The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
TERRITORIAL FAIR.
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COM.
MITTEE HELD YESTERDAY.
Idaho Heard From-The Military
Observation-Disclosures Special Premi-
um-Creameries to BE Represents
ed-GeneraI Notes.


ed-GeneraI Notes.
The executive committee of the D. A.
& M. society met at the Fair Office yes
terday, Directors Sears. Empey, Jen-
nings and the secretary being present.
The secretary was authorized to let
the privileges for chewing gum, artific-
ial flowers, and gas balloons.
> The following letter to Secretary Ply
per was read:
Il am instructed by the directors of
the Bannock Stake Fair association to
inquire whether you can entertain the
proposition of our sending to your fair
a selection of our best agricultural eX-
hibits. Our fair will be held Thursday
and Friday, September "a and 2s. OF
course we do not ask to compete, but
we would be very pleased if you can
allow us to exhibit provided ii is not
inconsistent with your rules.
Yours fraternally,
JAMES GILLESPIE,
Secretary"
municate with Mr.. Gillespie and ascer-
tain how much space would be re-
Quired by him for such an exhibit, with
the idea. that it would be allowed if the
space can be spared.
The following was read from General
Ottinger:
George d. Pyper. Secretary d. A. &,
NJ. Society:
- Dear Sir-Yours of the 2Sth received.
In reply | will state that l will accept
the position of assistant supervisor of
the art department.
1 will call at your office and talk over
the proposed attendance Of the Nation
al Guard at the fair. have every rea-
son to believe that the proposition from
the d. A. & NJ. society will be received
with hearty endorsement by every COM
pany of the National Guard and
shall use my best endeavors to turn out
the entire force for the occasion.
would call on you today, but they are
rolling in ordnance stores from the de-
pot, and L must be on hand to receive
them. Yours respectfully,
G. NJ. OTTINGiER,
Adjutant-Gen. u. N. G."
The following was presented from
the Coop Wagon and Machine COM
pany: We have decided to give a
special premium, and we cannot think
at this writing of any article more SER
Viceable to the farming community
than a Gazette sulky pillow, similar to
which we offered in 1892; and while we
Go not care to state what this is Of
Tered for, and would not be DESTROYS of
Duplicating our request of 1892 on
threShed lucerne seed. we are still
pleased to offer this premium or some
premium that may eventually be de-
cided between yourselves and US, not
exceeding this article in value and
which we want to deliver to YOU prior
TO the opening of the fair for exhibit
ton.
You will kindly make a suggestion by
return mail what the premium shall be
aglven for Yours truly,
COOP WAGON & MACHINE Co"
> The secretary was instructed to meet
Mr.. Odell and arrange for placing the
special premium
The restaurant bids were left over
until MOI. ay next.
Adjourned
NOTES.
The Brigham City Wooden mills will
make an exhibit this year.
The creGmeries to be represented in
october are: L. Hanson, Wellsville:
MeadowVille creamery, Evansville
creamery, Cache Valley creamery.
Henry Seamons, Rockport.
H. Dinwoodey Furniture company Of
fer as a special premium one fine baby
carriage for the heaviest baby under
six months of age, parents to register
at their store on First South street: the
babies to be weighed at the fair on a
day to be named by the directors.
w. w. Browning has accepted the
proposition Of the Deseret Agricultural
and Manufacturing society to judge the
poultry show at the fair and he will he
present to do full justice to all exhib-
ftors.
The secretary is now ready to receive
entries and also annual membership
fees, 81.
Business done now with the fair will
not nave 10 be done during the tremen-
dous rush of the opening days.
Just one MONTH