS f.- FRUIT8. EahlUta In this department muat be property, of and grown by the exhibitor, except premium No. 3; ST.repetake. aud mull be grown In the four stale: No. 1. Appier, slnrle plate of specimen. Best of ?n of fuKowIng arletle: Jotiathan. Wlnrsap. Roa:e jiy, Gac. fipltrenberr. Winter Banana, Ben Davie. Arkama Black; Mammoth, Black Twig, Mourl IMppln. Lawyer. Wealthy. White Winter PmriuaJn. R. I. Greening. K. W. Gtwilriif, Tellow J3!lflower. York Imperial. Orlmee Golden, Mo-latesh Mo-latesh Rd, Wolf RJver, Delicious, Baldwin, Terthexik Spy. Newton Pippin. The bt la each variety will receive 12.00 11 3. yr lie three beat 90 of each of the following verleUet: Jonathan. Wlneaau. Rroe Beauty, Otx.. Ben Davis. Missouri llpplu. Mammoth, HX Twig, .nd Arkniuva Bltok I4.M H 11M 1. Lt.ift Apple, any variety i.'v JA .23 4. ?el di.play fJO ech of varieties va-rieties lifted in entry No. 1.113.M V 9) KM C. el pack of apple " W 1 M S.M 'ihe pa.ck to con1t of two boxoe. The fralt to b ' pecked in standard boxes. Stems must be on all apple. ap-ple. Apple will bo Judged from a commercial stand-1 stand-1 point by recognlred export and according to the fol- lowing acorc-: Box I' points Lining of box and wrapping (If fancy) 10 point Uniformity of else 20 po rta Uniformity ot Color 25 points Flrmnese of puck H polnte Apparent care In handling 10 points Bulge W polnla 1M point I f. Peaches, single platen of 10 I specimens. The three best exhibit of tho following varieties, will receive ch: Elb-rta 13.00 11.00 11.00 Geo. A. Lowe. Sellers Cling, Globe. HeAth CUng. Utah Orango, Late Crawford. Craw-ford. Mulr. King Cling, Prise. Lizzie. 7. Beet M Elberta Peaches 6.M l.M 1.00 i. Bunt 3J Yellow Free Stone. (except Elberta) 8.M 2.00 l.M 9. Best 30 Tellow Cling l.M 2.M l.M I 10. PcKt 30 White Free IM tM l.M 11. Lct W While Cling l.M JM l.M 12. Lurgost pOACh. any variety 1 M .75 .25 13. Beet display (20 each) of large number of varieties, listed In entry 6 to 13 30.M 1.M S.M 14. Best pack of peaches 7.M 8 to 2.M The pack to consist of three boxes of yellow freestone free-stone peaches, ono to contain, when packed, lens than SO,, one I i t ween i) and 90 and or between W nnd X; all pouches to be wrapped. PackB will be judged from a commorclal standpoint by recognized exports and according to the following coro: Box 10 points Wrapping 10 point Uniformity of size 23 point Uniformity of color 20 point Firmness of pack 23 points Apparent euro in handling 10 points CLASS VI. L $1. Bet Cluny Lace Diploma and 13 M E2. Point Lace. hr.nd-mad Dlplom and Je) IX Honlton Lare, hnnl-made Ilplm nnd 2. 54. YenrlUn Point, h'tnd-made Diploma and IV) 15. TorchiMi Ui 2M M. Brnzlllen Loca ;.v) f.7. Circular or Sailor La" Collar. 2 t. B.t Ice Bertha 1m t9. Point Lace Handkerchief 3 0) t). Honlton Luce llndkerrhlf 2M CI. Ijice Bolero Jacket 2 i'J K. Child Lace Bonn-t I CO (4. Laco Doyllc l.(j C4. Battrnberg LC H.tndkerchlf l.w 63. Battenberg Table Cloth j vt (A. Batenbc-rg Center 1'lec l.ti t7. Butlenberg Tea Cloth 1 i) M. bjtlenberg Bureau Scarf 1 R. Battenberg Collar i 70. Laltcnlxrg Door Puni.l Loi CLASS VII. ' 71 Child's Cloak i: 72. Table CoVi-r : '. .' 2'0 72. Plnno Cover : .' 2 "J 74. Fortlerre 2w 75, Best Scfa Pillow t1" 75, Best Poster Pillow 3-j 77. Croes-stltch Pillow 1 7S. Gent's Dresnlnic Giwn 2 w 79. Bt Ro?e Center Ple 2 M M. Geranium Center Piece 2M H. Applo Bloom Center plcro . Bot Carver's Cloth l.M M. Best Initial or Monogram Work 1 if) M. Tea Cloth 2.'.j f3. Bent HiirderiKer Einbrold-ry !.' H. Heel Pleco Mt. Melllck Embroidery 1 0 i7. SUfbourd Scurf l.Cv 4. Infanta' Illlow Ce 1 o tX Six Doyll-s l.w Beat Hedebo Kmbroldery 2 'J 0L Best French Embroidery l.w CLASS VIII. M. Infants' Carriage RoU 11. M W. Infants' Hood l.w 4. It.fj.iits" Shawl l.w 6. Infunts' Bootees 50 . Infants' Kimona l.w 'Jl. Slippers 50 :'. Hamlba? 5i 'Sj. B-t dozen Button Holes l.w CLASS IX. BUSINESS EXHIBIT. Women coriipctlUng In this claes mutt l actually engaged In the buelnets. 1W. Dlpliy Millinery Gold Medal 101. Dleplay Dressmaking Gold M-,Ja l'C Dleplay Hair Work oi le..i 1-.C. Beat Dlepljy of Shirts Gold Medal l"l. Dleplay of Fancy .jKtuine Gold Medul 1'ji. Bvet Dleplay of Fancy Work by pro- fc.Munnl Oold Medal CLASS X. WORK OF OLD LADIES. All work In thU clas inut-i have been dono by the exhibitor after atialnlnir the c" of 70 yriri. AM article) ar-ticle) mint bf completed. No ticket need be purchased pur-chased by exhibitor In this iUii I'.r!. Neatest D.irned Work, any Arttcle JIM ' l'7. Itest Six-'lmn Erilrold..-ry 1"' V4. Child's rre. huid-mi!. l.o l'W. Neateet Child Drrn. maehln-ma-te l.w 110. Neatest Darned Stocking .U) 111. U-t Prildimurk cjulll 2'.0 113. IW-el 1 1 rriMil l.hig 113. Fair Krillte-d Stt'cklri; or Sock J) 114 Pn-tti'--l Tidy JJ 115. Ile.t llrnietltrhej lUrdkerehlef 1") 11 H'-et PI'k Quilt l" 117. H-i SUk Cabin Quilt 2.W 11. rt"t W Cnbin ju)lt 2-f) ll H.t Cott,.n Fulrh ork Qull' l.M 13. Bt Crxhet Work l.M I 121. Itt plce of luce rnicJo on pillow. th i iKibblns IC) ! Ilet Croes-mltch Pillow 1 I W. Bet Croch.w-,1 Cotton 1W firoud 3.W CLASS XI. SILK8. 124. Pest S pounds Cocoons Diploma and 15 'it 12. BeM exhibit Tte..d Silk, not en thin 3 pound Diploma and IM 134. Secor.d best exhll.lt Ree.j 8ifk. not rjkn thn 2 (-ound 1M 137 It pound Ppun Silk 1 1. Bt epctmn Pewlng Stlk. l'-n cJene.l.. 1 CO 13A B-et sperlmn Ptlk Flo. hotn" elrred ... l.'rt V. Rest rrem Pattern IM 131. Bit sreclmn F.robroMry 1 V 173 Pest pecinTT Ibime Coloring. 1 M in. Pet Torrhnn Luce, n't l-es than 1 yard 1 " 1!4. Pent Knitted La'-o, not ! thn 1 yard 2 115. F-et Crochet Lre, rot les than 1 yard ... 134 Bt "r Knit Staking 1 j 137. Uet pair Knit Mitten 1 " DEPARTMENT L MANUFACTURES, J. W. BAILEY. S.Tertlnor. ! Any home fflnn facto red srttc r eihlMtln. which I net earned in either of ti following cUwet, j ! I ment Diploma It. Best Corn Planter, horse, check-row attachment Diploma li. Rest Sulky Rake, hand dump Diploma IS Best Sulky Rake, self dump Diploma 19. Bost Revolving ltake Diploma 20. Best H . o T -'.mmer Diploma 21. Best Potato Planter, horse Diploma ' 22. Beet dlsplr. of Plows Diploma 33. Best Tooth . Drag Cultivator Diploma 24. Best F!old - Diploma 25. Best Lawn Mower, hand Diploma CLASS II. MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS FOR HARVESTING AND PREPARING CROPS FOR MARKET AND USE. 24. Best Hay Tedder Diploma 27. Best H.y, Loader r-- Diploma i. Best Hay Slucker or Derrick Diploma Si. Best 1 torso Hay Fork, for olacklng and storing In barn Diploma 30. Best Hay Form, or rack for wagon.... Diploma 31. Best Hay Gatherer or Go-Dovll Diploma 22. Bet display of Knlfe-grlnnlng Muchlno Diploma 13. Best Grain Threnher and Separator.. Diploma 31. Bfest Hand-powor Feed Cuttor., Diploma 33. Beat Hand Corn Shellcr Diploma 24. Best device for taking wcol seed out of grain Diploma 1 37. Best Feed Cooker Diploma CLA8S III. DIARY MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. IMPLE-MENTS. I W. Best Cheese Press Gold Medal 83. Best Chum Gold Medal 40. Beot Milk Strainer Diploma 41 Best Milk Safo Diploma 42. Best CresJnor Diploma 43. Best Butter Worker , Diploma 44. Best Butter Press Diploma 45. Beet Buttr Printer .'. Diploma 45. Best collection Milk Pans. Strainers, etc. Diploma CLAS8 IV. MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY MA-CHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. M. Premium. 47. Best "Windmill Diploma 4t. Pest Machine for making brick D'ploma 49. Beet Tana Gate Diploma Co. Best Farm Kerne, portable Diploma M. Best dltplay Hand-turned Horc?hues.. D'lonia n. Beat LtMiaer Diploma 63. Best Carrliige or Wairon Jack FMploinu C4. Best Washing Machine Gold Mdal t5. Best Washboard Gold Modal 55. Ut Pump Diploma 57. Best Well-driver Diploma W. Ret Ca.ipenter's Benrli LMplomti IX Beet Whe'lbarrow Dlplutn i &. toctt,Pot-hole Digger Diploma hi. Jn Bg Holder Dlplnma C2. Bet Clothe WrlnK'Ing Machine Diploma CJ. Pi.t Clothes Horru Diploma tl. Best Assortment Wooden wear for Dairy or Kitchen use Diploma tt. Best Asrortrnent Wlreware Diploma t7. Jtest Fluter Diploma fS. r.t t.'rtt Sweeper l;rly?T.a tJ. lien Carpet Stretcher Dli'em 70. Beet Welfht mid 3ce for dulry uso Dlploni.i 71. Beet Ci"tt)'. M4nsl'j Diploma 72. Pest Clothes Drier Diploma 73. Bent hiIf-d'H"n Wahtub t'lploma 71 Re-t Fruit Drl-r Diploma 73. Rest Trult noxes for small fruits .. Diploma 7. i'.et Cans for Prorvlng Fruit I'lploma 77. Hcst Sp.-cirncti Dlxh Covers Diploma 7i. Beet Che.e Safu Diploma CLASS V. VEHICLES. 2. Tremlum. 7?. Best Csrrlsgo Go!r. Mr-d.il 0. Ret Duegy (;0d M.in II. Bet Farm Wagon Gold MeJI 53. Bent Spring Wagon Medal 3. PVst Iluckboard of any kind Gold Medal 84. Best Trotting Sulky OoU Medal CLASS VI- OENERAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. This class refers to Atcrtcultural. Machinery and Implements manufactured outole of the four states. nd no premiums will be swarJed end no Judges or awsrdlng cmmlttee will be named. Every opportunity, oppor-tunity, however, will be afforded for a splendid show, and every facility furnished exhibitors to display their Implements, and space provided rent free. DEPARTMENT K WOMEN'S WORK. MRS. W. L. CURT. 8up-rvlor. To be hand-made unless otherwise specified and the handiwork of the exhibitor; not open to professionals, profes-sionals, except In Class IX. Artclles winning at previous fairs H not he allowed to compete for premiums, but may tw ,x. hlbltel, provided tag states It Is a previous winner. Display consist ct ,n4a 1x """ wre than twelve i)le- MISCELLANEOUS FOVVL8, ETC. ' W Pair White Guineas 83 M tl.W 2D. Pair other than White Oulnoa.i ....... 2.W l.M H0. Trl Cnpons 2 M l.M 111. Pair Pe Fowl G.ft) 3 ft) 111. Talr Swans 6M 3.M PI I FA8ANT3. in. Pslr Colden IL00 12(0 311. Pair Silver .r) 3W 214. Talr Amherst 3ft) 2M 1. T.-clr R-ves S.ft) 2-M 217. Pnlr Rlnc-Neeic 8 W 2 ft) 318. Fair Swlnhoe ,.f S.M -JW KtK'.H. 11. Heaviest iloz slntl y.IK whlto .'niv .82.M 11 M 230. Heaviest d. single nlk broui , tv:.. 2 W l.M Pori.TRV SI HPLILH. 131. Incubator t hatchlii . .'. Diploma on. Oold Medsl 333. Brooder (lh ohleUsi...Dlplomn end Gold Medul 233. Dlspl-T of poultry pmh- ,.. piles Diploma end Gold Medsl 124. Shipping Coop Diploma and Gold Mwlal 135. Exhibitor Cooj- Diploma and Gold Medal PET STOCK, ETC. RABBITS. (Gold Medal to fci h first, prize wlgners.) r7o. 1st 2nd 125. Pair Bolgian tt.M 11 M 137. Pair Engltna Lop-Eared 2.M l.M 23V Pair Flemish Giants 2.M l.M 133. Pair Dutch Black 2 M l.M 1. Pair Dutch Blue 3 M l.M 131. Pair Dutch, any color than above.. 3.M l.M 133. Pair Himalayan 2.M l.M 233. Pair White Angora 2.00 l.w I 344. Talr Angora other than white 2.00 1.0) 135. Litters under ten weeks' old of any variety, with not less than IHo young shown with doo , l.M S.M CAVIE6. fcl Best collection 11.00 12.M FANCY MICE. 137. Ay color, exhibits to consist of not" leas than four animals 13. M 11. W FANCY RATS. S3!. Any color, exhibits to consUt ot not lc3 than (our unlntals , 12 W 12. M FERR13Td. U). Fair, white L. ll.M 340. Pair, dark j: 40 If) 84J Parrott. for the Beet Talking Parrot Par-rot Gsild Medal DOGS AND MISCELLANEOUS. Tor the best of each pure breed of dog Blue Ribbon and Gvld Medal iarrol For the boat taming parrot Gold Medal Beet Gu'.ne Pig Geld Modal best wild anlmaJs For ai.y wild animal properly eaged, 15-iA to UM.M each. Write te the manager for fata. Any thing, animal or vroduct net mentioned In this premium list and worthy of exhibit can be entered en-tered under Mils department or under the word "pedal" in the proper class and department and will be given suitable award. The blue ribbon or aatrd will represent the first Jid highest award. The red ribbon or card will revrerent tfca second higheU yard. Address all communications to the INTER-MOUNTAIN INTER-MOUNTAIN FOUR-STATE FAIR, OGDEN. UTAH. REMEMBER: The vnlrlr can bo made any time between August 1st, and September list, 1910. The exhibits must arrive net earlier than &iptmber 22. oer later than 10 a id.. September 3, 1510. REMEMBER ENTRIES CLOSE SEPT. 21. DEPARTMENT F HORTICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE. O R. MADSON. Supervisor. Terson desiring to meke en exhibit of fruit should einmnnlcits with the Supervisor early fegardlnr race. AJ3 exhibits that are to compote for & prize muat V eavteeed at least lo da before the Folr, er.d be In place t-etore 1" a. tu tl, first day of Lh Fair. Fruits may be placed on exhibition at any time, but annot on re pete for a pr.ze uxiWg they tre entered ecordlng te the above conditions. Frizes in this d-tej-tment will b awarded the f.rst day of the Fair, tvfter which exhlMtwre may place thrtr rr.M ur-M ! their exhibit. When but one entry la ma1e for ar.v arezalvaa, the article ao entered may be awarded first ' eeooad premium, at the discretion of the Ju.1cr. (See No. 24. General Rules ) 1 For exhibition purpose a plat will consist of lelx Specimens of apple, pear. r-a-he. or qulnecs., j) I epeolmen of plume, prunes, and other small products; three btmche of grapes. F-xhrb Iters must attach the name of the variety t j 4en plate exhibited for premiums, t'niform name ear 4s will be upp!te4 ot application to Puprv1nr. ; Tb Ju4g In making their awards will consider, 1C th f the verletlea for their riird pur- i I No. 76 this class.) 41 Be-it three dor. Carrot, any variety.. 3.M 1.60 I 44. Best three doz. Parsnip l.M l.M I 45. Bost Half-bushol Yellow Onions 3.M 1 60 ! 4S. Bct Half-buHhel Red Onion 3.M 1 M i 47. Best H.alf-bushrl White Onions 3 M l.M ! 43. Be.st Half-buMhel Pickling Onion 3 00 l.M I 43. Best One Bushel Turnips 2 .00 l.M j 60. Best display of Cabbage, each variety.. 2 M l.M I 61. Best display of Cauliflowers 2 M 1 M i 62. Best display of Rhubarb, six bunehe.. 2 M 1ft) ' 63. Best Olsplay of Lettuce, ten bunches.. 3.M 1 00 61. Best display of Radishes, ten bunches.. SM LM 68. Best dleplay of Pot Herbs, one dozen.. 3.M 1M 6. Rest display of PeppT. two dozen.... l.M l.M 67. Best display of Cucumbers, two dozen.. IM l.w Li. Bent display of six Watermelon 3.M 1.5-J 6? Best display of six' Cltrone 2M " l.M CO. Best display of six Cantaloupes S.M " IM CI. Best dim play of ei Squash ........"2.M IM 63. Rent dleplay of Vegetable Marrow 2 M l.M 4. Pest display of six Summer Scjunsh.. 3.M LM C5. Rest display of six Hubbard Squash.. .. l.M l.W 69. Best display if Kohlrabis and Kgg PlMnt 2 M l.M t7. Rest display v buehel Tomatoes 2.M IM fe. Best display of Asparagus, ten bunches. 2.M 1 M . Best display nt Calory, ten bunches 2.00 l.M 70. Bst sack of Green Beans, one peck..,. 3 M l.M 71. Best display of Green or String Beans, ono pock 2M l.M 72. Best flvo pounds Hop 3.M 2.M 73. Best dozen Horse Relish 3.00 l.W SWEEPSTAKES. 74. Best display of Farm and Garden Products, raised by one person 830.M 1U.0 110.M 75. Best exhibit of Form, Garden and Orohard Products, need not be raised by one person. Gold Medal and 60.M 135.W 10.M J (Abo see No. 14 Department F.) SUGAR BEETS. '4. Sugar beets showing over 13 per cent pure sugar tlM.vv 77. Sugar beets. 9howlng over 18 per ctnt pure eugar 5C.M 77. Sugar bete showing highest per cent Of sugar and purity less then above and over 18 per cnt 125.0) 113.M 110 M 78. StigHr beets showing hlgheet per cent If best ex hibit la lCzs than li but over IS per cent of sugar and purity 115.00 110.M 15 W Vtch exhibit of beeta In tlila class must consist of 13 sugor trets, field grown. The analysis will Uo made by the chemlat of the Amalgamated Suar Co.. or Ar"leulUral College, nJ only tho three best exhibits will be awarded any premljm. CLAS6 V. BEE8. 81. Best exhibit High Bred Bees In Observation Ob-servation Hived 10.O) 8 W K. Best 2 pouig Beeswax 2 00 l.W 7S. Bert exfcltrtt ItsJ'an Bees 17.M I4.W 8. Best 1(0 pounels Comb Honey S.M 1.00 81. Best ltv i" unda V;xiTcted Honey l.W jf ao VZ. Rett dlsjlay Package Honey 4.M 2 00 DEPARTMENT H CLASS I. DAIRY PRODUCTS. tZIU RICHARDSON. Supervisor. Gold Modal only usu'd when exhibit co,t)al3 ?5 points of perfection. (Road the goneral rules.) 1. Creamery Bul'.er. IM lb. or more of one -pound prints, 115.M and hlfih. t award Gold Medal 2. Dairy or Home-made Butter, 10 lbs MW i;..w Cief.nu-ry butter Is understood to bo butter mulo ot a regular cramry or factory. Dairy" butter Is utiderctool to be hull, r mado on the farm, homo or ranch, with or wltJ-.ojt tbe use of cream separators. Butter will N? Jb-ifJ according to the following points of perfection. Flavor 43 Grain or body 25 Color 15 Salt 10 Neatness of packago Total point of rwrfectlon IM CLASS II. CHEESE. CLASS II.-CMEtSB-PT 3. Rest cheese. 10 hoops, RO M and Gold Medal 4. Second best cheese, 10 hoops ... JS.W b. For best and largest display of chrse. Si.ver Cup Cheese will be judged according to tho following point of perfection; Flavor 45 Texture and body 30 Color 15 Salting 8 Flniuh 5 Total points ef perfection 100 IM point 15. Best five boxes Elberta Peache 17 W 14.M 16. Pears, tingle plate"), of specimen . Bst of each of the following varieties: Beurre-de A n J o u, Vermont Beauty, Lawrence, Winter Nellls, r lcmleh Beauty, P. Barry. Each variety 13 M ll.M 17. Best 30 Bar lieu Pears 4.W 2.M IS. Rest display and variety (30 each) of Pears 7.M 4.M 13. Largest Pear, any varloty ll.M 1 .60 1 .35 !'. Rest pack of Fears 7.M 4.M 2.00 Tho pack to consist of two boxes on 4 tiers, one 6 tier. - Boxes to be lined .And pers wrupped. Stoma must be on all pear.,,,. . t i .t. r, .,. - ,,f Pears will bo Judged from a commercial standpoint by recognized experts and according to Jh score pro-lded pro-lded for apple puck, '(See Premium No. 6 this claw.) 2L Prunrs, single plates, of twenty specimens. spe-cimens. Bet of each of the following varieties: Fellon-burg, Fellon-burg, German, Italian, Petite, Silver. Each variety .....12.M 11 M 23. Best display (10 each) of varieties named in 21 6.M 3.0C 23. Best pack of Prunes 5.M 3.W Pack to consist of two crates of four baskets each ono crate of 6x5, and one crato 8x6. o, sheet of paper between each layer In the basket. Bloom and stem must not be removed. Prune will be Judged from a commercial standpoint stand-point by recognizee! expert and according to the fol. lowing score: Crate .. 10 points Bloom and stem 15 points Uniformity of size 20 points Uniformity of color 0 points Firmness of pack IS point Apparent care In haudllng 10 point I ' IM point 24. Grapes, single plates, three bunches each Best of each of the following varieties: va-rieties: Muscatel, Blaok Arnber, Fl a m e Tekuy, Thompson, Seedless. Black Prince, Concord. Niagara, Camp-bell's Early, Brighton, Brigh-ton, Black Pearl, best of aach will receive- 1 3 ft) ll.M 1 .to 25. Best d'splay asd variety of Grape 10 00 5.M 2 W :. B. st collection of Qulnowe S M 3 10 27. Best eoll.etlon of Figs 5. ft) ZD 38. Bst display of Fruit ef all kinds raleed br exhibitor grown by one person. (Single pastes, best l'J ojM best 90 exhibit osnnot be used here) 15 CO lO.ft) 6.M 23. Bet display of Fruit of all kinds, collected and exhibited. ex-hibited. cee.1 not be raised by one exhibitor 35 M 1S.W 5.M I Exhibit used In slrarle plate, best 10 and best 50 entry cannot be used hero.) Road the General Rules and make your entries at leaat a week before the Fair, as the Secretary roust hao lime to prepare hl:i books. You can make your entries any time after Juno 1st, and get your entry tags sent to you by mall. COUNTY OR LOCALITY EXHIBITS. S The three largest uid meat axtlMlc exhibits In the AgiVoiltural or Horticulture! Department building j wjtl li rsoetve w'.th appropriate engraving a 6IL-WR 6IL-WR CUP for each first yrlse. --oo' prl and third prte. (Also see No. 75. Department Q.) 81. Ht and largest dSy'.ay of five or more varletl of sun-dried sun-dried fruits 17.60 83 M 12.M 13. Best and largest display of Ove or more varleVes of J cvspersted fruits. Gild Modal e.nd 7 51 6.M 2 3) 33- Bewt ar.d lart display of one variety of sun-dried fruit.... 4M 2.M l.M CLASS II FLOWER6. All plants In this class uvust b the property of and i grown by the exhibitor, and must be grown In the I four bUtsw. All rntrlss must be made at least two I day before the opening of the Fair, and must be In place by 10 a. xa. of the first day of the Fair. All l amard will be made If possible on the flrst Cur of J tf.e fair. When but one entry" 1 made for any premium pre-mium ihe nrtlcle so entered may oe spr first or second premium, at the discretion otlhe Judges. tRe.d tho General Rule.) 3(. Best display of Foliage and Flowering Plants, not less than So In ajl. Gold Medal and. ...13 0" 1 ft) 35. For the best single specimen of flowers In bloom 2 0" l.M For esch of Ote five next bst flewer la bloom JO ceois. ' - 9 Best 'display and qdoirry- Of preset brlck : Cold Mod.il 10. Best display and qUalll of nre brick. Gold Medal DEPARTMENT Q BABY SHOW, . All bnblea entered niMt fWr I! months old. 1 F6r the Prettiest Bub..' Oold Medal and $f00 2 Second FretlleH Baby - Silver Medal and 3 00 3 Third Breillat Baby--. Silver Medal and 1.00 4 For the Heaviest Bub)'.. .,.....'.......' .Odd Medal C. For Smallest Baby Gold Medul MEN AND WOMEN COMPETITION. Entries for lh clu roK'ter at tho Sccrcturya omc on the ground.' . ,. C. oldest man visiting thn Fair Gold Mcd.ll 7 Oldest lady vIMtlng lha Fulr Gold Modal $ Fuucft man vHtln tho Fair ,.t...Gwld Medul 9 Fattest lady veiling tho Fair Gold Modal Rules and Regulations Governing Inter-Mountain Four State Fair 1. The articles of Incorporation make tho President, Presi-dent, tho Exccutlvo OMcer and Manager of tho Fair ond Fair Ground. Ho villi have offices during (ho Fair on tho grounds. , 2 Tho OfHcors and Exccutlvo Ccmmltteo will bo on tho grounds during tho entlro filr, and will bo convened for business whenever tho Manager has business to submit. They shall have control of every article and anlm.il on tho ground and while every postlble I rccuutlon for the protection of tho property will ho thn. the a-xsoclatlj.t will under no circumstances be hold responsible for any loPb thai may occur. INTERPRETATION"" OF RULES 3. Tho Executive Committee reeres tho rlclit to postpone tho fulr or' race in case tho weather Is unfavorable Tho Association reserves to lis Executive Committee Com-mittee tho Unal and absolute right to Interpret these rules and regulations and nibltrurlly settle and determine ull mutters, autsllons nnd dlfTsr. onccs In regard thereto, or' otherwise Hrlxliv; out , or connected or Incident to tho Fair, SUPERVISORS. 4. Each Department will 'bo In charge of mu efficient ef-ficient Supervisor, who will b on the ground liming lim-ing thn control nnd arrangement of nil . exhibits. nn;I Hsuisl tbo exhibitor In -avMemntloaliy arranging arrang-ing tho same so op to show to tho best advantage advant-age to the spectator u-? well as to tho Judges. 5. The Supervisors shall recslve the Class Book of the various classes In bis deoa.-tmenl from tho Secretary, taking charge of tho iome, und reaord all nwords as mdn by Hie nwa'iMng judgos; In- I struct Judges ns to their work, havo tlio book pigned by each of the Judges ofter tho awards are nndo and return tho books to tho Secretary as sioti as tho work la done. S. Exhibitors urn expected to obey the Manager promptly In producing their stock when requested 1 to do io. Any refractory person will be ruled out from competing. I 7. Tho Chief of Police and assistants shall be sworn In as conservators of the peace, and It' shall be their duty to arrest any person creatine any dU-order dU-order or violating any luw of the state or rulo of Display of Merchant and Manufacturers IN MAIN EXHIBITION BUILDING. DEPARTMENT M SPECIAL RULES. 1 1- A choree" of fifteen cents por square foot will le made for floor space In this bulldlnif. for displays of merchants, manufacturers, eto. 2. Exhibits must bo In pluco and ready for Inspection by 6 p. m . September 21st, 3. No prt-mlum will bu offered In this Department. 4 Tim Exposition Building will bo kept open both days and evenings. Those making displays nhuuld arrange to havo attendants present at same, at all times, to answer inquiries regarding their goods and got In touch with prospective cuHlomers 5. Prices for prlvllegu upaco furnished upon application applica-tion to tho Manucer, Dr.- H. M. Rowe. of tills department. de-partment. IT WILL PAY YOU TO MAKE A DISPLAY DIS-PLAY AT THE FAIR AND BIG SHEEP SHOW. Cull or write for space at once, as It Is being rapidly assigned. DEPARTMENT N FINE ARTS. CLASS I. PAINTINGS. No award will bo made In this department when, In the opinion of the Judge, the article Is worth lew than the premium, though It may be the best of 1U kind exhibited. Originality will bo the first confederation, con-federation, (Read the General Rules, especially Rulo No. 31.) 1 Best painting, well framed, executed since last Fair, to berome the property of tho Fair Association, , unless Gold Medal Is preferred to cafh premium .. f50.'O 2. neel Original Oil PoJntlng I10.W $7.(0 JS.W No. Premium. 3. Best Portrait lu 'Water Color I10.W 4. Bfst Original Flguro In Oil lO.Crt 6. Best Original Figure In Water Color... lu.00 4. Best landscape painted In Oil 10 00 7. Bst Landscape painted In "Water Color.. 10.09 8. Original Animal Painting 6.00 9. Orlglnul Pastel Painting .... 6 00 10. BeM Flower Painting In Oil .... & 00 11. Best i icwer Painting In Water Color...... 5.&0 12. Best Ptlll Life 5.0-1 CLASS II. DRAWING. IB. Best Original Irawlng from Life H no U. Best Original Prawing from Nature ..... 3.00 16 Best Original Work In Etching ..jO CLASS III. CHINA PAINTING. 1?. Boat Original Figure Painting on China Jc.00 17. Best Original Flotrer Painting on China 4.00 18. Best display of 12 Original Decorated pieces .t China, the work of one person BOO CLASS IV. SCULPTURE, ETC. 19. Betl Bpec-lm.-n of Sculpture $10.00 JS.CO 20. Best Portrait Bunt . flold Medal 21. Bet display of Statuary Oold Mednl 22. Best specimen of Modeling In Clay. . Oold Mwlal CLASS V. ARTS AND CRAFTS. Z3. Best Original Design of Phyrography. $t 00 $2 ro il. l'est specimen of Woud Carving 4.00 2.00 25 Best specimen of Turned Pottery 1.00 2.oa 2 Bent specimen of Hammered Brass -1 00 2 fj 27. Bebt Original Design for Textiles or WallnAhnr 1 fiO 0 ( O nd which has sufficient merit, may bo awarded a premium by tho Board. Articles exhibited In this department must bo wholly manufactured In ono of tho four states by ox-Llbltor ox-Llbltor or bis ugenu v CLASS I. DRY GOODS. L Best collection of Assorted Flannels, . 10 pieces Oold Medal 2- Best collection of Casslinerc-s, 10 Plocos Gold Medal 3. Beat collet-lion of Dress Goods. 10 pieces .. , Gold Medal 4 Best e pairs of While Blankets Oolu Medal 6 Best C pairs of Colored Blankets Gold Medal 6. Best 6 buncnes Cotton Yarn Gold Medal'' 7, Best Cotton Batting , Oold Medal 8 Best ond largest display Cotton Goods.. Gold Medal 9. B?st display of Wool Yarns Gold Mudal 10. B-jt quality Machlno Kult Hotdcrry. ..Gold Medal 11. Best display Machine Knit Hosiery ....Gold Modal 12. Best quality Machine Knit Goods from foreign or homo wools Gold Medal 13. Best display Machine Knit Goods from foreign or home wools. Gold Medal II Best display of Over and L ndorshlrts from home-made material ...Gold Medal 1G Best six suits of Clothes made from home-made material .....Gold Medal 1. Best quaJlty of Overalls Gold M0(jal 17. Best display of Overalls Gold Modal 13. Best and largost display of manufactured manufac-tured Dry Goods, tho quality, quantity and manner of display to bo conMdorcd Gold Medal 13. Best display Rubber-lined and Duck GotM,B Gold Modal & B-st Six Woven Shawls Gold Med.il i Best Display Manufactured Furs Gold Medal CLASS II. LEATHERS. 22Bost two sldee of Harness, BrldJe, Skirting Buff Diploma 23. Boat display of Colored Sheepskins Oold Medal 24. Best display of Colorod Mats Gold Mednl 5. Best dozen of Sax Calf Skins Diploma 10. Best halfdor.cn Kip Sklna Diploma 27 Best Vacquero Saddle Gold Mednl 25. Best American Block Saddlo .Gold Modal 23. Best Leather Brldlo .; .Gold Modal b. Best Pet of Light Harness, single Gold Medal SI. Best Set of Heavy Harness, double. ...Gold Medal SZ Best Set of Light Harness, double Oold Medal 33. Best display Horse Collars Gold Medal SI Best display Lcother Novelties Oold Medal ST.. Best quality Gloves Gold Medal Sfi. Best display' Gloves , Gold Medal CLASS III. BOOT8, SHOES, TRUNKS, MEN'S HATS, ETC. J7. Best display and quality common sense Boots and Bhoes, men's war Gold Medal - Best display and quaJlty youtho" and boys' School Shoes Gold Modal S3. Best display and quality misses and chlldrcn'o Shoos Gold Medal 40. Beat display and quality ladles' fine Shoes Gold Medal 41. Best display Boots and Shoes Gold Medal 42. Best display of Trunks Gold Medal 43. Best quality Trunk Gold Medal 11. Best quality Hats and Caps Gold Medal 4.' Best display Hats and Caps Gold Medal 45 Boot display Paper Boxes Oold Medal CLASS IV. WOOD TURNING, ETC. No. 47, Best specimen of Wood Turning Gold Medil 4S. Best specimen of Scroll Sawing ..Gold Medal 45. Best specimen of Cabinet Work Gold Medal W. Best exhibit and variety Show Cases. .Gold Medal SL Best display Art Glass and Metal Work ... Gold Medal ri Best Wood .rlantel Oold Medal ti lciit M.-jntcl from fcur states onyx. ...Gold Medal I unworthy of ? .octal consMrntlnn. Each first prlxe will be given a gold modal or such cash premium as the Judges may award, In accordance with thuso rules. 27. Failure to comply with all the rules and regulations reg-ulations of ihf Association, an Irregularity In tho c-ntry. Or ftuu-I - by ' mlsrpr-v-tMitatlon 6t otherwise, detected boforo or afterwards, shall cutis Ji f-r. felture Of the premium and It, shall be withheld by thn Board. When an article Is found to ho enterd In the wrong class or number1 "It will be the duty of the Supervisor tc correct tho same, entering It In Its propor class 'or number, after consulting lhi Secretary Secre-tary and shall sco that tho artlclo so changed is properly tagged und that the. exhibitor's coupon tor. resoond.4 wlih the tag on the article. 'Si. The regular premiums ofTered by tho Association Asso-ciation cannot be changed by the Judge or Sur-. Sur-. visor, and no extra, premium can bo awarded except by the Judi;es, on recommr ndutlon of tho Executive Committee 29 The award of the premiums will be designated os follows: First premium by bluo rfc or card; the secund premium by red rlbbot. Cr card, third premium by white ribbon or card. 30. There must be competition for each and every premium awarded When but ono exhibit appears to comp-Uo for a premium. Its niurlis shall d eonsld -red wlih tho some thoroughnos as though It was In clotc compotltlon, and tho Judges shall make their report of such; together with their recommendations, to the Secretary, but no premium shall bo awardea to an exhibit of Inferior merit. M. No animal shall compete for tho sweepstakes premiums unless such animal has been awarded a first premium at this Fair. 32. Thro will bo a grand livestock parade on the fourth day of the Fair, Monday, at 1:30 p. m. sharp. Any premium stook not In lino will forfeit all premiums unless excused bv the President. JUDGKS. 33. The single Judge system Is tho policy of the Management, and, In every cane, the Judge Is selected with the utmost care, und as far ait possible, will b I of stato or national repute, to be appointed by tho Executive Committee. No Judge will bo allowed to exhibit In the depart-. depart-. ment In which he may be directly or Indirectly In- terested In the result as owner, agent or otherwise. The Judge must avoid contact with exhibitors and ' wrlll refuse to hear the merits or demerits of exhibit upon which he Is expected to pass, discussed by any. one. He must, If an attempt be made by an exhibitor ex-hibitor or hl agent, to Interfere or Influence ta decision, report tho fact at once to the Department Supervisor, who shall protect him from further ln-trfr.-nce. He will award prlss only to nrtlcles ani animals regularly mcntlenod In the premium list and entered In th class book- H will consider ounlliy ond not quantity. When article cr animals are not deemed worthy ho will not award a premium, wheth. er there Is competition or not In the satno class. On sweepstakes he will glvo award to the animal, herd, or exhibit that he shall dm tho best type or representation rep-resentation of Its breed or class. No person will bo allowed In the ring whllo tho stock Is being lud-ged except tho Judge, officers of the Association and necessary ne-cessary attendants. 34. Any person In any dooartment attempting to Influence tho Judge in his decision In any way, or ' approaching him while ho Is Judging for any cause unless to ask for Information, will forfeit all premiums pre-miums awarded and will be exclude! from competl- ' tlon and exhibition. S3. If Ihe Judge has good reason to believe tat an exhibitor, by fols entry, or otherwise, hss attempted at-tempted to deceive him or tho publle, and obMin a premium by misrepresentation, hs shall rcoorl the fact at once to tho Manager, who may expe.1 jojeh exhibitor ex-hibitor for fraud. 3. When fespectfully requested by any member of the KxccuMve Board, tho Judge Is expected to give reason for his decision, stating what constitutes SDcdal points of excellence In the case of animals or articles being considered and point out tho superiority su-periority of ono over the ether. 37. Objection to any person serving as a Jv,deo must be made lo the Department Superlsor In writing writ-ing prior lo any award being made, giving good and sufiVlenl reason therefor, and upon which the Manager Man-ager shall have full power to act. The reports of j the Judge shall be signed and forwarded to th ' Secretary's olTlee a.t soon as complete. 3. Judges will a-qualnt themselves wlih their work and will make their decision In writing In clan.-, I book und return came to the Secretary promptly. su .'. T'- KU.AXF.OrS. S5 Tho gi'e. will be open at S o'clock . m. jwilko force will bu iircsnt dav and nlghl. Aiivr.n.-. ho uilr.behave or uses obsceno language within thu biclOMuro during the exhibition l e.iin- . pelled to leave thu grounds. All racing on the track will b prohibited except that nn ihe program, No animals will be allowed to run at lare on the grounds., and nil jiersons hitching to trees or buildings will be subjected to prosecution. 67. If any owner, trainer, rider, driver or attendant attend-ant of any horw or any exhibitor, shall u og-f og-f ene r prolan" l.inguune iu the ofneera. Judges or committee, or ho guilty of any liru.rriuT conduct, con-duct, ho shall be ruliM out as an exhibitor, and forfeit for-feit all tremlum and nurs. Exhibitors will be prompt to obey the Manager Man-ager in bringing out Ihelr anlmaH at such Ucnn und place m designated. S3. No Intoxicate. or other dlsorderl person! will be permitted to remain on the grounds, and li Is heitby made the duty of the police to airt-st nl once all such persons and take them before the proper ofTlccrs to bo dealt with according to Ian. V. Straw, hay and grain can be pun hHced on Ihe grounds M reasonable irlces. PRIVILEGES AND AM I'SEM KNTS. 61. The Munuger will uuthorlze tho Iwillng of such privileges as aro reaulred lu supply th ncccs-psry ncccs-psry w.mls of the i-ople. or ihul may ;uld to their comfort, convenience and pleasure, but under no circumstances will privileges of a iiucfttlonabli! nature na-ture or of a demoralizing character be old or In anywlne tolerated on the ground or in tho bluings. blu-ings. During tho continuance of tho Fair thr will bo music and novel fi-sture-i will b Droviilod each day. the particulars of which will be announced an-nounced In tbo program INFORMATION. G2. Copies of lh premium list and ail Information Informa-tion concerning raring, programs, entry blanks, concessions, con-cessions, privileges, freight rates and ps.s-nger ra'ef may bs obtained by corresponding with Dr, H M. Rowe, Manager, Ogdvn. Uieh. ADMITTANCE. 3. Each prnon will be required to glvo the gat keeper a ticket each tlmo ho or vho enters the Faf Grounds No pasi-out checks or pastes allowed. 61. All persons running ctirrljgr-s, vehicles or air tomoblles. who enter the Fair Grounds shall ui 60 cents for eoth carriage, vohlclo or automoblls and 50 cents for each driver and cch altandan' and porson lu such vehicle, and hll bo sublect t' Mich regulations on tho ground as tho Eve-cull v CommlltetJ may determine. C. Riding of saddle horse forbidden on the Felr Grounds, except on the lunnld. . The rule prevailing at f1rt). charging from $1 to $5. lo exhibit each article or animal Is abandoned. aban-doned. Each exhibitor must buy one exhibitor! tlckol for Jl, and may enter as many exhibits at rioklred without further cost, and stnll sni js rents munt bo paid for animals. No oxcootlonn t this rule; concessionaries, employes or cntort.-iln. ments, shows, etc.. nil mut nay ' cents fnr e.iel days attondanco on the grounds, and all contracti are Inudo with thai understnndlug. TICKETS. Each adult jn centl Children under 6 yenra. with parents rre Children under IS yours 23 COnt; Only 2i0 seats icservcd In the linind stand with cushions renh. All other Grand Stand Seats Fre Don't ek for paoseu; none will be Issued Ev.rr person mut buy a 5u cent ticket for each cnirawes at the Fair. FREIGHT RATES. VIA UNION PACIFIC AND OREGON SHORT LINE AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROADS. FKX'ITS AND VEGETABLES - Full tariff rates will bo charged to Ugden, I.'t.ih. and all freight charge. refunded upon ire- illation of certlflcnte from Ihe Secretary of the Kalr Asso-elation Asso-elation that such shipments have been placed on uxhlhlcJon. GTHKH EXHIBITS tExrept Race Ilorer First Full tariff rates villi be churged 10 Og.J"n. I'tnh, and at Iho close of the Fair, upon presenra-tlon presenra-tlon of certificate from the Secretary of the Fair that such freight has been exhibited and no ehang of ownership has occurred, charges tiHI he reduced to one-half tariff rate, .Second Tho above does not apply to rare homes, which in all cases will be charged for at full tariff rat-s In.-both directions .1 Third In .order to obtain benefit of tho'abova rates, all property must he returned wlthln'tvii days after the clooo of the Fair. " ' .' decency. CONCERNING ENTRIES. 8. Entry Books are In readiness and the entries con be made by mall Great care will bo taken that , yuch entries are made correctly and the entry cards uro safely returned. ?. All exhibits must be presented on or beforo 10 o'clock of th first day of' tho Fair. 10. No direct entry fee ia charged for exhibits, except stall and pen rents for onlmtils. but each person per-son rnnklng entry, musl purchase un exhibitor's tick"), which will cost $1 and entitles him to miike as many exhibits as desired, md permit him to pass In anil out of tiio grounds once each d.'iy. Each exhibitor ex-hibitor will bo allowed to buy , one exhibitor's ticket for each member of his family 11. Tlckotti for exhibitors ;md ihelr employes must be purchased for each dn pf tho Fair, unless an ox-hlbltor'a ox-hlbltor'a ticket Is secured for each person. 12. Compolitlon Is open'lo only bona Ildy rt'-dents rt'-dents of Idaho, Wyoming., ii volii and I'tah. except ir livestock, miichlnery ynd, ynjJeraent.,, whleh jSj open to the, world.. ...'.', ... . "... - VI. ..No artble or nnlun-h y III .be-,- cxomliiod for a premium which Is not un Uy. grounds by 10 o'clock a. in., of the first day of theifalr. Judging will commence com-mence at 10 a. m. nnd all rrt)clea und milmuls must bo ready or they will bo U-xJnrcd out..' II. No animal utiles sound shall lie awarded a. premium. 13. Except In a sweepstakes, no animal or article shall receive two premiums. The rule doon not apply ap-ply to a stallion wlih cue vi hin get or a maro with ono of her colls; neither Uovs It apply to special premiums or to poultry. li. Exhibitors must bo bona fide owners of tho article ar-ticle or animals exhibited, ami where entered, to compete lit registered clueaiM. oxlbltors must hie a. recorded pedigree wlih tho Supervisor of the department depart-ment or furnish satisfactory evidence to thekMan.iger thut tho animal Is entitled to compete in tho class. 17. For the convenience ' of exhibitors un entry blank Is enclosed In this premium list. li. Intending exhibitors must write plainly thereon there-on tho department, class, premium number nnd name of tho articles thoy wish to enter, using tho exact language of tho premium list. 13. Tays with coupons attached will then be fur. nlnhcd by the Secretary, with tho number, class and department as c-nlerc-d In tho Secretary's office. Tho coupons will bo signed by tho Department Supervisor Super-visor when tho exhibits ure delivered to him. Tugs thus Issued will be Attached lo thn articles exhibited, tho coupons retained by tho exhibitor until tho cioso of tho fair anil then, upon presentation to tho Supervisor Su-pervisor In charge of Ihe 'Department, will b an order for tho articles entered. : 20. Exhibitor must not remove their exhibits without delivering up tho proper coupon for each. 21. If it should be discovered that an entry has been made contrary to these rules, the unlrnal or artlclo shall not receive a premium, though one may huve been awarded lo It. 22. Unless otherwise provided for, agricultural producis can only be entered by tho producer, maufactured goods by iho mnnufuciuror, mechanical or artistic specimens by the mechanic or artist, animals ani-mals by their owners. A manufacturer, as the twrin Is used here, is understood to bo u ' person or firm owning and .operating a manufacturing plant, or his agent. 23. Exhibitors should see, that , their, entry tags correspond with the premiums they Intended to compete com-pete for. as no correction can bo made after the tags are accepted by iho exhibitor. Applications for space does not enltr your stock or articles. Entries must be made ipon the blanks furnished with the premium list. Entries for special premiums must ho- In the s.11110 manner as for regular premiums ond., upon the entry blanks furnished with vuch copy of the premium list. rilbMlltMS. , 21. Payment of premiums In every class and department de-partment will bo mado on tho fouwing basis: Four or niore oxhibllor. ...l'l P'i. of amount offered Three exhibitors 73 I'd. of amount offered Two exhibitors W pi t. of umount ofTered One exhibitor 25 l(i- of amount offered If uny person has mori than two exhibits In ail number of any c1u.hs which are the only exhibits In such rl.iss. he shall ! P"'1' "ny awards made as if but two exhibits were entered, but If ho hits any competition from - another owner then awards hall be paid us If each entry was ' different owner. If only two exhibits are made in uny number nnd both by the snmc owner the same shall stand as two lawful entries ond may reeelvo one or inure anardj as above staled. 2S. All cash premiums awarded to residents out-ddo out-ddo of Ogdvn will. If called fur, bo paid ot I he grounds by tho Secretary on the ufternoon of Iho hist .day of tho fair.. Premiums u warned, to, ''1-dents ''1-dents of Ogden City will by-paM .at the- olllco of the Association uny llroo uftf lhe uxth juy after Iho last day pf the fulr. Error lu premium 1,0 corrected until Doccinber 1st following tNC. fJtjr. nfter which time thn books will be closed. The jUqlomas and medals will be delivered by the Sccre"W " soon ns possible after the fair. M. The Judges may award llrsl. Frcond and third cash prizes to one class of exhibits, and.tiu cash Prizes to unolher class of exhibits, ih oMrt being to xpeeisiiy sward .those,. wiio . make exhibits 0f great merit ond to withhold the j.rlzea from exhibits CLASS VI. AMATEUR'S WORK. 2. Best Original Oil Study ..$2.00 Sl.iM :", Best Original Water Color Study iM) l.oo 20. Beat Original Pnstel Study 2.00 1 00 Note. Any meritorious example of craftsmanship will receive consideration by the Board. CLASS VII. PHOTOGRAPHY. Best Photographic Views, not less than ten Gold Medal 32. Best Photographic Portraits, not less than ten Gol Medal (Tho "above to bo exhibited unfrorned und without glass, itlaelud lo boards covered with cloth.) KJ. Best Direct Bul I'hotogruphlc Portrait, Por-trait, lSx2 or larger .. 5 "i: B st Direct Portrait, 10x12 to 11x17.. . 5.0U 35. " CS'. "'. Best Composite Portrait.' or coYnblim. "" ' natloji. prlntln''otrirce'uKure;. 5.W ' 24. Best Panoramic View, not ' les ' thin 1 ''' three negatives '...',' .' 5,f) 27. Best Coloring of rhotofiraphlc Colors... O.tO US. Best threo Thotogropbs made, und Hnlulud by Amateur 2 0J $1.0") DEPARTMENT O EDUCATIONAL. FRANK DRIGGS. Supervisor. . Exhibits In this Department must be made by pupils, pu-pils, unless olhcrwlso stated. (Seo General Rulo No. 24 ) No. Premium. 1. Ee&t general display of Kindergarten Work.. $3.00 2. Best collection of work In Bujskotry COO 3. Best display of Penmanship by pupils of each First to Fourth Grades 6.00 4. Best display of Penmanship by pupil, Fifth to Eighth Grades, best in euch grade . 6.0O 0. Best collection of exercises In number work by pupil below the Fifth Crude 5.00 C Best collection of work In arithmetic by pupils. pu-pils. Fifth to Eighth Grades, beet In each grade 6.00 7. Best set of papers on United States History.. S 01 8. Best collection of language exercises 6.00 H. Best collection cf Composition Exercises, ' .based on tho Climate, Scenery and Pro due Li. (Mineral, Agricultural and Manufactured Manu-factured In Intermounialn Country 6.00 10. Beat collection of Flat Surface Maps 6.00 11. Best collection of Maps, showing bounda ries und county teats In four stules 5 00 12 Best collection of progressive Outline Maps, meaning, for Instance, outline of rlvor systems, outline of mountain syulcms, outline of cities ami towns, outline with products, agricultural. manufactured, mineral, etc , 5. 00 13. Best collection of Relief Mips, petcll or churcoul 5.00 14. Best collection of Relief Map In clay, putty or mache 6.01 13. Best collection of Drawings In Water Colors.. 6.(0 Jtf. Best collection of Freo Hund Drawings, llne.il and perspective .' 5.G) 17. Best collection of Modelings, In clay or other plastic material, nh fruits, geometric forms, etc. 5 00 15. Best collection of Mechanical Drawings, or Drawings to scale 5.00 MANUAL TRAINING. 19. (a) For best collection of objects made from schIo drawings by pupils In tho grades $5 00 20. For best collection of Manual Training wood work done by pupil In tho grades.. 51s) 21. Best piece of Individual work done by n pupil In tho grades a a part of the prescribed work; 1st 5.00 2nd 3 fij rd. 2 W J.W SEWING. (See Class 2. Department K.) MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL WORK. 22. Best Initial design In color T2.00 23. Best dnslen for poster 2 -00 24. Best design for book cover 2.00 25. Best design for pottery decoration 2 00 2 Best design for oilcloth 2-M ' 27. Best d"slgn for wallpaper 2.90 . BeM collection of school work from flrfl grade, any ono building, payable 10 school .' I""' DEPARTMENT P MINERALS, THOS. H. SMITH. Supervisor 1. Finest assortment of Ores In Cabinet.. Gold Medal 2. Finest display Cppcr Ores tloM Medal 3. .Finest display l?ud-Sliver Ores Gold Medal 4. Best exhibit Concentrating Ores Gold Medal DRILLING CONTEST. r. Bsl slngln hand drill Gold Medal . Best double hand drill Oold Medal 7. Best single machine drill Gold Medal g. Best doublo mschlno drill Oold Medal CLASS W-CONFECTIONERY, I GROCERIES, ETC. 6-1. Best Native Wine, not Irs than 0 gal. .Cold Medal 65. Bert S gallons Vinegar Gold Medal U. Best exhibit of Wblle Bread, not leus than 2S loaves .....Gold Medal 57. Best xhlblt of Llvo l lsh Gold Medal 13. Best exhibit of Boxes from any factory' fac-tory' - - Oold Medal , Cf. Best specimen of Embossing "Work. ..... Gold Medal ' CO. Best exhibit Rubber Stamps .....Gold Modal CI. Best exhibit Crackers. ....Gold Medal U. Best oxblblt Homo,-modCi Candy Gold Medal . CI. Best 10 varieties Candy, made Jf"in. ,. ,.f,r , ' sugar manufactured In thojtour, p , ; stotes ,...Gnld Medal W. Best quality Home-cured Meats Gold Modal f-S. Br,t quality Home cured Meat: Oold Medal V. Best quality Home-rcodcred Iord Gold Medal C7. B?st display Home-rendered Lard Oold Medal C? Best 600 pounds Sugar Gold Medal t'. Best 10 boxes Laundry Soup Gold Melii 70. Best display and quality Toilet Soap... Gold Medal 71. Best display Tablo Salt Gold Medal 72. Best display Baking Powder Oold Medal 73. Best display Fancy Cakes - Geld Mcdai 74. Best quality of Cocoa Gold Medul V: Best quality Chocolate, Oold Medal 7i; Best quality Macaroni Gold Medal 77. Best quality Pickle Gold Modal i. Best Display Pickles Gold Medal 70. Best quality Soda Water Oold Medal r). Best display Soda Water Gold Medal iL Best display and quality Canned Fmiti Gold Medal 12. Best display and quality Canned Vegetables Gold Medal 83. Ben -.splay and quality Canned Milk, .Gold Medal it Best display and quality of fruits. Jams and Jellies In glass Jars, any factory Gold Medal tv. Beat display Perfume and Toilet preparations pre-parations Oold Medul in. Best display Chewing Gum Gold Medal hi Best display Horse Radish, bottled Gold Medal . Best display Brooms Gold Medal V. -est display Blueing, Ink and Mu- sellage Cold Mc,lal rV Best Waterproof lnc Oil for Shoe3 Gold Mednl Id. B-st Neatsfoot Oil GoU Medal V2. Best Lubricating Grease ..Gold Medal 3. Best quality Paints .Gold Medal CLASS VI. SIGNS, ETC. W. Best decorated Booth, showing most practical Interior In-terior decorating In palming, paper-relief or other material and furnlHh- jngp, , Gold Medal V, Best display Art Motal Sign Gold Medul H. Best Sign ' M13' Ii7. Pest display Electric Signs Gold Modal ;ei Best goners! display of all kinds of signs Oold Medal fr.i. Best display Art Chandeliers Gold Medal CLASS VII. CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ETC. v vOt portable Engine and Boiler Gold Medol f 11. He, saw Mill OoU Medal f Best Line Shafting Oold Medal I M Bvt Hangers Gold Medal L J' IW Ornamental Feneo Gold Medal l''t Best exhibit Horseshoes Gold Medal K Bsl Coupling Gold Medal I 'I. PU MoIhjws Mill Oold Medal f JX Itejt Mill for Grinding Ore Gold Modal A V''. Best Mining Car Gold Medal JIO. n,!",!. Set of Grato Boiler Bars Gold Medal r VI. B.t Wolorwheol for Irrigation Gold Medal . Jli Best Tubular Boiler Gold Medol 4CLA8S VII. FOUNDRY AND FORGED WORK. I V Exhibits In thU class must not be palnled or ''Opped. XV 113. rst display of Iron Casting, llnlsh- ed and iu the rough Gold Medal 111. Best display of Brass Castings, Including In-cluding Locomotive nnd Journsl Bearings, finished ami In the rough Gold Medil 115 Best display of Hand-forged Iron and Brass Gold Medal CLASS Hi STOVES, PLUMBING TINWARE, ETC. 314 Best Cook Stovo Gl1 J17. Best Parlor Stove Gold Modal US. Bcft dlsDliy of Plumbing and ' Plumbing Material Gold Medal $19. Best display of Tin and Sheet Iron- Wllr. Cold Medal JtO. Best Pteam Cooker tUp'oW 121. Best six pieces Copperwaro y. Diploma 122. Best and most artistic display of sJiv description In the F.xposltlort nulWtng Grand Prle. FW r9 Va. Bseond Best j- ",vr CuP ! PROTESTS. .1 -CS. A irott against l Judge on tho grounds of Incompetency or previous bias must be mad livUte 'Ma'ha'lc'er: 'X ' protcs 'gainst ' an ' awurd .'roudt. ho nntde' to th Secretary' beforo the close of the, l-iv fallowing the making of such award, slating the exact reasons for the same In writing, and must be accomponled by an sfjldavlt and a rtejolt of flvo dollars In case the protest is not sustained, the deposit de-posit shall be forfeited lo tho Association. 40 Tho secretary will notify the exhibitor of tho I protested artlclo cr animal of such protest and both parties shall thon have ten (10) days to produce sworn testimony In tho case. No payments will be made on the protested awards until final action Is taken on the same by tho Exocutlvo Committee, which shall be the board of protest and appeals CONCERNING EXHIBITS. 41. Alt exhibits when assigned stalls or spa 10 become be-come subject to the control of the Department Supervisor. Su-pervisor. All slock must be fed and cared for by tho owner. A transgression of this rule will Incur the forfeiture of the premium awarded. 42. Exhibitors of livestock are required to display dis-play over cae'n stall or pen occupied by their stock a legible placard containing tho name, breed and age, and when possible to do so, with registered number of the animal exhibited. In accordance with Rule 1C. A professional sign writer will be on the grounds who will do any work requlrsd at reasonable reason-able prices 43. Exhibitors will bo required to keep tho space In the front of their stalls, for a, distance of 20 feet, clear of waste and rubbish of all kinds. 44. Exhibitors will be allowed lu sell goods during dur-ing tho Fair by special permission of the Munugor, Mibject to Rule 13, but they will not be permitted to call attention to their wares In any objectionable munnor and only such signs and placards shall be put up as the officers In charge shall Approve. 45. Exhibitors must attend to the delivery In person per-son or by ugont of the articles for exhibition to the Department Supervisor, and In all cases 10 the proper affixing of entry lags, und must clulra their property promptly at the close of the Fatr. 4. It Is useless for exhibitors to send their exhibits ex-hibits by freight or express to the Association or any of its officers, for they positively cannot at-tond at-tond to properly placing tho name In tho departments. depart-ments. This must be done by the exhibitors or their agents. 47. Animals of approved quality not eligible to compete for premiums may be entered (for exhibition exhibi-tion only) at the discretion of the Manager, and upon up-on payment of such fees as he may determine, but all articles obnoxious or repulsive In their character charac-ter snail bo excluded from the grounds; or If entered en-tered without helng fully known, shall be removed uiion the demand of tho Manager. 4S. Any article worthy of exhibition not enum- crated In thn premium list, which may bo presented, may bo entered In lis appropriate class, but no premium pre-mium shall be awarded unless by special action of the Executive Committee 41. The Hoard reserves the right to reiect all articles which ore offered for exhibit simply as a rntans of advertising. 50. No changes In the books will hs allowed after af-ter they are placed In tho hands of the Department Supervisor, and all persons entering animals must be suro that their stock 1s placed In th proper class, imd It :'holl te tha duty of the Judge to rule out any nrdmnl not answering according to cutry 61. Positively no entry will be recognized unless made on the original entry books In Ihe Secretary's office and corresponding entry lugs Issued to the exhibitors for the same, and no exhibitor will bs allowed to se the entry hook until awards are made. (.2. The Association, through Its offlcen, and -with the aid of tho police, will use dtllgenco to I rare fcr all property placed under its ehnrge, but It Is expressly understood that It will assumo no responsibility re-sponsibility for entries or losses from any cause. 51. l'pon your arrival at the fair ground with your exhibit you should see the Supervisor of your department, who will H'slgn you space and glvo you all the desired Informer Ion. Get your entry tsg rom the Secretary at any time during the month fore the Fatr. STALLS. tl There will be a charge, for box stalls. $3 for Ihe fair. PT.stll: open stalls, covered,.!;, swine pens $1 each. H 'charge for Hills "or pens must, be paid to the Secretary whn sntrjr Is ir.sds. |
