The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-29

and his boy sleep amid flowers and a
fountains melancholy flash, and by the
big yellow museum, where the other
half of the Cesnola collection is now
installed.
WHERE THE YOUNG HORSES ARE
TRAINED.
The way to the farm lies by the girls
dornitory and gymnasium, down tree
sheltered lane. The university is in a
treeless line The trotting form is in a
park of live oaks. superb trees, Of
which the birds have made a vast aVi-
a1y. Going up to the group Of tall
barns in a quadrangle of stables and
offices. vearlings and colts looked over
their paddocls, making friendly over
lures with their moist noses but the
silence of noon was unbroken, except
by the enorUses. the conventions, the
congresses and domestic doings in the
tree tops overhead.
.Billy. Gileein, Billy Gileeini o, Billy
Gileein!" Billy is one of the old en-
ployees. He was here in the palmy
DAYS of the governor
We were leaning over the open kim
dergarten track with a marquee Shell
+erine dome seats in the center.
Here's wher the governor used to
sit with his visitors watching the young
ones. The governor was great man.
He didn't think anything OF spending
re. 600 on an experiment and then Write
boo,z about it, the last claise evil
IDENTIFY representing to Billy mark OF
the governors ability which mere dol
lars could not do.
now. but you see this isn't work for
lady
Things are certainly we'll looked af-
ser The order. cleanliness and attrac-
tfveuess of the place is a pleasure to
the eve. In the center of the group OF
five oaks is q mound which encloses
the famous dead. Chief of these is
TNBsT THAT MADE" THE RANCH.
ssIglectioneer made this ranch says
7sillx. Didn't YOU ever see the list of
his "thirties?" We strolled on TO the
iong row Of low white brick stables,
where the famous stations are housed
to look al Aznoor, who resembles most
of ali his famous father Each morse
has q large room 10 hlmsen win an
an+echanlber where his toilet articles.
boots and wardrobe hang. Successfully
we visit Aznoor, Advertiser, Dexter
prince. the half brother of Dexter,
x1oodnut. Manoca and "Adben."
a vearling that holds the worlds
record of 2:23, Irsi Advertiser, dam
Raautiful Bells" continued Billy, whose
Ne~AA
only be compared to the chapters OF
s.beeots" in the Old Testament, and
takes I'D again the famous story of
ITleetioneer, the father of Arion, 2:07&,
of Sunol Posi-, of Palo Alto, 2:OS&.
whose roll OF honor contains II in the
e.15 list. of SO in the 2:20 list, of AZ in
1ba Dos list and of 70 IN the $3.50 list,
and grandfather OF Azote, son Of
Wins, with a record of 2:o4s4. With
+be exception of Verbootschick, the
white Russian stallion wearing the en-
,oe~or's crown on his side to denote his
innerial breed, all the stations are
Flecfioneer's descendants, and their
doings fill book.
Prf ali the honors of the Palo Alto
form are not Electioneer's. eBautiful
Ralls is "a years old. She has brought
;nfn the world is boys and girls, and
incidentally contributed to the adj
vancement in knowledge of the boys
anS Girls of Leland Stanford jr., uni
1sa5.sifv 5000. 00O One of her sons, Bell
sf2oT was sold for s5t,000 and shortly
after was burned to death in the Clark
sTal1les at Lexington, KY. Beautiful
Pelis has a baby by her side. 1t was
i-iclSirg its heels In one of the small
,addoclxs for the colts-a. slender, dark
brown young thing. curious and friend