The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-03
Dan WeggeIand.
Department I-Women's Work.

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Department I-Women's Work
Gertrude Thomas, K. n. Brown, En-
ma f. WOrmuth, Lucille Sears. Isabel
NJ Sears Mrs. A D. Wellington, Angie
Gabbott, NJ. Gabbott, Mrs. ]. L. Weller,
NJ. c. Dougall, Mrs. ]. J. Daynes. Mrs.
c. 2. Goodwin, Grace Allison, F. d.
Clifford, Miss Ruby Hall, NJ. NJ. Howells,
Utah agricultural college. Mrs H F.
Lily, Robert Graham, Mrs A c. Nc
Callum. Miss A. Spencer. Charlotte Ar
thur, Mrs. L. NJ. Cousins. Mrs. L. Goet-
schins, Mrs. c. Gravel, Mrs w. S. Pat
terson, John Lyle, E. Blackmer Mrs
J. 5. Witcher, Mrs. S. Beals, James E
Hogan. Mrs. c. Alden. A. c. Leonard
Jessie Grant, S T LeOnlrd. Mrs E A
Hubbell. Mrs. w. Erickson. Mrs. A
Martin, Mrs. c. II. Mccoy, NJ. A. Cock
rane, Mrs j K. Shaw, Ida Alt Mrs
w ] Bateman, Mrs. LISA Frazer Mrs
NJ Jensen. C MOnSon. c. NJ Mccall
low, J. NJ. Hamilton, NJ. E. Bassett.
Ragna Aus, Mrs. H. Stark, Anna Wat
kins. Mrs. E. G. Pierce, NJ. NJ Hunt,
w c. Westwood, +. A Conroy. Mrs.
p. Flanders, Mrs. III. Parrot, Mrs. w.
,. Woodruff, Mrs. A. w Cain. jr, Mrs
h F. Lilly, Mrs F. s. Clifford Kate
Hansen. Miss A Trendt, A c. Wood
bury
Department M-EducationaI.
John H. Back. Latter-day Saints
college, Mrs. K. B. Anderson, Lucille
A Young.
Award Premiums Today.
While the fair was formally opened
yesterday, the real work of awarding
the premiums and seeing the fair by
the public in general will not begin I'M
til this morning. At 10 O'Clock this
morning there will be a grand parade
through the city of all the horses on
exhibition. The parade will pass I'D
Main street through the business part
of the city to South Temple. east on
South Temple TO State and south on
State. This is expected to be one of
the best features of the entire fair and
viii be in reality the opening so far as
the livestock is concerned
The awarding of premiums will begin
in almost all the departments as soon
as the parade of the hOrsemen is over
IN the morning. Some of the judges in
some of the departments were not vet
appointed yesterday, and in some of
the other departments the names
would not be given out. In the depart
ment of horses the judges are James
Rae. Captain Samuel Paul and Chief
James Devine. In the breeding de-
partment of the Short Horn and Here
/ ford cattle the judges are John Sparks.
b F. Saunders and T. J. NipDen In
/ the beef department the judges are T.
}. Nippen. ]. G. c. Glanfield and John
! Sparks. The last named gentleman is
/ a large cattle raiser from Nevada and
/ has already exhibited his cattle this
year in California Washington, Oregon
4 and Nevada. He speaks in the highest
terms of the Utah exhibit of cattle.
Belgian Hares Feature.
The division set aside for Belgian
mares is one that is attracting much at
tention this year for the first time. The
as president and J. C. Chatfield as sec
rotary, has taken the matter I'D and
as result there is a fine DISPLAY OF
animals in this division The Judges
are John Haslam. D. B. Jeremy and
Mrs. l. NJ. Hollingsworth
J There are a few of the departnents
I in which the display is disappointing
/ This is true of the agricultural imnIe-
ments, the educational department. the
/ minerals and the agricultural products
! IL is especially true of the latter and is
( due in part to the hardness of MANY
exhibitors. They failed to get their ar.
] tlcles in in time to be properly entered
/ There are some fine vegetables and
J grains on exhibition, but the QUANTITY
and variety are far from what roiobt
! be expected The educational displaI
/ is very neager. and the mineral dis.
/ play is confined to the exhibits of fou,
/ men. While this display is very goo6
it is limited
Attractions at Fair.
Today promises to be a great dav fo1
| the fair and a great crowd is IooIxa6
/ Tor. The weather promises to he ner.
/ feet. No set programme has been ar
/ ranged, but there will be plenty tn ar
/ tract the attention of all. whether they
/ go for pleasure or instruction. In adj
/ dition to the parade of the horses there
/ viii be two exhibitions on the tranese
! by Herr Busch. This acrobat and con.
1 tOrtiOniSt gave an exhibition Yesterday
! afternoon that won grant appIause
/ from the crowd He performs wonder
/ full feats and viii be a great attrac-
/ ton all through the fair. Then there
1 VIII be a colored quartette that will
/ give at least two concerts each dav and
I Held's band will be on hand at All
1 times with its best music
There was excitement on the ground
among the guards yesterday afternoon
| when it was discovered that tbe
grounds were fairly swarrninsy with
| boys and girls who had not cot in al
the gates. An investigation showed
that the fence about the grounds wa
f-irly riddled with holes. while in some
places ladders had been made of wire
so that the kids could climb over or
crawl under easier than to walk to the
gate When these facts were laid he
fore the mana cement Chief Hilton was
appealed TO and as a result todav
there will be two mounted police on
a1.1 fr, let in hafT