The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-28
UlAH'S EXPOSITION.
The Active Preparations That Are
Now Going On.
OVER TWO HUNDRED HORSES.
Presents For the Couple Who Are Married at
the Fair-A Circular to Our
Artists
OVER TWO HUNDRED HORSES

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IN that sense the approaching territorial
falr will be mathematical of the thriving
industries of Utah; in fact the hum of in
dustry Is already heard around the EXPOSE
ton buildings. Everything is hustle and
hustle.
Articles for exhibition must be delivered
at the Exposition building on or before
SATURDAY October H. at the latest, to en-
sure them being placed in proper position.
Ihls rule Will be made imperative ex-
ceptlng i've stock, fruits perishable arti-
Giles, which will be received up to Monday
IL a. m. 9th inst Articles sent per rail
should be consigned the secretary territor-
lal falr, Salt Lake city
Exhibitors should understand that no
one Is eligible to compete Tor, or receive
an award or pcemiul1 unless he becomes
an annual members, by payment OF fee 81.
Inns must be done before the articles are
put on exhibition. An exception made in
competing IN class -, educational depart
ment.
The fair opens at noon on Monday Octo
per D, next continues until the evening of
Friday October 10.
Speeding trial exhibit of live stock on
Saturday, October IL, at p. m
Over two hundred of Utah's finest All
mails, horses on exhibit, besides other live
sUoch, lat cattle, sheep, poultry, etc, ETC.
Inc restaurant and lunch buffet priyil-
eyes, Including the fruit selling stand.
nave been placed in the hands of 5. F. Bali
" Co., the well-known caterers of this CITY.
Inc dining hall will oe situated in the south
building
The nuptial ceremonies which are to form
part of the fair week occurrences. are
pelng provided for AS previously an
nounced, the society give as gifts to the
happy couple: An oak bedroom set of fur
nlture, a COOK stove and cash So Our CITY
merchants have added thereto as follows:
Complete set of copper stove furniture.
given by George M. Scott & Co.; wash
tub, water pail and wash board, given bv
Remington, johnson & Co.. one pair white
blankets, given by j. f. Walker, of Walker
3rothers; crockery toilet set, given
by Steele q Co., of the Fair store:
beautiful table lamp, given by Hoocx 4,
ClaWson; silver cruet stand, given by Jos
I'm ~ Park; fancy water set of pitcher
SIX glasses and tray, given by Il. Aft:
DOCK album, given by G. H. Parsons: one
PAIR ladies' hne shoes Ito lit the bride),
given by Spencer q Kimball: onehalf
dozen gents fine socks flor the groom
given by George Mullett & Co.; gents fine
SILK handkerchief for the groom, given nv
GOLDSMITH ~ Co.; fine silk umbrella. given
py Bast Ierr. Mere. Co.; roast of beef flor
the wedding dinner, given by White g.
Sons 20. These wedding presents will be
on exhibit during all next week in the norTh
show window of Barratt Brothers, fnrni
ture store on Main street.
Groesbeclk & Houghton, of the lace house
nave offered special premium of S25 Oh
Tor the best exhibit of fancy art work
limited to that made in Salt Lake City.
Inc ABOVE and numerous other items of
business were considered at the board of
directors last evening, and which adjourned
until Thursday, October 2, at 1870 sharp.
TO OUR ARTISTS
The following open circular to Utah
artists had been issued by the supervisor
OF the art department:
To the Artists of Utah:
1t is the intention of the directors Of the com
ing fair TO make the coming exhibition the hast
that Utah has ever seen. We believe that with
carefully selected material from the stuIIios of
Utah artists, it is possible to make an arr dis
play equal, If not superior, to some of The art
exhibits OF the large eastern cities.
The undersigned as supervisor of fine arts is
exceedingly ANXIOUS 10 make his department |
the feature of the fair, and believes such n re- |
suit is easy of accomplishment if he can secure
Inc prompt and energetic support of home
artlsts. He also begs to assure the public thar
lhe directors VIII DO their utmost 20 have oil |
exhibits judged upon their merits alone hv n
carefully selected committee of Competent
critics.
To add to the convenience aud interest or
spectators, 1t is the intention TO publish a cata
logue of the works OF art exhibited with name |
of artist, etc. -''iiie
II has been further decided to have the prices
included IN the catalogue of those pieces thai |
are for sale IN the hope that this will result in
the artists being able to dispose of manv If |
their works to visitors, as done in the academv |
exhibitions in New York and elsewhere.
The following special rules viii apply this |
year: pPiS 'hi'
Exhibitors must list their pictures with |
the supervisor on or before September 80. to |
secure mention in the pr nted catalogue. Cata.
iogue work Will have preference in hanging.
each picture. ZIP i'i
S-No works VIII be received later than Oc
loper :, ana exhibitors are earnestly requested |
70 nave mem IN oy October For any further
particulars confer with the undersigned ut the
State bank, No. 60 Main street. Respectfully
bEBER NJ. WELLS Snnervisor'