The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-02
NOTES FROM THEFAIR.
A Full List of the Membership
and Entries.
THE FINAL PREPARATIONS.
DOings of the DlrecGots-Mr. Thomas
Ill at Pittsburg Other
Notes.

Nothing now remains to be said o
the Fair except that it will positively b.
held as advertised. The work of plac
the exhibits win be done to-day by thu
various supervisors, and judging from
the quantity of stuff already slowed il
the building, their task will be anything
but an easy one.
Following is partial list of those
who have purchased annual membe
ship and made entries for the Fair:
L. @. Armstrong, Jr, M. Ambrose,
James Arbuckle, George d. Alder, N. F.
Burton, S. A. Burton, Mrs. Jennie Bur-
ton, William Blake, Benjamin Blake,
Arthur Brown Qife member), Rawsel
Bradford, H. W. Brown, Mrs. DR..
Benedict, James Brown, Andrew Built,
George Blauthorn, Box Elder Dairy
Company, E. Bolton, Bedson Eard-
ley. E. Brain, Miss a. Bolton,
M. Christophers on, Charles Cole,
William ]. Carr, John Carlisle, A. J.
Gushing. Alice E. Clayton, A. J..
Crocheron, T. w. Clayton, G. Ii. Crow,
G. +. Gunner d Bros, Francis w.
Cope, May Carter, John Cutler, J. B.
Clark, d. L. Davis, G. M. Doneison, V.
P. Eldredge, D. FL. Eldredge, Ben K.
Eldredge (life membership Betsy Free,
]. Il. Fox, 6. w. Foster, John Ford.
Sarah Free, Fox IL Symons, II. D.
Folsom, William Fuller, G. ]. Gustave-
son, Lucy Gray, William Harker, John
w. Hess, Frank l.. Hines. Mrs. II. j.
Hayward, Richard Howe, Alvera s.
Hirst. Hewlett d Saderup, John Held,
Annie M. Hansen, Mrs. Howells, Sophia
E. Jenkins, Mrs. Bertha Johansen,
Thomas w. Jennings, c. E. Johnson,
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings Qife member
ship, B. W. Jennens, Mary Johnson,
James Kippen, R. G. Knqdsen, Sarah
E. Karriok, Margaret Kirk, Eph.
Matthews, Jacob Moritz. Meredith &
Gallagher, Mrs. A. S. Martin, T. Nc
Donald. Mrs. Mclaughlin, +. A.
Mitchell, Alice Merrill, E. F. Martin,
DR.. G. w. Num-, G. NJ. Ottinger,
G. G. Perry, A. M. Pendleton,
w. L. Price, H. Pembroke, VIII
liam Pearson, William u. Powell,
William Plmmer, A. j. Phelps f. B.
Platt, Alma Pratt, Heber John Rich
ards, E. II. Rash, Arthur Robinson +,
Hattie Richards, Mrs. NJ. A. Rood.
Willard Richards, Mrs. Reading, !. s.
Richardson, J. NJ. Secriss, 7. 6. M.
Smith, President Salt Lake Building
and Manufacturing Company Cite
membership, q. K. Savage, w. e.
Smith, Z. NJ. Scrace, Salt Lake Fence
Company, Thomas Slight, Ellen Suth-
erland, Il. Standish, Mrs. Scrace, w. H.
Streeper, Mrs. Stanley, Lavina Smith,
E. J. Swaner, Mrs. NJ. l.. Solomon,
Joshua Terry, q. B. Tuckfeld, Grace
Tyler, Rachel Tanner, Henry Tribe,
]. ]. Thomas, Utah Cracker Factory,
A. Van Hagen, John II. White (life
membership, Mary Ann Wach, Ed
ward Webb. W. J. Woodbury., j. w.
Whitecar, E. G. Woolley, ]. NJ. Ward
robe, E M.Weiler. Emma West, George
NJ. Webster, Mrs. L. M. Weller.
The above Is what may be termed the
reserved sale, ss the real work of lssu-
ing memberships and recording entries
begins to-day. Entries will be made at
the grounds to-day, not at the City
Hall.
Every supervisor of a department will
be upon the grounds to day. A tele-
gram received yesterday reports that
Hon. Arthur L. Thomas. member of
the board, is under physicians care at
Pittsburg, Pa. This is much regretted
by the BOARD, as Mr.. thomas was live,
active member. The parts he was to
play at the Fair have been filled as fol-
lows: To be supervisor of the fine art
department, Messrs. G. M. Ottinger and
Director James II. MoyIe; to be super
visor of fruits and flowers, Director
Smith Parker, of Piute County.
Mr.. Hector w. Haight, of Farming
ton, member of the board, maze his
appearances yesterday and whiled away
the day in work up to his eyes in aud
about the Exposition Building.
ALI who can make it possible should
be present at the hour for opening on
Wednesday, viz: II noon, as 1t is then
the opening exercises will occur, in
GLIDING the fine orchestra selection by
Prof. Weihe'S orchestra and the grand
chorus by the Stephens Opera Com
pany, beginning. Come, let US repair
TO the fair" etc. The opening exer-
cises, of course, will pc brief, as stand
ing room only will be available.
Mr.. Empey was quite i'll on Sunday
from the effects OF the previous weeks
worry and work, but yesterday ne was
again at his post.
The order went forth yesterday to
sell uU uOIc dQfSIl1SlhS SpdOS luo1uO
the building, as every foot OF space left
there would be needed for exhibits.
The arrangements being made by the
several wagon and machine comp anies
of the city are elaborate, and their dis
plays will be extremely handsome.
Two ladies have fixed up restaurant,
consisting of a forty-foot tent at the
north side OF the building. Their grit
should be rewarded by plethoric
purse.
Yesterday polite notes were sent to
the various ladies and gentlemen
chosen by the board to act as ava riding
committees, inviting them to be present
as early as possible after the opening.
All the awarding committees are to
meet in the east room of the Exposition
Building on Thursday morning at IL
O'Clock.
A tremor of dependency shook the
frames of the dire ctors yesterday morn
ing as they viewed the gathering clouds.
One Of them, who is not profane man,
said: "If it should rain, what in ulank
would we do?
Indications are now fair to middling.
Highest Price