The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-09-22
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MOU MI A i N FER.
GREAT SALT LAKE cry
T,IIE rA1n.
sATuRDAY SEPT. p 1850.

i5s4ss ys a III. talk. - isss5ts
on die fourth Of next nlontllwe are inform
ed that an annual exhibition win be held in
CHS city, 81 an the valuable products Of our
tsrritory. 10 those who are not nwaFe Of the
benefits resulting from such exhibitions, We
have simply 10 shy that The awafdmcnts There
made will entitIe The parties 10 whom they are
made the ffst name in their line In the market!
Iltah has heretofore deserved the hne ~
raising the best quality Of really scrviceable
horses and cattle. The Tartaric and Arabian
Sicod have been found in her Cabaliyilos.
Tho best blood Of English cattle ms been
,tstl ia her herds. We have seen them on the
range. We want 70 see them a. our fair.
AZ iine wool as ever gave beauty 10 tile tex:
in,e 81 the coat 81 a nobleman grows upon the
docks Of Utlh.f we speak not of recent i'm.
variations. although fine bucks have come in
]. during the past summer. Bat, n We nre. q
Judge az the matter some two or three years
arotIe Nc saw fIceces on an island about fifteen
miles from here that would compare most
]: fayorably with the best Of any country . I: HI.
On thismattef perchauce we may be termed
i meddler. but for our volunteered opinion, il
out 81 place, We ask forgiveness Wewould
anevest TINT at our annual fairs, leading prizes
S. DIPLOMAS should favor honiehrea stock. In.
!. .daatry. economy, aud prudential care should
sey,.r have the precedence Of wealth. The Hat
+: tai MAY bring to Us the best Of importatiens.
4 nut. unused 10 the climate, animals thus inn
II ported ate generally untitled for service hi the
mountains. The former win produce focks
and herds that will endure the severe winters
aaa ina sootching summers, and prrlosrIIt -sn e
IE!sgul nllls VI On our barren uesetgS -
Again, the tlessrts. We were cotapelled + ],
persecution % resort 20 70 avoid the CiyIltza !.
ton Of more conscnial chimes, have been maiIe
TO blossom As the rose, !, have ipdscd f,ir,l,s,
the predictions Of the ancient seer. I.st s.
see At our fair che grllin, the fruits, and sk-
flowers Of Utah that they may give evidence 81
the truth Of that fulEllment 81 ST =.=:
:i Nor are We IN tka ISas sesit
& nslys to- 81 me mechanical arts, We may
not have all their appii snces and facilities IL
1 vet. Hut let our mechanics bring forward the
workmanship Of their hands and GIVE IL ID test
i with the best Of other lands. s*ss s.=. j d
i Many things might be talked Of on this sub.
T iect We consider il unnecessary TO iengthen
out our remarks, save simply 70 remind our
fellow citizens Of Utah that the .l,inu1 Far
was originated for the encouragement Of the
farmer, the stock -raiser, tho mechanic, aud all
the arts and sciences pertaining to civilized
I life. Let have, then, a fair that viii do our
territory credit and while the world ea.t il in
conlmotion about who shall sccupy thrones or
who shall fll the Presidential eaafr, shew 10
all that we, at least are fulfilling our God j
ordained destinies and nonrishing and cultiya.
ting the earth the animals that roam thereon
and ali its fruits, flowers and products Of every
idnd. thu Honor Of natures God, aud for the
benefit Of our fsllow-men. -. e ~.