, 1890-09-17
IN RINGS AND HALLS.
Cattle and Horses Entered in the
Premium Contests.
The, Show Of Native Produce in
Agricultural Hall.
Paintings and keedlework in the
Fine Art Department.

The stock and agricultural exhibits at
the fair are not as numerous as they
might be, still the exhibitions are of tine
best.
In the cattle department but three
herds are so far represented. A. Fl.
Hord has a bunch of eight head OF Here
ford COWS and calves from his ranch near
the city.
The Wyoming Hereford Association
has a herd of twelve Hereford lows and
calves.
The Warren Live Stock company are
represented by a bunch of ten Polled-
Angus.
All the cattle are fat and in good con-
diuoU.
In the horse department three stables
are represented. Stericker Bros. offspring
field, ILL.,, and Fort Collins, Colo. Brook
side Farm company of Fort Wayne. Ind.
and the Oxford Horse company of Red
Buttes, Wyo.
Stericker BrUs. have a stable of SIX
horses, with Statesman, an imported
Cleveland Bay stallion, at the head. Re-
quest, a fine young 3-year-old, with
Premier and Vic the Chief. all Cleveland
BAYS. Prince Oscar is a chestnut hack
ney stallion, and Borax. a big English
shire horse. All the horses of this stable
are imported.
The Brookside Farm company are rep
resented by seven horses under the care
of Mr.. Robt. Craik. Prince William. the
chief of the stable, is an imported
Clydesdale stallion, and is a prize winner,
earring seven first and two second premI-
ums. Neil Cow. another imported
Clydesdale stallion. is a well bred 3-year-
old. Badly is a large bay Clydesdale.
Mr.. Craik has three other fine young
stations and an imported coach horse
with him.
The Oxford Horse company are repre-
sen;ed by Serenity, an imported Hackney,
Rccompense, a Cleveland Bay, and Doc.
b, a trotter and fine driver.
Goodell g. Hopkins have Eve horses
quartered on the grounds, but will not
enter them in the speed ring. but likely
for exhibition.
Percy Hoyt's thoroughbred stallion,
Turk, is quartered at T. W. Brooks
stable.
In the agricultural department the dis
play of farm products shows what can be
done in Wyoming. Gordon & Campbell
Of Horse Creek, Laramie county, have a
fine exhibit, immense cabbages, squashes,
pumpkins, melons and beets; some fine
wheat and oats and punches of alfalfa
taken from the first. second and third
crops large potatoes and turnips. In
fact Gordon & CAMPBELL have three
stalls filed with all kinds of vegetables.
Ed Young has a nsat exhibit of fruits
raised e Lander, Fremont county.
The Wyoming Development company
has an exhibit including pumpkins, corn.
onions. melons, squash, beets, cabbage
and other vegetables raised at theirranch.
There is also an exhibit showing some
wheat, oats and potatoes raised on Crow
creek at 1000 feet elevation,
Geo. Collins has an exhibit from Fort
Russell Of all kinds Of vegetables.
WILDER Sammer has some watermelons
on exhibition from his ranch on Cotton
wood creek. Gl T-f csc.
o-1 OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
In the merchants building, the Cont
mental Oil company has a large display
of oils and lubricants.
Prof Pricketts has a collection of Wy
oming minerals.
In the poultry department there are a
number OF exhibitors and some fine fowls
are exhibited.
FINE ART.
In the fine art department the exhibi-
tons are most complete and the art exhi-
bition is a fine one. Mrs. Chafin has in
the center of the hall a large pyramid Of
green and Towering plants,
In one of the corners of the hall Mrs.
Robinson has an exhibition of fancy
work, including ladies table scarfs and
muslin goods, also a fine painting OF
Pharaoh's horses and some handsome
In .notbor oornsr ~ st.; IL.
Convon, 81 ~ hi WI, 49,
Of f.nc,work f,ono ,hanoanaa $50
being done by the sisters and pupils. The
most noticeable article is the beautiful
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