Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-05

The Coop. Wagon snd Nashine Co. Have
finn Nshihit
Acting upon the theory that IN order
Go mHE4 iho state Fair a. great success
% would d. nncca .lry Co nuke exhibits
which ln thcmreivca would be- attrac-
tirnf, Mr. usd n udol. manager of the
Coop VISION md Machine cumr1 "
hla caused tn Dr. rot up nt the Htt.e
Fair and zoe ln operation one ul ihH
most hiEhly Interesting cNhlblt1 Of Farm
implements of ni kinds th1t one would
care t1 H0n 10 hnr taken both limo
aud much money To- accomplish this ont.
but the eject ls ONE of iho features n
the Fair. Wore 10 nOt Tor this display
thg machinery end VI % would prnc,i.
The exhibit ia aet 40 nonr the north
end 0f tue exposition house. in fenced
on UnCluoaufr ana Includes reif-
binding harvester. J. /. Cas- threahiug
machine. rnIf rake reaper. and
mower aro IN operation from power
furnished b. a J, D. Gaze throahlng su-
Firo Then thort o. hn irrigation plant
lu sou operation. ftta "a nvc-horae pow-
or plant with o. sixteen foot wheel ami 10
fNH MHl ln use lu many place Tor both
nrn rnl Domestic puuolca, Thon there
Or VIVA mIIl tnn power from which
pumps tho wartor Tor tho Fnir. besides
t10. a every Kind VI farm tonl ana
can enHiiy he compr,honded. Wagons
Cor u.0 Hf camping naflca. nhOCp men
and uih"r. hugrira. Surveys. heavy wa
guuHi IlHnt wagons nul 900 sort of Nrhl-
clio nrr here nn display 90 tho most at
tractlv. style. In fact. lH one man was
heard 90 remark this Dr. whole show %
Itself 10 properly take ln the whole
display ~ The company win require
some little time 10 DO Il Justice.
FAIR NOTES
one of the pfctticat exhibits on tho
ground was that of j. o. Mcnonald'a
candy works. No represents tho urlok.
On go ueuHluu bridge beautifully om-
helliahcd with highly cnlorcd candles IN
fcstnunn. fantBHtioniiy arranged In
tho midst Of their spl"ndor in each show
clro " rrou original tclograms. letters
ctc.. showing tho cxpanaiyc market
thcY have Tor their Molhascr Nuggets
and Greek Cough Drops Tho display
comprifss about 300 different kinds ~
candy embracing sixty four kinds of
chocolate aud cArnmols.
pr. y. Dunn. OF HnrlnrvIlle hna on
exhibition two Zinc rhHri horns with
pedigree showing thornughbrcds. one ~
of the "ltuhy' family, a nno appcariug
ycarllrU bull. The other N ycnrlinn hol-
for or the "Aiorr Rose" family. Dr.
Dunn intends 10 make the breeding Of
short Horne an incidental business az
apriugvillc.
shorthorn cattle nrc also exhibited by
SIR. John n. IouFon of M. Pleasant,
who has a couple uf second prizes Tor
HhuHhuru G and Z months Old cnlNcni
they ate beauties. ST.. Jensen o. In
PRODUCING the Booth Bates and Cruick-
shank families Ia sanprtc county and
this exhibit viii undoubtedly stimulate
hln buHluona.
The sheep interest are Attended
ne tho sheep department by J. H. Allea
" iir11. ~ Draper. their speciality u tho
Cotsvoid and ilamhuillct The exhibit
comprises some iine animals dlivcty
Imported from England. and they have
quite hrcnilng herd " about thou
fhnd heId. Thcy fDed their sheep ~
Draper lu tho winter and run them on
the uinthh indian reservation during
tho summer and arc making this cx-
cullcnt breed ~ sheep o prominent Tea
turn df the wool intfrvrtn M utah. Last
year thUy sold about 500 head 81 home
bred English and Canadian sheep.
McrgrH. Allen Bros, also have an I'M
usually fine display of ahorthorn cattle.
classes the 'Nhihlth are nll imported an
imniH. showing four bulls and eight
holioia. an being remarkably fat and
wen bult.
John w. gcoly of Mount Pleasant had
tine exhibit uf short horns embracing
Fourteen head OF stock In the Bates. and
Crulkshnnk strains, with the Wln1ome
and Waterloo families pus1ominatlng
Tho Hates strain being especially
adapted 90 dairy use. while thg Crulk-
shank being the Ideal beef brrod. Mr..
Scciy e. one uf tho principal stock rails
ora In sanpcto county. aud ia making
a. speciality ~ these strains iu tho Uut-
de department, having at "a great cN-
ponHe imported tho very hUHt stock nr
can be seen by hia having secured tho
blue ribbon Tor the best two-year-nli
short horns. IN addition 90 hiH stock
oxhihit Mr.. Hoely has number 90
Humhoulllet rains and ewes whose reln-
tlvcr have been famous nH prize vim
urrs nc other mlrf. yiz., IN ohio. Min
nosotn, Indiana and tho Worlds Fair.
Tho stock that ia hiH especially T. the
lnmhoulillnt HhUUn being best adapted
for mutton and wool Mr.. sooly has
ranch that includes besides stock
and sheep, imported ducks, chickens,
dogs. hogs. rtc.. hud On worth 70 visit 20
his won kent ranch az No. Pleasant be-
Ing 1ns Of tho largest IN the State.