Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-08
q AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
uho, Utah win show In This Line
al the WORLDS
Fair.

To the Citizens Of Utah;
Nv request OF the Utah Worlds Far
o,mn,sslon shall collect the agricul-
tu,nl exhibit. for the territory. The
interest Of no State or Territory will be
so well served by good exhibit us
,bat of Utah, and every citizen should
feel a personal interest in masking the
exhibit Of Utah's resources and INDUS
tries complete.
I solicit tho advice and assistance OF
any citizen who eau aid in securing
rare specimens, or In securing material
along the following lines that we wish
represented in the division OF agrlcul-
ture.
This department will collect and re-
ptesent the agricultural fertllizera,
such as gypsum, nitrate Of soda, or any
other material suitable for plant food,
together with river waters aud analyses
VI the same.
IL will exhibit ita irrigation system
by pbotogTn phs, drawings and Other.
wise, including dams, refcrvoirs, canal
scenes aud irrigation scenes. 800
IL will collect the typical soils OF the
Territory ard show them In a column
As they stand In the soil.
IL will collect the farm machinery,
models Of farm machinery, and early
nppliances of either the farm or the
hoiisebold that have been invented or
made In the Territory. particularly
desire that the early farm appliances
aud modols Of new inventions may he
gathered.
A large painting showing the unique
village farm system n Utah with sur.
rounding country, will bo exhibited,
together with Views Of come OF the
farm homes and farm methods OF Utah,
by mean. Of paintings and Cravings,
or photographs.
Probably no other stock will be
shown but sheep. yet photographs OF
come Of our best animals VIII be
gathered.
Tho flbrcs, both animal and vegots.
bic, will DO collected; VIZ: wool OF
sheep and goats, with thsiT skius, and
cotton and vegetable ilbres.
All classes Of crops, with their pro-
ducts, will be shown, and In the flora
Of the Territory will be included the
woods AMI collection Of our most dis
tlnctivo Towering plants. IL Ia desired
that the farmers having specially nne
samples of any economic plant grow.
ingin Utah will notify me Of the same,
and, on request, forward the samples.
Our principal root crops viii be en-
closed Ia Jars for preservation.
A case OF rare birds, and probably a
few OF our fouT.fOolcd Wild beasts,
I.. aA tho HsNatf -
Mountain sheep aud Rocky Mountain
goat, perhaps a buffalo. | would he
pleased to securs n Rocky Mountain
sheep and Rocky Mountain goat, a.
they belong 10 elasscs Of domestlcated
animals.
a display OF the Agricultural Col.
i,ge and It's technical features will be-
made.
Maps showing the. agricultural
resources Of the Territory will be
shown.
Our dairy products win be exhibit.
ed.
A complete exhibit OF horticultural
products viii be made In a preserving
llquid. This exhibit we wish TO make
inclusive, TO take In all kinds Of our
fruits, from the figs OF southern Utah
through the entire list OF fruits grown
from southern to northern Utah.
Probably the fresh fruits In their season
will also be exhibited.
Samples OF the nuts Of the Territory
will DO collected.
The exhibit will be accompanied by
printed statements AMI maps giving
information In regard TO each part OF
the display, much OF which will he
accompanied by analyses OF the pro.
ducts shown.
IL any citizen can suggest any de-
Hirable feature TO be added, or any
other article OF product 10 DO exhibited,
or can render assistance IA 20 the
method ~ exhibit, or the oollectlo Of
materials, or In any other direction, |
shall bD glad TO hear from him.
trust that advise and assistance will be-
freely rendered. Address
J. W. SASBORs,
Agricultural College, Logan, Utah.