Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03
LAST DIRECTORS MEETING.
Programme Of Exercises From CON-
monCement 10 Close Of The Fair.
rmE aoru ANNUAL rxmInrr.
Tho buildings aud Grounds tho Scene
OF tho Utmost Activity
Promising Prospects.

AoinOIIoW W I. O'tl1Chi Hoonb tnu
twentieth annual exhibit OF tho
Desoret Agricultural and Manufaotur.
ing Society Of Utah will commence.
The indications are that It will eclipse
by far any and all OF It's predecessors.
In every department there IL promise
Of beautiful and successful showlngs.
The exposition grounds and buildings
were ,hiown open at an early hour
this morning, and all day they have
been the scene Of the utmost activity.
Exhibitors from majority Of
the counties Of tho Territory
were busily engaged In artistlcaily ar
ranging their displays In tho epaGo al
lottod to thom. by tonight the most
OF the entries will have been made and
oil must be in before tomorrow ut 10
O'Clock a. m. The interior Of the main
building has been most beautifully
decorated under tho immediate
supervision OF Herman Bamborg-
or. Thousands Of yards OF bunt.
Ing and an untold amount OF
tissue aud other kinds Of paper Of
bright cOlors have been used In max
and pleasing designs. From a magni-
lcent centorpieco in the shape OF
balloon, suspended from tho highest
point In tho middle OF the main apart
iuent, red, white and blue streameTs
extend 10 all OF tho VALE.
This ornament IN numerously
aluddedlwilh incandescent lights, and
when the full force OF the electric cur
rent 10 turned on the spectacle will DO
one Of dazzling splondor.
THE ART EXHIBIT.
The art exhibit ia expected TO main
tain and even aurpasa the high order "
excellence It has achieved In tho past.
and that means that II will be lar In
advance OF any similar showing ever
attempted In the West.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Tho whole Of the south wing win DO
devoted TO the educational department,
which IL going to DO one OF the features
Of the iair.
MINERALS.
Owing 20 tho lack OF space the
board Of directors today set "a lnfgo
number OF carpenters and other
wing In which 10 display Utah min
erals. The force will he kept ut work
until tomorrow morning, ut which
time II is expected they will have COM
pletod the annex, after whlch'thu min
eral will be moved In.
MANUFACTURES.
W. IL. Rowe has charge Of the man
ufRoturcu' department ana an extern
Give and crodi,aDle display Is expected
~ DO made.
MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.
There will be an earnest but good
natured rivalry among the exhibitors
Of agricultural implements AMI ma
chinery. Tho display viii be tho
biggcsI ever econ in Utah.
IIoRTlouLTURE AND FLoluCULTURE.
II isa little diillcnlt to say just what
kind Of showing will be made In
theso departments, but 1t Ia safe TO ex-
pect a good one.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Agricultural products will be- shown
In great abundance and IN numerous
varieties. The exhibits will also be Of
excellent quality.
LAVE STOCK.
II Is safe to say that tho live stock
department will be one OF which Utah
can be proud. Many fno breeds OF
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs AMI other
animals are on the entry rolls and will
be much admired by our visitors.
mummy ANN uptq
These departments will both be we'll
represented anu viii attract much
favorable comment, besides carrying
OIL valuable prizes.
ADMISSION FEES.
BY order OF the board Of directors,
the admission fec will DO hity cents
each for all adults.
Last Directors Meeting.