Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

THE SHOW OF FINE HORSES,
NestsrdayR RECORD breaker In WAY
Of Attendance e. omciaIu over
whelmed BY size OF crowd.

Today Ia the last day of the fair and
judging from tho vast attendance.
everybody IL trylng 20 got final View
Of the great show. There were nH
many people On the grounds today as
thoru were yesterday. when q wa csu-
mated that g0.00O people Ind passed
through the gates during the day and
evening Tho noise u children H. not
30 conspicuous toisy a. yesterday. but
the crush ~ great, and ono moves from
place TO place with difficulty. Interest
ln the exhibits has not laRgod in tho
least, and the majority Of tho people
regard with great pride the evidences
of Utaha material nruwth. one u
the main attractions at the fair today
was the frequent horse pamdes. all of
the best animals being brought out at
frequent intervals md marched Ia front
VI the Grand stand to the pleasure Of
hundreds nf people who gathered under
the ruuf and around the fence. There
IN mo- hNCd program, 10 IL "a gu-un- you-
please day, ana seems TO b. the best of
ALL
Supervisor pnlfrcymnn speaks highly
Of The work done BY the horse Judges.
10 was his Intention az nrHt TO got
Judges from different parts Of the State
hut thry never responded, 30 De- was
uniOr the Necessity Of getting them ali
here. Aud h. l. more than pleased at
the result thinking that II would be-
Impossible 60 Fct more competent
Judges anywhere. No one acvmed 20
know when the pretty Elrl contest came
on, or how the Judges reached their de-
clalon. But q was announced last night
from tho stand that Miss Agnes Gibson
uf ~ south Second EaIt street had
been awarded the prize. ana the verdict
was rcorivyd with ruund VI applause
from both men and women. The Judges
woro w. u. scryis. Jake Weller and
y. J. Hewlett.
The gate keepers have worked almost
nlght and day since the opening OF the
fair, and they al well as the general
officers ana assistants Will enjoy o..
much needed rest that will come az the
close OF the fair. President Wiudcr
and nll the directors nrc strong Ia the
determination 30 have a fair next year.
and 90 establish the practice of holding
an annual State exposition. 90 that tho
citizens of Utah can depend upon II and
prepare for them.
THE HORSE PARADE.
The people who gathered to witness
coach horses, soon exhausted the grand
stand. and made a margin of ten feet
all around the parade yard.
The horses were.
Best team Of ponies IN harness cxclu-
slve OF shotlanda. A. W. Madison
by studebaker Bros. Tor the best
carriage team raised In Utah. awarded
to Moses Thatcher.
For best DRAFT team. to draw 1000
pounds one mile on walk IN least time.
an extra quality heavy winter lap
robe valued At SIS, awarded to r. H..
Smith NJ Logan. The regular asaoci-
alton prize for the same entry was
awarded TO j. 9. Watson a Son OF Salt
Lake.
The special premium offered by STU
dehakrr Bros. for tho beat saddle
horsr adapted for city purposes, raised
IN Utah, was awarded to White a Sons.
Best stallion years old or over. TO
j, ", Windcr.
Best stallion under 3 years. ]. II.
Windcr
Hest mare . years old and over, J. II,
Best nlly yeau old and under .. }.
r. Winder
Rest matched team Of ponies. A.
MuHher second. J. Il. Wlndor.
Best stallion with one OF his got. J.,
H. WindCr
Bssi MARI with one Of her colts. J.
r. Winder.
PERcHERoN.
Best stallion I ycau old and over.
T. ~. smith, Logan; second, Il. Pal
fvymhn, Sprlngyillc.
Best stallion years old and un.
der James q. Bulloca. Pleasant Grove.
Best stallion 2 years old and un-
der J. James o. Bullocs, Pleasant
Grove.