Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-25
PROSPEROUS CACHE.
Some Of tho Products lis CllIlins
Will Show at The Fall Fair
RETURN OF SECRETARY rYrER.
iIe Pound an Entcrprising People, Good
Crop dreaming GranArlss, Pine
Horses Etc.

The secretary OF the Dssere. Agti-
cultural and Manufacturing Sooioty
has lust returned from n dying trip
through Cache Valley, made In the
interest Of tho October Fair.
Mr. Pypet visited Logan, Provi'
denee, Millville, Hyrum, wslhville,
Hyde Park, Smithnsld, Richmond
and Lewiston. THIS orchards and
field crops he reports NJ looking mag.
plncont, the latter being now mostly
cut ana ready for tho threshers. In
Lewiston, especially, the wheat aud
oats brought forth EXPLANATIONS Of sur
prise, those crops being very heavy.
Tue threshing machine Ia buIEiug in
many places, and the farmer IL con-
grA,ulau ny himself GU getting cleared
up two weeks earlier than usual. a
very extensive and 4 hibit OF grains
should DO sent from this beautiful
valley.
Lewiston, at one time was called
"Poveriy Fiat" but now II IL the best
gain district In the county, aud tue flne
tvsldenoes Of the farmers aud thu sub
ulAutial aud oapaoious barns, tell tale
Of prosperity In language stronger than
words. The irfigatlug canals oime
from Cub Tiver aud II l. claimed that
just below the coil Il n clay that holds
the wAterso that when dl,ohes arc hlloi
the water stays on the clay and
thoroughly eoAEs tho roll above n,
thus reducing the labor OF irrigation
mater Ivy.
"A any rate, ssya Mr. Pyper, the
cfops make one think Of the Golden
Farmer. Tho people are pretty well
posted about the Fair, showing that
they all read the newspapers.
The secretary arranged for exhibits
Of wheat, Gate, CUrD, cane, limotbl,
red tor, tobacco anu basket willow /
also OF butter and cheese. Tho
live stock Interests were not forgotten
aud II In more than probable that
couple Of carloads Of the ever popular
Cache valley hOrses will come down
and walk on with some Of tbs prizes.
On account OF the depressed condition
| of the horse trAde tue dealers are much
discouraged, but they feel that II needs
Just such an opportunity as this 10 re-
yiye their business, aud that a good
representation OF stock nj the Fair
/ would boom the county aud especially
tue Cache horse Interests.
Tue orchards seem 10 have reached
| their highest slate NJ perfection In
| Providence and Hyrum Hnd no doubt
| will be represented Ia October. Cheese
| anu butter will DO shown by T.. Han.
cen, VI Wullsyille, ana probably by the
I q 10
A Inns Merrill, OF Richmond.
The secretary viii next visit Weber
county
Mr. Wallace, OF tho American
Blsruit company, has jOinot the big
| procession Aud viii show his beat crack.
ors ut tho Fair
Tho executive committee rejected oil
the bus iOr special privileges aud has
called TOT now onus. The privileges
iucluue candy, popcorn, iruii, cigars,
mvrry-g1 -ruuud, program, Advertising,
Toe cream aud summer drinks,
Its proposed to build a restaurant at
the North sud OF the Exposition uuild.
ing, ami the bids Tor that privilege will
not bo received until the plans arc per,
iected.
The appointment Of Dr. Park as as.
Slstnnt supervisor Of tho educational
department inusutts good exhibit In
that lur. The doctor hnd charge OF iti Ia
1899 Aud made tho test school exhibit
of any yet attempted. euudeutands
WHIST II needed, 10 acquainted with the
educators ami will no uUuul make Mr..
Moiviliu's department d feature VI the
Fair
MIS- Game Is the frat lady assittant
supervisor appointed Tor many years,
aud che will relieve Mr., simon vi
much anxiety Ia his department.
Nit. Mayor In the agricultural i'm.
lement line aud MI. l.. h.. BambergaI