Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-17
The Crowd Increasing Fast and
Gate Receipts Larger.
The SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Coloma Wins the Running Race in
I:5l l-2-A Review Of the Exhibits
and Stock on Exhibition.
STATE FAIR EXHIBIT.


appearance. Every department il
full. The art department certainly
deserves special mention, for the
work taken as whole, is very fine,
The drawing, by Miss May Culver,
of the noted actress, Mrs. Scott
Siddons," shows rare talent on the
part of the artist; while the ocean
Scene" by Mr.. Clyde Cook, is simply
grand.
II. J. Cherrington and Miss Sper.
ry, photographers, have excellent
displays Of their work.
In the department of fancy needle
work are to be found some exquisite
and unique designs. The various
articles are prettily arranged, and
make fine showing.
J. G. Brown and j. w. Crawford
each have grand displays of stoves
and tinware.
The farm, garden and dairy are
we'll represented. There are some OF
the largest squashes the writer has
ever seen; one measuring five feet
in circumference. More will be said
during the week Of the exhibits In
the pavilion and the garden.
AMONG THE STOCK.
A large number of cattle are Oh
exhibition from the different coun-
ties, a number of which are spoken
of below that are on exhibition. G,
w. Dimick, of Hubbard, Or, has II
fine herd of cattle. Among thea
are four Shorthorn cows, ten head
of Shorthorn bulls, one heifer calf;
three Aberdeen cows, ane twO-year-
old heifer, two heifer CALVES, one
two, year-old bull, and two Jersey
bulls, all Of which are thorough
bread stock.
II. w. Carey, Of Macleay, Aber-
deem stock, five cows, three bulls
and one calf, also one Jersey bull.
They are all very fine and are at
tracting no little attention.
J. l.. Parrish, of Salem, one Red
Pole bull, one-year-old. This is a
very fine animal and worthy the
notice of stOckmen.
p. II. Sharp, of The Dalles, Or,
Galloway cattle-two bulls, six
cows, three calves-Aggie the End,
No. 1850, weighs 1900 pounds. She
was winner In her class in the New
Orleans world exhibition.
Barvenian 1919 (S402), weighs
1000 and is 8 years old, and is a very
fine animal and highly priced by
the owner. Acrostic 1896, three
years old and weighs 400. Gov.
u. 1858, A. G.. X. b., sired by Vim
dicator, of Closbon, one year old;
when he was months old he
weighed $50 pounds; at present he
weighs LOO pounds. Rockby, an
A berdeen bull, won the prize at the
w isconsin state fair. Mr.. Sharp
also has some other fine anima Is
and they are animals that he can be
specially proud of owning.
Jas. Bruce Of Corvallis, Or, has
ON exhibition number Of Aberdeen
cattle, six bulls, fourteen cows, and
among them is Longfellow, A. M.
No. 800; Lord Byron, A. M. No.
1853; Oregon. A, NJ. No. 4942. He
has number of other fine animals
which we have not room to mention
but those visiting the fair should
not fail to see them.
+. A. Mcdonald, of The Dalles,
Oregon, Hereford cattle, Is In num-
Der, which are very fine stock.
T.. T.. Mckinney, OF Turner, rep
resenting the Hereford stock, has
ou exhibition two cows, one bull
and two bull calves; these are also
fine animals and are greatly ad.
mired by visitors.
q. w. Shaver, Fast Portland, rep
resenting the Hereford cattle, has
IN exhibition eight cows, two heif-
ers and eight bulls, He surely has
.ome very fine animals.
J. w, Mckinney, of Turner, has
,n exhibition Chaplain Marion, age
.wo years, imported from Marion
,ounty, Indiana, that Is quite ia
'orite among many stock admirers.
VIM. Riley, OF The Dalles, repre-
the Hereford stock has n
iumber OF fine animals, and among |
hem are Curley Coat, Jr., 7sSl |
wo-y,ars-old; weighs 1850 lbs, and
among the finest Of his species Of
he stock displayed.
IL. Looney, OF Jefferson, represent
az ten Jersey stock, has ON exhibit
on six Jersey COWS, two bulls aud
xo calves; these animals are OF
ood stock aud are very line look-
~.
4. r. Mascher, of Silvertou, Jer-
" bull aud two-year-old heifer;
ley are imported nom the Jersey