The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-09

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there are too many men in this world
that will show their petty spites, or
that will cater to the rich or those in
power, and not enough OF those who do
unto others as they wish to be done by.
But if you get man from abroad he
knows no one; knows nothing more
than the stock before him, and his rep
utation being at stake he will give the
prize to the animal that deserves it.
Mr.. Ben Eldridge some time ago, ad-
vocated the offering of prizes to the
best judges on eacn king of stock,
among young men not over 81 years
old. This is an excellent idea, and if
carried out will result in great good. l
would amend it by making the age
25 or under. 1 would also room
mend to all the young and
middle aged men that are in the stock
business and expect to go into it, to
satisfy themselves of what kind of stock
or what breeds they like best, and study
them, read and improve their mind.
They will be greatly benefited thereby.
knowledge with labor will make sue
cess. By doing these things, we will
have better judges, more good stock;
and. when we sell. hays more money.
Another important matter is the
organization of the county fairs. Now
is the time for the enterprising men of
the counties to get together and organ
ize county fairs. They could be so ar
ranged that a man could start at st.
George fair first, stop at Cedar next then
at Beaver, and so on up in each county
until he would land at Salt Lake In
time for the Territorial fair. So they
could start from the north in the same
way. This would bring the best of
everything to the Territorial fair.
While travelling in the east and visiting
fairs, l find that a county fair admits
not alone the State, but every State In
the Union and, IN fact. the world. In
Kansas City, at the county fair. man
was beaten two years ago; he went to
England and brought over eight head
of short-horn Durhams with which
he TODD the sweepstakes last fall.
Il adds just eight head of the best cat
IL to the county. The fairs are for
educating the public to Improvements
in every thing. am in favor of throw
ing our fair open to the world. Ii We
have not got the best then we will go
and get the best. Suppose that man
from Montana should come with stock
and take a premium. What next
Why, he will sell TO some one here and
we will still have the premium and and
also the best cattle. 1t looks too mar
row minded to make a man stay here
one year with his stock before he can
show. 1t keeps out good stock and en-
courages poor stock. Most men ped
ding stock to Utah bring in the refuse.
sell them, and go back home. But, if
they could attend our fair, and com
pete, the best would come. l say, lei
everybody compete and he that has
none. should get some.
HI FAUST.
LIGHT FOR PARK CITY.
The articles of incorporation of the
Park City Light, Heat and Power Com
pany were filed with Secretary Hall
yesterday.
The corporate existence of the COM
pany is fixed at fifty years, with the
Office and place of business in Park City
The capital stock of the company i;
placed at $4,000, divided into 4 .0O(
shares of the par value of 81 each
There is the usual provision that the
private property of the stakeholder;
shall not be liable for the debts of the
corporation.
The incorporators and the amount;
of stock subscribed are as follows: