Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-15
THE FIRST DAY.
Opening up With Unusual
Interest.
PROSPECTS ARE MOST FLATTFRlNG.
Report of the Days Proceed.
ingS..-The HOrses...Our
Reporters Notes..
PROSPECTS ARE MOST FLATTFRlNG

crowd of sight.seers is never larg
the first day, those present bein
principally interested participant,
completing entries, getting their es
hibits in shape and otherwise pei
tecting the arrangements.
The number of season tickets al
ready sold is large.
The exhibit in all departments re
latipg To the farm aud barn-yar,
ire unusually fine. All the stall
ior cattle, sheep and pigs being file,
10 their utmost capacity and largel,
ny owners Resident in this county
| though there are several fine he. d
! from outside points.
OF horses it would be difficult t,
ind such crediiable showing
ialbraith Bros, of Janesville, Wis.
have six head of horses three Eng
lish shire and three Clydesdale-al
imported, which are really supert
animals.
Jas. E. Davis, of Dallas, has siH
head, one English shire stallion and
six Clydesdale mares, three S-yea
lids and three 2-year olds, Yer,
handsome animals.
II. w. Smith and Mckinney. of
Turner, have their fine Clydesdale
horse, Boydston Lad purchased
from Galbraith Bros. last year.
P. II. Groove-, of Brownsville. has
a fine dark bay Norman Percheron,
"Garnay," yearling.an two suck
ling colts from him, also the dams.
w. H. Goulet, of Woodburn, =
there with his three ELEVATED
French Canadian horses, "Csnalia." s"
''Cephas" and Soldier"
H. NJ. Lacy, of Independence
has nice S-year old Glydesdale, by
Six staffard and the sydney mare.
Grierson, of Moth Salem, has u
handsome &,year old Clydesdale,
"Oregon stamp
Phil Painter, of Brooks, a year
old half Clyde, "Brooks."
NJ. L. Savage, of Howell prairie,
4 S-year old graded Clyde. Sam
Stafford sired by olu Stafford.
E. 7. Quinn, of Dixie, has two
English shire mares, Queen, years
'id, light bay, 1850 pounds, and
Gypsy years old, dark bay. 1850
pounds.
Whitney & Hall, Woodburn, a
black Norman-Percheron, Vivian -
years old.
There are several others in this
lne whose owners were so busy
ecuring places and making arrange
nents that they could not Re AN.
'roached this morning. They will
ppear hereafter.
OF fowls there is a gzand showing. |
. ". Garrison, of Forest Grove. has
U coops Of chickess, different breeds,
rom the smalles.. TO the largest, the
to the most rare.
Chas. ko2her, of Aurora, has also
u immense lot, some 50 head. be-
des lot Of white ducks as large "a
eese, and some bp-eared black
'obIts tha. are a rare curiosity.
Oswald West has a cr,op of nice
anlams and lot of ,,igeons.
phis Department, includes several |,
nei '"'eeso' collections, among
"e'7 ch Of Chinese pheasauts /
~ VII y Mrs. Gov. Moody.
THE PAVILION.
ne greater part of the work Of ar
angling the exhibits is being done /,
o-day, SO that not before tonight |
vill it be completed, but a! present |
writing things are taking sh ipe and
'roniise to present a most pleas
he app'athIS'
ID. ID Prettyman has his fruit ex-
Iibit arranged in SNOWY style and it
mbraces very creditable display |
( Oregon production in this line
pples, pears, peaches, plums,
runes, Usage oranges, buckeyes and |
very form Of fruit known to the |
orticulturalst OF the temperate
one, in all their varieties. For the
he is indebted 10 w. NJ. |
Walker, Fred Luce, Mr. Toner, Il
!. Wallace, II. w. savage, Mrs. l..
I. Savage, Geo. Wright, J. l.. Par
Ish, T. McFadden, ID. w. Joseph,
}. n. Potter. Mrs. Ca,terlin, J. NJ.
colt, Samuel Clark, AL. Graham,
iiss Watrous, George Whitaker,
V. j. Heren, VIM. Feidt, S. o. Lu-
ling, III. w. Prettyman, :. B. Ga
y, of Jacksonville, Prof. Parvin, T.
;. Davidson, Miss Sallie Bush, ia
Do Idlewine, John Brooks and
thers.
The display of Lane county prod
cts gathered By NJ. wilkins and
ranged by his son embraces 200
unches of wheat, in stalks, 30 sacks
nelled grain, oats, barley, etc.; and
20 samples OF grasses, including
in the shape of forage
rown in Oregon.
FAIR NOTES.
The second stand between tb
,und house aud the secFeiary's of
ce is kept by Wright & McOss ar,
here, in addition to fruits and the
Ike hot candies of all kinds win Le
,und at all times. Mike R.organ,
he candy maker, continually en-
loyed.