The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-04


BAND.
Part First
1-March-"Old Friend ......Th Thomas
2-Spanish Bo'ero ...C Abbiate
3 Selection-Erminie, Nsnon and Mikado
4-Galop-Carousal.. .................C Collins.
Part Second.
March-"Thunderbolt Paris
2-Overture-"To lament" Pettee
3-5elec ions from Offenbach's Operas
chottische-"Gream OF Love" Casey
5-Ga-op- 'Wheelman" Spring
Concerts will be held between the
hours of and and 6 and 10 pm.
THERE is one thing missing" said
Salt Lsker as he and HERALD re-
porter watched the giddy throng from
the heights OF the talcony. "And that
is?" queried the scribe. "a banner
with this device, I'VE git thar (without)
Eli"
The Hon. THOMAS F. RoUEoHE, who
was one of the most ardent supporters
in the late legislature of the bill to ap-
propriate money for Territorial Fair
Building, was among the throng of
spectators yesterday. He viewed the
proceedings with considerable pleasure.
PEDERsEN's band furnished excellent
music yesterday, and will be on hand
again to-day.
TIE poultry display is fair one.
C.S. BURTON presidss at the ticket Of
fee, and scraDes in the quarters with an
affable air.
THE officers and directors of the D.
A. & M. Society are: President. John
r. Winder; vice-president, Francis
Armstrong; directors. Francis Arm
strong, Nelson A. Empey, James II.
Moyle, John ID. Peters, Charles Read,
James A. Bean. Hector w. Haight,
Smith Parker, William II. Rowe, Ar
thur L. Thomas aud E. M. Weller: sec
rotary, Heber NJ. Wells; treasurer, Elias
A. Smith. Mr.. Thomas is the only one
who is not on deck, and he is detained
in the east by illness.
A HAND engine and hose cart, with
men to run them and plentiful supply
OF water, are near by in case CT fire.
SINGLE admission, 25 cents; children,
10 cents. The annual membership fee
is 81.
SOMETHING must be DONE" said the
directors in their last circular to the
public; Something has bsen done"
say the public 10 the directors.
A PROPOSITION is on foot to give a
cash prize at the next fair to any young
man, under 81 years of age, whose
judgment on the live stock exhibition
as a whole may come nearest the unani-
nous award of the live stock awarding
CON mittee. The ides is to give an in
centlye to young men to study the
character OF stock and beget an in
! crease in its breeding. All who may
wish to compete for this premium a
year hence would do well to take notes
now. They can write down their
opinions on the exhibits CT stock to be
made one year hence, and he who
comes nearest 10 the committees award
will lot only have quite reputation,
but will earn valuable prize.
CONSIDERABLE difficulty was exper.
fenced in getting the electric light to
operate satisfactorily, and the greater
portion of the time 1t was desig e to
Keep the fair open during the evening,
the building was in comparative dark
ness. The new betting and other diff
culties in the way, however, decided the
directors not to encourage persons to
come in aud the doors were closed lit
tie before O'Clock. By q few minutes
past 9. however, the machinery began
working in good shape, and light was
produced which made it a certainty
tAdb uO luTbu6I uOSu U6 dpDI6-
hended about the night illumination.
Tonight all will be fair sailing.
The Consolidated Implement Com.
pRny's exhibition was inferior to none.
Placed near the eastern door OF the
building. all those going out to see the
stock exhibit were certain to see it.
the Jay Eye-See pillow. ovt which hung
ha nd of
This plow given away in the next
SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD drawing" a
Cooper wagon, of an old time and popu-
lar make in this section was very greatly
admired. Though only regular stock
wagon, it was gem, and the varnish on
it served only to more clearly display
the fine wood and general make of the
vehicle. 1t shows strength and dura-
bility in every fibre and the guar
antee which goes with 1t that
it 8 not of special make but is
simply one of many, speaks loudly in
its behalf. A Mccormick Binder, eie-
gaptly painted and finished UP as a
work of art, was one of the great cards
in this exhibit. The body Of the
machine was painted white and had all
the appearance Of enamel work, while
it WAC otherwise finely decorated. This
Olu&er YVES mauo speClhlly iOl Luo Oh
Louis exhibition, but was sent on here
to be shown at this fair. It is well
worth inspecting. A sign overhanging
the binder reads that the Mccormick
Company have sold 81 800 of these
machines this year. This is said
to be the boss record. Then there
is the $l10 buggy and samples of
all the implements and machinery
usually carried by such compal ies.
The Consolidated Implement Company
has reason to be proud of its exhibit.
ONE of the sights at the Fair last
evening was the form of B. F. Grant,
of the Coop Wagon and Machine Com
pany, smscking his lips over a cup of
Henry Tribes famous Alaroma coffee
which by the way Henry is giving away.
Is it good? Try it.
w. @. MORRIS, the painter, has put in
some work that is benefit all round.
Purchasing the advertising space tEat
was for sale, he has filled the different
places with lettering and figures or
ideas of the things designed to be
advertised. Merchants have been quick
to see she advantage of advertising in
this space, for Mr., Morris was not only
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