Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05

| depression when has characterized
the stock market Tor the last year or
Two would cause neager exhibit Of
live Ut ok at tue Fair this year. II ia
probable that larger Numbers Of aui.
mails have bruu shown a, former
, iair,, but Il II not believed that any
I liner ones have ever bsen seen In thia
Territory than are now on exhibition.
This uppiius 10 horses, cattle, shoop,
swine, aud poultry.
IHE HORSES.
At O'Clock this Afternoon the
| Judges Viewed the competitors for tho
prizes for English snirs stations.
Fur horses were In clmpotiuon.
One was chestnut, entered by sam.
uoI Parish OF Centorville; another was
a brown, entered by Smith Bros, OF
Cache county; another black, entered
by RerJ 5moot Of Provo; another was
sorrel, entered by George NJ. Carter
ni this city. The first named took the
ffrt ~ aud the second named re-
coivej tue second pfz,.
Il
| noe once, and the two who took przrs
were superb Ia form, color add action,
besides being OF gTcatsz. All these
animals would have buUu very valu-
able n few years ago. some feeling
| was developed over the decision OF tho
| Judges, snd they hRu some difficulty
/ III coming 10 conclusion.
Just preceding the above contest
were two others, One for tho Clydes.
| dale ptiLe Ia which there were three
! tnifiss, aud the other for the Perchsrun
/ pc ~, Ia Which there we're several
entities. Only two Clydesdale horses
were shown anu the nTst przu, Slb,
WAS given To Benz. Is. Harmon. lho
same exhibitor received gold medal
iog the beat Clydesdalo stallion and
| get.
w. T.. Bowen, the noted horse
breeder Of spanish Fork, shows two
| mafuificent Petchefon atallilns, and
| mafe OF the eamc bfeed, which II
| good match for cltncr. INu lame cx-
hibitor SHOWS nEo French ooHoh
| mare.
land ponies, souao Of u sz,sx1s>nss
email sni ~. Ghioh mr.. lry
hor' = ~n.sayome. There Az,
/ -. % .. various breeds aud elassc.,
br.iues those shove mentioned, us.
tailed reference 10 which cannot bu
given Tor lack or space.
Commanding ~ two O'Clock this
afternoon, hvely contest for priz1s
tooh place between roadstefr, at Libsr-
" park.
Asa whole the display OF horses was
large aud goOi, am embraced some
masui1coHI specimens Of various
| breeds.
1IE CATTLE.
White a Sons show several head OF
enOfmguhly lat cattle, Including tho
ShOrthOrn aui P0liei Angus breeds.
they also exhibit splendid sh0Tthorn
bull, anu several finu cows OF the same
breed. The animals shown Ia thls ex-
hiuit are highly cteditabie.
john Il. Niudvr, VINO naa long been
a noted breeder OF Jefsoy cattle, shows
tinu collection Oi specimens VI this
breed. Que 10 n magnificent bull, and
Others arc cows which have great
records ~ butter maker. There Wefo
nine head OF Jersey cattle Ia this eN-
hibil, hnd eight OF them received nrst
pfizpe. There were RiaO three head u
| nuiHitins Ia Mf. Windet's exhibit
| Two COWS anu heiief--tvo VI which
took fut prizes. He has also Devon
bull, which lo1k Inst prize, anu SIEVE.
raj head OF Devon cows, calves anu
Htiiurs, which took lTst prizes. THIS
wasA very fine, large anu valuable OK.
hibit, taken M "a whole. A Holstein oull
uameu sir Henry Matthias. belongs TO
ID. shipper OF Murray, received tho
tfst prize. IL Is Asplehdid animal.
SHEEP.
The exhibit Of sheep IL very exton.
siye, Aud embraces many splendid
animals Of different bfvodr. There
were spanish merlno bucks and ewes,
| S0uthuOwu aud Colsw oldu, ali of fins
size, quAlity and Bleeding. This OK.
hibit would indicate that tho sheep
Industry 10 sIill on the advance IN
Utah.
THE HOGS.
Mo.t Of the animals oxhib-
lied Ia competition for the prizes
offered Tor hogs belong tO
the Agricultural College. THIS insti-
ton ,Nhlbits large numteT OF ani-
mAls, many Of which are very tnv.
Several different breeds arc represent
ed. There should have been greater
humber Of exhibits Ia this department
imam there aye.
THE POULTRY.
Tho number OF exhibits In the
poultry Department. is very large, and
inUst OF them $40 very iine. IL isproh-
ably tho most extensive collection OF
| poultry ever shown In this Territory,
unless NJ fairs held for the purpose.
| All the leading varieties OF chickens
ARE represented, aud there are large
number Of peus containing pigeons OF
different breeds. specimens OF rabbits,
etc. Asa whole this department has
been very we'll hllvd.
MOTIFS,
| John a. Windor exhibited n pair Of
BLACK shetland ponies that were about
~ small, and certainly as pretty, aA
any ever seen IN this city They |efe
well matched, land drew cute little
carriage that seemed 10 have been
mRIu tor thpm.
Among the live stock exhibits was
| pen containing three head OF deer
| nod by J. NJ. Anterior, which NJ.
trguted much attention.
Supreme Court.