Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-08

aud will doubtless carry Off the
/ prize again.
Thos. Matthews has six head OF
fine carriage horses, two Of which
are 10y the famous l.. G. Lee, and
make n fine showing.
Ii. e. Harvey has a number o!
standard bred horses, EOme Of
which have good records.
smith Bros, OF Logan, exhibit
two very fine stations, one an Eng
lish Shire aud the other a French
coach horse.
Rasmus Nelson Of Spanish Fork
has twenty head of standard bred
h0rses Of various breeds, most Of
which are very good. This is the
largest number OF horses entered by
any one man.
l.. G.. Hardy makes n good show
ing Of standard bred horses.
w. Price has on exhibition =
number Of fine Shetland ponies.
CATTLE.
r. A. Mitchell, OF the jordan
Stock Farm, has several head each
Of Durham and HnlsteiDs. Some
OF these have been exhibited for
the third time. Jacob Wits Bar.
dolph,r the famous HOlstein bull.
anu as fine an animal as can well be
found, weighs within n very little
OF 1900 pounds. His record Is well
known.
OF the cows, "Queen Alta" and
"krOn-i' are the finest. "Qaeen
Atlas" milk records il as follows:
50. pounds in one day and ESQ
pounds anu Is ounces in one
/ month. "krune'' has q milk
reconl Of %, pounds in one day
and 2i7l pounds ia a month. This
makes her one Il the heaviest
milkers in the United States.
"Utah Grip has n milk record Of
IS pouRds in one day.
'Serap;a" has n milk record Of
% pounds in one day.
or the Durham breed, "CypTess
Duke the Third Is the most note
/ worthy. This animal was shown
last year and weighs al6D pounds.
Faust & Sons show fifteen head
/ Of very fine Holsieins. The bull
Augustine i a richly bred butter
bull, sired by Neptune" Of the
! celebrated Aaggie family.
"l1dy Wrinkle" an imported COW,
shown 10y them has a milk recoui Of
I ninety one POUNDS in one day.
"i4Aly Baker Third, )" a two year
old. Is from Lady Baker who beat
the WORLDS record FOR batter last
wear, with 5i6 ounces in one mix
ing.
They alsn have two COWS from the
famous prize winner "In,ogene''-
Lady lmogene' and ''lmOgene
Third"
Also two heifcrs from the teI,.-
hTaied bull Darlington, both Of
which are beauties.
Arthur Brown show nine head Of
ShUTihOrns, all Il which are n fine
- can be desinsi. Most q them
have Ocen shown before. "GrUver
Cleveland lis famous bull, has
taken the prize FOR the hest beef
breed at every fair at which lie has
been exhibited.
l.. G.. Hauiy shows nine head Of
GailoWays and four Jerseys; al %
them are standard bred and fine
animals.
james p. Freeze again shows his
splendid red poilei buli, "Magis-
iraie." lie has taken two silver
AMI one gold medal. With him
thirteen others Of tie same breed are
shown, and ali are good.
Ben r. Eldredge, OF Provo, again
shows his Devon tull "Birmiug-
ham" with several m1re OF the same
breed. Without dsubt they are the
choicest lOi Of DcvOns in the Wet.
There are many other fine animals
that might have honorable mention,
but which we are obliged to omit
without any desire to discriminate.
POULTRY.
The poultry show undoubtedly Is
the finest exhibit Of the kind that
has ever been made in this Terri
tory. The kinds are numerous, and
the BREEDS the best. The chickens
and turkeys are specially fine.
MOTIFS.
The throng Of people at the Fair
today was greatly in excess Of the
two former days The first day, the
number of visitors was six Thousand;
yesterday Il was nine thousand. Up
10 noon today there had been
more shan five thousand
Yesterday Afternoon, as announ-
ced, the taby show took place at the
fair. There were thirty four entries
and all the babies weru fat, chubby
aud pretty. The brains Of the
juiges were set in a yhirl when the
awarding Of prizes was commenced.
aud after Utah's famous crop had
been as carefully and well
surveyed as circumstances would
permit the following received
priz.s: Master Berthe Young, II
Salt Lake City, aged seven months,
fins prize; George Pack, hine and
half months old. q Sugar House
Ward, second: Gilbert II. Savage,
nine months old, city, third. and
Peter I.ar-eD. Il Lchs, seven and n
half months old, fourth.
Among the interesting features Of
the chamber Il commerce mineral
exhibit is hottie q fine, bright
placer gold from the Henry Noun
| taius in south eastern Utah on the
| Colorado River, Utah's new ami
promising gold fields, exhibited by
Frank X. Gillespie. Another 1ne
sample Of placer gold Is that f.Onl
the Big Hole Placer, Montana
Although 1t T. located In Montana
this property is tributary 20 Salt
Lake City, being owned uy the fol-
lowing Salt Lske-s: Geo. a.
Meears, Joshua Midrley, w. :.
Van Horn. VIM. Fuller, d.. J..
Wilson, Nathan Seals arr o'hetS.
The following i the wy the vote
stood for the most popular man In
Utah at the close OF the voting
Tus sday night During the remain
ing days Of the Fair votes VIII only
be counted for the six leading can
| didates which staud Is follows:
George q. Cannon, iSg John NJ.
Young, 4s4: Hrler NJ. Wells, is:i;
sam Levy, as; George NJ. Scytt,
sis; MILFORD Woodruff, AZ. Four
other popular men were very cllss:
r. S. Richards, IJS; A. l.. Thomas,
4OJ: T.. 4. smith, sG5; w. y.
Dusenberry. 4O2. Vote for the most
popular man in Utah; gold medal
awarded.