The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-01
JUDGES FOR TEE FAIR
Directors Meeting Held Last
Evening.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
MORE
Judge Bartch Will Be Asked to Tie the Nuptial
Knot OF the Prize
Couple.

Another meeting Of the board OF directors of
the coming fair was held last evening in Henry
W. Lawrence's Office. The following named
we're present: Lawrence, Wantland, Rowe, Nc
Daniels, Mason, Empey Wells, Simon, Haight
Mr.. E. M. Weller was appointed as assistant
supervisor in class c, sheep and swine.
On motion, the -cretary was directed to in
vite Judge BaTtch to perform the marriage GER
emonies at the fair on Tuesday, October g. at
pm.
The judges in the various departments were
appointed but will not be made public, though
the assurance is given by the board that the
very best men IN the respective departments
that the territory affords have been selected.
The secretary presented the contract he mad
made with Messrs. Barney and Craig, Of Den
YER for the two balloon ascensions by Prof. P.
J. Butler TO take place "Wednesday and Thurs
day, October z and 8, which was approved.
The following special offers by citizens where
the purpose was left to be applied oy the board,
we're decided upcn:
By Fuller s. Young. for the best exhibit of
photographic work $50 and a diploma by the
society.
By Fred W. Scarf for the best exhibit of to-
bacco and home made cigars, SIS and a diploma
by the society.
By O. L. Eiiason, for the best ladies' street
! dress made of Utah matertal-an elegant silver
BY the Salt Lake Rapid Transit company, for
the best display of Utah knit goods, SIS
The board adjourned 10 meet at the fair
grounds on Saturday evening att o'clock.
FAIR NOTES.
The secretary has moved his office down to the
fair grounds and anybody having business with
him will have to transact it there
Prof. Butler. who makes the balloon ascen-
sion wires from Monte Vista. Colo that he is
en- route with his paraphernalia.
| Mr. Smith Parker SuDerViSOr Of class npu
cattle, is in the city.
The entries for the band contest will close on
Saturday night, October g. at p. m.
w. B. Richards offers IS special premium for
the second best stallion, one year old and under
two, standard trotters; also $40 for the best car
riage horse, four years and upwards.
Goldsmith & Co. offer $40 for the best plain
| Utah made brick.
Fred Trimmer offers SIS for the best display of
Utah grapes of any OF the following varieties
muscat, black hambro, flaming. tokay and
| mission.
Special attention is called to the offer of O.
L. Eliason as above stated for the best ladies'
street dress, made OF Utah material as the
time to make it is quite limited.
| Mr. c. P. Mason, supervisor of horses, will be
| at the fair grounds to-day in the forenoon.
| Mr. McDaniels, of the educational department,
| will also be at the fair building to-day 10 super
| intend the necessary work of arranging the
educational room, which is the one enclosed al
most entirely IN glass Immediately in front o.
the building The reporters tables will also be
placed in this room SO that the knights of the
| Quill will not be under the necessity OF takine
their notes and preparing their copy in the
| attitude OF a jackEnife as heretofore.
| TIE KENNEL SHOW
Intended exhibitors at the coming dog show
held q meeting last night at the Knutsford. The
| pad weather kept great many away, but there
| was fair attendance.
The meeting called to order by Major D
L. Leyey, the superintendent, al d the frs
business was the making of entries Abou
sixty dogs were entered.
! G. 81. Macdougal, of Butte, Mont, entered
his celebrated prize winning Scotch deerhounC
dog Alan Brock Cd
Bloodhounds, five were entered.
| English settlers, three.
| Irish settlers, one.
Pointers, one.
Irish water spaniels, one. rs
| ST. Bernards, two.
| Great Danes, three.