The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-07

ASoPtioually Soou. MISS roster has al
ready studied in Dresden and Zurich t
| good advantage.
G. G. Braum's picture of lady is
choice production. 1t is exceedingly nat
ural, Is full front view and over thu
head and shoulders is thrown mantle
The artist has caught an excellent ex
preston.
In yesterdays HERALD in noticing thu
picture the copy of Rosa Bonheurs "Hors,
FAR" Il: l.. Prouse was named as the
artist. This is q mistake, the credit should
have been given to Mrs. H. S. Krouse
Mrs. krouse has quite number of paint
lngs in the exhibit and they are all good
The one entitled "The Artists Own Hand,
is perfect little gem. 'Four of a KIND
is very true 70 nature, and 1.-The Belle Of
Scio'' is very striking 1.-THE Aztec Rair
God ltalocn by Mr.. Ottinger is u fine work
OF art. "The Yosemite Valley'' by c.
Elsele has drawn good deal of attention
j.. w. Clawson's three pictures are good
The one entitled "a French Actress0 Is
especially credltable. Mrs. H. Rirsching'
Sunset On the Pacific Coast" has a grea,
many charms and is worth studying.
The educational department is well rep
resented. The Agricultural college makes
fine showing of vegetables corn, oats,
seeds, etc. They are fair Representative
sample OF the products. Salt Lake college
exhibits works of its pupils, such as
maps, essays, copy book writing, drawing
etc. The Ogden public school has a GOOD
exhibit of maps, needlevork, drawings and
fancy work, which is worth inspecting.
FAIR NOTES.
Twelve thousand people at the fair yes.
terday.
Studebaker's imitation horse deceives
many of the unweary.
How is it there are no swine in the exhi-
bitioni Does Utah despise the great Amer.
lean hog.
Kelly g. Co. offer in merchandise or work
SIS for special premium to be awarded BY
the society.
The great feature for to-day is the bal
loon ascent and parachute drop by Prof. P.
j. Butler at 2 p. N.
The spelling match is postponed till
Thursday at II a. m. Written arithmetic
at p. m. same day.
Three children were found wandering
around without an owner They were ad-
yertised from the band stand and soon
claimed.
A number Of articles of clothing and
other things have been found and left at
the sscretary's office. The owners can
have them by applying there.
To-day is Provo day large reinforce
railroad company is issuing tickets at re-
duced rates for the round trip.
The electric light at the exhibition
grounds is furnished free by the Salt Lake
Power, Light and Heating company, which
deserve credit for so much generosity.
All should remember the children's sing
Ing competition, all girls under twelve en-
tered free. The prize is beautiful doll,
nnely dressed, presented by Duncan M.
McAllister
The jam all day was simply appalling
People were wedged in like sardines. The
first days attendance was ahead of that of
last year, and the second days was so far
In advance OF the same period last year as
not to bear comparison.
-Four pickpockets were arrested on the
grounds, caught in the act. One of them
was woman. What are we coming to
when these sneak thieves pick even re-
porter's pockets Assuredly that was done
at the fair yesterday.
The Coop. Wagon and Machine com
pany's big circus tent filled with moving
machinery In Ill blast is one of the promi.
nent features of the exhibition, 1t only
lacks one tnlng-the presence of Ringmas-
ter George T. Odell, who is serving hard
up country at 81 per day as grand jury.
Yesterday Peter Reid took to the fair
grounds a sample of the boulders that
grow in the Utah mine, four miles west of
Fish Springs station, IN Fish Springs dis
trlct, the parent boulder weighed about
Z, 400 pounds. He states the ASSAY goes
about 23O ounces silver, 60 per cent. lead.
These marbles are found in loose carbo-
nate going well in silver. So far the de-
post has neither sides nor bottom-in four
hours two men shoveled and sacked six
tons OF ore ready for shipment. Pete feels
modest but happy.
A territorial stock grounds association
hrs just been organized. The first meet
ing was held monday evening in the direc-
tors room at the fair grounds. Prof. San
fold was elected president and Mr.. Ben
Eldredge secretary. The matter was
talked over in an informal way and the
meeting adjourned till last evening when
the promoters again met and advanced
matters another stage by appointing com
mittee to draft rules and bylaws The
object OF the association is to promote the
general interests of the stock raisers of
Utah and to act in conjunction with and aid
the Dcseret Agricultural society in secur-
ing proper Judges TO act at the fairs and
meetings of the society and also to bring
united action to bear on the railroads SO as
to obtain reduction in rates of freight on
live stock ane farm produce. meeting of
the society is called for Thursday evening.
October s, at o'clock in the directors
room at the exposition building. A large
of parties interested is re-
quested.
The concert last evening by Held's band
was a great attraction. This band per-
formed most satisfactorily during the day,
but in the evening the members seem to
have put forth special efforts and rendered
the programme in style which gave pleas
ure to all lovers of good high class
music. The Sneezing chorus was
well rendered and much appreciated.
The selection sof I'll Trovatore'' prison
scene and "Anvil Chorus" was the same as
given by the Ogden band on the opening
day, when competing for the grand prize
Many were heard to say they preferred
Holds rendering of it to that of the Ogden
band, which has twenty-five pieces to eigh-
teen in Held's. The piece was received
with great applause and an encore de-
handed
Following is the programme as rendered
during the evening.
Selection from Boston Bake" the
''sneezing Chorus" -. -.--...--E, Brooks
Selection from Mariana" arranged by Claus
Selection from Martha" ....----------..F lotow
III Nino" weltzes Petite
"Ie Olden Times" Coon
Baritone solo.
-" Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep
Selection from The Bohemian Girl -Balfe
from III TroVatore" ----
The "Misere Scene" and Anvil Chorus"
Chuck Full of Glory (song and dance)
Home Sweet Home
To days official programme is as fol-
ows:
MUSICAL CONTESTS.
Beginning at IL q, m, the various instru
mental and singing contests will take
place, continuing until completed.