St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-03

making machinery. This includes their
rock crushers, road roller, their ser pers
and other machinery made by them
for road construction. A good many
people have very little Idea OF the
facility with which stone can be re-
duced to small particles for road con-
struction, aud the process employed
will undoubtedly be of great interest to
hundreds of people. The company
named issue aud will distribute a
pamphlet on Good Roads and How to
Make Them" which is an exceedingly
valuable compendium of Information.
Prof. Hays, of the state experimental
farm. will commence his preparation of
the exhibit this week, and will get to-.
gether great deal OF valuable inf0rma->
ton. Tuesday, Sept. IL, has been de-
teTmined upon as Good Roads day. d,
Entries for the Races
were closed today. Two or three days
Will be permitted to elapse before the
entries will be announced, so as to per
mt the mail entries to arrive. The
horses have been at Independence. Ia e
during the past week, and this week
will be at Rochester and La Crosse.
Rochester Is the great fast horse town.
of Minnesota. 1t has been so ever since
the days Of Capt. Heaney's Star
OF the West, and the progeny
OF that great horse are still
numerous about Rochester and in Min
nesota. The horses will nearly all come
from the Southern Minnesota fair to
the Hamline track. 1t is certain that
the entries will be numerous, and it
will DO no matter Of surprise it some
records are lowered. The track at the
fair ground is sprinkled and rolled
daily and will be put in the best pos
l,a m do foc
possible, and the Hamline track has
always had the reputation of being
fast track.
The crowds are going to be well fed
this year. Fred Z. Pratt will
Manage the Dining Hall
in the grand stand and the big dining
hall on the main grounds. The Epworth
Nd. +. church, the ladies of one of the
Hamllne churches and E. r. Chamber
lain will all Conduct dining halls. Sew.
eral other parties have the subject of
putting in dining halls under considera-
ton. At the auction sale of privileges
oil Saturday sites were sold for about
thirty booths. These will be for
lunch counters, sale Of popcorn, pea
nuts and red lemonade and all The other
adJuncts of the truly agricultural fair.
These booths are arranged along the
ably be no restrictions placed upon the
yaupers, except the wearing quality of
their threats.
There is going to be great deal of
amusement ON the grounds, also. There
will be two or three merry-g0-rounds, a
novelty i'll the way of a merry-go-rOund
or something Of the sort, in which the
sensation of boat at sea may be en-
Joyed,an Indian show, camp OF Broncho
Johns Wild West Sh wv.
and collection OF ponies for the little
folks to ride. These are all outside Of
the exhibitions by Bronco Johns Wild
West aud Jeakle's Pony Hippodrome,
which will occur OH the main track in
front OF the grand stand every day. The
manager of the fair will retain the sale
of seats in the boxes of the grand stand.
There are some ninety OF
these boxes, and tickets will be
sold at central places in st. Paul and
Minneapolis yet to be announced. The
price of a general admission to the
grand stand will be rs cents. Seats in
the boxes will be sold for 80 cents, and
it will be possible to reserve these boxes
for the week when the arrangements
are fully made.