The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-30
LOGAN NEWS.
Sept. s6, 1890.

LOGAN NEWS.
LoGAS---.1- Sept. Is 1890
W; G. FARRELt.- Correspondent.
j. y. d L. 5. kIMBAEL- Agents.
The Cache Comfy Live Stock Exhibition
society is yet only in its earliest infancy.
put Its showing today has been one that
any county might be proud Of Fifty stalls
III snug little nook, of the tithing corral
and the advertised free feed to exhibited
stock shows commemorate thrift on the part
OF Inc committee headed by Aaron f. Farr,
lr- It's the example shown by Just such
men and the emulation excited by lust such
lars that makes Cache county the leading
county IN the production of 'blooded' live
stock. To day thoroughbred horses came
In small bands and cattle in herds. yet many
known fine horses and cattle are not in the
lah. NUMBERS more OF these are ex-
pected to- morrow. The exhibition is
free and wagon loads OF the
Peopie OF the county anu crowds from
IIe city We're continually going anu coming
dt Tue grounds all day. Enough the races
Grew Well the attendance at the fair seemed
unulmlnlSheG. Here are number OF the
horses ana stock on the grounds to day.
Young Luclfer, American Thoroughbred
sired by Lucifer, tae famed race horse OF
kentucky; owned by VIM. b. Preston.
Moses fnatcbers julie and. her Two fine
colts, Pearl and Altar, were led around to
gether as Il family aud won admiration from
All. Juie Is the winner of the most excit-
Ing of the races TODAY.
thoroughbred mare and two cots owned
by Simpson NJ. Moien, Hyrum.
Irottlng- Stallion, brood mare and two
colts al standard pred-George Watson.
Logan.
Smith brothers, whose exhibition took
the gold medal at tue Salt Lake fair. ex-
hlplted number of their bloods, Winnie,
Tue snlre stallion, Is u eauty Flon. a
french coach; two French coaca mares,
ana taelr colts sired by Winnie, Royalty and
others.
Ford Osterbury. Clydes dale stallion
Nephi Tarbett. Logan.
MlllvIlle Horse conlpany's Cleveland bay
stallion Coanuas
Fanny, brood mare-Samuel Holt. of
Melville.
Tom Conquerer- French coach stallion
c. Cummings. Millville
Mare ana colt, Norman grade-Samuel
Holt, Melville.
Mayeock, Cleveland bay, owned by Holt
and Cummings, Millvilla.
>. a. Langton's Sultan, standard bred
trotting stallion.
Mack, standard bred trotter-Farr &
Bingham, Logan.
Yearnng Shire colt-W Ballard, Logan.
SiX months old Shire john Henry, Mill
vile.
Vitlrice, Pcrcheron- Norman-John Tel
ford, Lewiston.
Two year old standard bred trotter-J.
w. Thatcher, OF Logan.
IWo-year- old lilly, grade Norman: two
Drood mares, very fine ock and one wear
Murray.
Ciydesdale stailion-Proyidence Stock
company.
Two brood mares and two Clydesdale
colts-jacoo Jorgensen, Logan.
Belle, English coach mare-N. w. Crook
sion, Logan.
Prince, English stage stallion-Andrew
BIgler, Me ldon
Norman brood mare-Hebry Ballard,
Logan.
Norman mare-Ben Bingham.
IWo-year-old fly, standard bred trotter
ED Rowland, Logan
: Clydesdaie stallion = Nephi Martincan.
Logan.
Clydesdale stallion-Hans Funk. New
ton.
Smiths dark colt, from Winnie. heautv
Norman Morgan Stalliou-GeOrge Ander.
son, Richmond.
Two thoroughbred Holstein cows; one
same breed bu |. all imported, and one year
ing bu!l-PSston Dairy company. I,ogan.
TWO Jersey COWS aud two calves: beau
w. thatcher Logan.
One Devon cove w I'll tcher. Logan
Three Holstein heifers-Nepn ,MarJilieau.
Logan
Eleven registered Jersey COWS. one bnll
same aud one half breed cow-t'red Tur-
ner, Logan
Anc many Others
THE RACES
The judges wera FIrr, Ormsby ana Har-
ris.
First lace, trottinG, three heats GREY
DICK TOOK first money and George w.
second. Time-.:49, 2:45, = :46.
Ihere Was much dissatisfaction, though
40 excitement, at second race OF walk. ,rot
ana run. SllcHum Was gwen the race amid
much kicking, by the crowd.
The race of.tne day was the half mile
lash by rhatcher's julie, Fishers Nav
queen anu others. julie sold heavy ar
ne polls and took first oney; May Queen
second.
Entries for to morrow are not complete
tut much sport is expected
, Ine Cacne county primary held fair in
he tabernacle basement That was. most !
SEPTEMBER IS.
There is strong talk by prominent and
nonied men of building large livery
table, which will be well stocked the two
low running being unable to supply the
lemand. '-o
A dance in the Second ward schoolhouse
or the benefit of Harry Worley, who goes
n mission. shortly, was a most pleasnrS
Ibie affair last night.
In the county convention for choosino
lelegates to attend the Peoples party cen.
,ennon at Salt Lake city, /. d. Haines was
'nalrman ana d. M. Todd secretary. The
delegates from the precincts werc behinS
inc, and the committee on credentials was
leld In working order until after their first
eport. The fault lay in the fact that very
little and insufficient time had been allowed |
or working up primaries by tho territorial
epural committee in giving notice tn tho
entral committee of the county. which No.
ice SAID county central committee are com.
eiled to wait for With the tardiness of
nr mail system, the committee should h I'VE
az notice at least thirty days before rbev
10. a committee of i've on nomination
'as appointed by the chair. During their
bsence and the time used by committee m |
redentials. r. w. Sloan and A. a Rar.