The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-01
UTAH'S BIG FAIR.
VISIT TO THE EXPOSITION
GROUNDS YESTERDAY.
Brief Mention OF Some of the Exhib-
its Already in Place-The Utah Ma
tiOnaI Guard.

i& NJ. society, will be formally opened,
and by tonight the exhibits will all be
in Snaps. In fact most of the exhib-
iitors were putting the finishing touches
on their displays when a Herald re-
Afternoon.
The interior of the building looks
gay, indeed, with the handsome decor
lations of bunting, banners and flags.
From the center, under the skylights,
lis suspended an immense balloon
lshaped ball, from which colored
tstreamers run to all parts of the gal
Ilery, presenting a pleasing picture.
This work was done under the super
vision of j. L. Frank and is a credit
ito him.
In the center building are the prin-
lcipal displays. Here is seen the mag
lnificent exhibit of Utah minerals,
which took first prizes at the Worlds
fair and the Midwinter. The exhibit
lis in the southeast corner and is given
lplenty of space.
Close at hand the workmen were
iengaged in finishing a piece of orna-
mental brick work, with the Salt Lake
Pressed Brick company's product,
(which recently carried off honors at
Philadelphia.
In the center of the building is the
exhibit of the Grant Soap company,
which will astonish the natives 1t is
; lin the form of an immense bee hive,
which towers into the air, and is set
loft with a base work of the products
of the company.
A little further on is the display of
Hewlett Bros bottled beverages, etc
Adjoining this is the exhibit of tbs
Salt Lake City Brewing company. 1t is
in the form of a Swiss cottage, with
gaily painted kegs as the corner sup
ports and bottles everywhere displayed
in artistic designs.
The Wa-sat-kee Mineral Water com
pany has an attractive display in the
northeast part of the building
The placing of the exhibit of the
) Mcdonald Candy company will not be
completed until tonight but Jimmy
says it will be a hummer.
The Lion Soap company, of Ogden
!, is putting an attractive exhibit in
place.
! Stencil & Co. have the northwest
, corner of the building for an exhibit
of furs.
The Provo Wooden Mills company
, is, as usual in on the ground floor, and
has a creditable exhibit.
2. G. NJ L will show what is being
/ done here in the manufacture of shoes
2 A display that will attract great at
tention is the exhibit of the Utah Sugar
: company in the south wing.
In this part of the building will also
, be seen the school exhibit, which i:
far more extensive and interesting
than on any previous year.
1t will not take art lovers long to fine
their way to the gallery, where the ar
&c, TOio hi
Z year are nearly all new, and nearl!
every Utah artist of note will be rep
resented.
In the gallery Is also seen the Utaf
Worlds fair building and grounds il
! miniature, with Dallin's model of Pres
ident Young standing upon a genuin,
l lawn.
In the northwest corner of the gal
2 lery, young ladies will show how sill
Z is manufactured, demonstrating thu
, entire process.
Here, too, is to be seen the exhibi
e of women's work, which is much NOR
t extensive. and of a higher orde
n of excellence than that of two year
ago.
o George Odell was hard at work yes
terday arranging his bicycle exhibit
s which will be the only one seen at tn
fair.
\ All of the above exhibits are nov
4 practically complete. but there ar
2 many more to come in today
4 In the grounds will be seen such
+ display of horses cattle, sheep an
5 swine, poultry, blooded dogs, agricul
\ tural products machinery, etc. as Wi
/ require hours to inspect Taken alto
e gether, the exhibit as a whole, IRE
. spective Of the special features al
!. ranged for by the directors, will be
most creditable one
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The following National Guard order
o were issued yesterday:
!. Headquarters National Guard of Utah,
Salt Lake City, Sept. 80, 1894.
!, General order No 6:
., will be as follows: The different OIL
e CARNATIONS will rendezvous at the II
: dustrial Home building, Fifth Etst stree
j.. not later than 1890 a. m.
. The Salt Lake infantry will form o
t Fifth East street, facing east, A con
e pany on the right, B company on tn
:; left and company the center of Ii
e line-.B company will be the color con
o pany.
To avoid delay the infantry companie
: from a distance will form on the LEI
h arrive at the rendezvous. Colonel e. v
/, Tatlock will command the infantry.
y, The artillery will form in a column {
= sections on Second South street, headin
g on Fifth East street. 1t will follow tn
- infantry with the line of march, at tn
y prescribed distance from its rear. Cal
d tain G. w. Gibbs. will command the a.
3 tillery. The cavalry, commanded by til
g senior officer of the corps present, wi
~ form in rear of the infantry on Eft
- East street and will join the line {
y march in rear of artillery, preserving til
e proper distance from it.
$ Adjutant General G. NJ. Ottinger wi
e command the brigade and conduct Il
q march to the Exposition building
At the entrance of Sixth East sire,
!, from Fifth South street the governor
n carriage will halt and the troops wi
IS pass in review before him.
s. The troops viii be dismissed upc
d reaching the fair grounds. The infantr
will stack arms and each captain plaC
/ a sentinel over the company stack Tt
= | artillery at the request of the fair con
IL The battery commander will see that
e be properly protected from the wealth
n and guarded. The cavalry, under the &
rection of the cavalry commander, W
secure hitching places and provide pr
per guard for their horses
There will be no formation after Il
n brigade is dismissed, and the different o
- CARNATIONS will return to their armori
8 at the command of their captains.
a BY order of the commander-in-chief.
# GEO. NJ. OTTINGER,
- Acknowledgement
,e All members of troop c, Utah Nation
IL Guards are expected to be at the hea
l. quarters industrial Home) on Tuesd;
III morning not later than 9:3O p. M to pa
III ticipate in the pararde.
If ELIAS A. SMITH,
~ First Lieutenant
ID AGAINST THE CITY.
~ Firemen Mowers and Regain G
10 Judgment for Back Pay.