The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-25
LOGAN.
The Cache County Fair.

In the class A, of which Mr.. Ephrsim
Jensen is the supervisor, all the horses
will be placed. None but animals which
have been in the county thirty days or
more viii be allowed to compete. Over
one hundred premiums will be given in
this class, amounting to $500 and twenty
three diplomas.
Glass b, cattle is in charge of Mr.. Sam
uel Holt Rules of D. A. and M. society
viii govern. The exhibitions in this class
will be complete and will undoubtedly be
one of the main features OF the fair. Sixty
i've different premiums are offered.
Glass c, Sheep and Swine-James Loft
house, supervisor. Forty-hve premiums
are offered in this class, and it is expected
that the exhibit will be a large one
Glass ID, Poultry, Bees, etc.-Eli Bell,
supervisor. Forty regular prizes are
offered in this class, and special diploma
will be given for the best display of fish.
Glass E, Agricultural Products-W. E.
Darlington, supervisor. One hundred and
ten different prizes viii be given away for
as many different kinds Of farm produc-
tons. The display will be large and will
show to good advantage the reason we have
for calling Cache county the Creamery Of
Utah"
Glass F, Fruits and Flowers-Ola Lar
son, supervisor. This exhibit is in good
lanQS anu Will DC CreuiO W luo IL u1b duu
flower raisers of the valley.
Class G., Agricultural Implements-W
H Danielson, supervisor. In this class it
is desired that large display of home man
ufactured articles of machinery. etc. may
be made. In addition to the fifty diplomas
and cash prizes offered, special prizes will
be given for any unmentioned implementor
vehicle of home manufacture.
Glass Il, Manufacturers. A Hendrlck-
A hc,, a
emit diplomas and cash prizes are offered In
this class and the exhibit will be good one
Glass T, Minerals-W. n. Thomas super
visor. 1t is intended by Mr.. Thomas that
this department will show all the different
ores OF the country. Also our wonderful
granite and marble.
Glass J, Fine Arts--R. G. EastoD, super
visor. This department will be one Of the
main features of the fair. About thirty
different diplomas and cash prizes are
offered and it is fully expected that
this viii be the finest display of its kind,
eyer seen in northern Utah.
Glass x, Women's Work-Mrs. c. D. w.
Fullmer and Miss A. c. Cassidy supervis-
ors. This display is to be the handlwork
of Cache county ladies. and is not open TO
professionals. Fifty cash prizes are to be
given, and the display will undoubtedly be
good one.
Glass L. Educational-E. w. Greene,
w. H. Apperley and John 4. Game, ir.,
supervisors. The prizes III this depart
ment, amounting to 500 will be selected by
the winner from list in the hands of the
committee.
In addition to the foregoing, there will
be prizes given for worthy, miscellaneous
exhibits and extensive special premiums
too numerous to mention. Two, however,
of special importance are, the splendid
dinner set OF liz pieces, now on exhibition
in the 4. &. NJ. l. window, to be given by
Mr.. G. d. w. Fullmer to the first couple
being married on the fair grounds, during
the fair, and the gold medal to be given to
the prettiest girl attending the fair, by the
Hewlett Bros Soda Water company.
Any further information regarding room
for exhibits. special premiums, ETC.. may
be oDtaiEed by applying to L. K. Martineau
president or j. i. Wilson, secretary.
Messrs. Aaron Farr, H. De Witt, w. e.
jenkins, ID. Crookston and Harry M2th-
ews, have charge of the races, and have
out splendid programme. They will be
held during the last two days of the fair,
Sept. % and 80.
On the first day the first race is a trot-
ting and pacing, free-for-all, mile heats,
! three in five, purse, $780,
Second race, running, half mile dash
purse, $40,
Third race, trotting and pacing, 3-minute
class, mile heats, two in three. Purse $50.
Fourth race, quarter mile dash. Purse,
$50.
Second day-First race, trotting and
pacing, 2 40 class, mile heats, two in three
Purse, s10G.
Second race, novelty running, free-for
all mile dash. Purse, 5000.
Third race, trotting and pacing. free-for-
all buggy horses who have not been tracked
| in the hands OF q trainer, mile heats, twC
in three. Purse, 5000.
Fourth race saddle horses that have
never run on track for purse, half mile
aash. Purse, $500.
Fifth race, trotiing. for all ponies under
fourteen hands high, half mile heats, two
in three. Purse. $1,000.
Apply to E. Farley, director, Logan, fol-
further information.