Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
PEOPLE WHO ARE
MAKING THE FAIR.
More Than a Thousand Exhibits with BIO
Exhibitors at the Opening
Hour Today,

Few hours' rest was given to the em-
pl9ycs at the State Fair grounds last
night Indeed. what sleep they got
from shutdown Monday TIN sunrise
Tuesday, was caught in the wee sma'
hours for they worked I'm midnight.
and were there again bright and early
today Even then. some Of the exhibit
tors had so much to DO IN getting ready
that they passed over the time when
the public was admitted this morning;
but before noon all was IN shape.
There was no rush Of visitors an this
afternoon, though the forenoon saw a
gp1dly number These enjoyed the frst
view OF the exhibits under favorable
circumstances and expressions Of adj
mratlon and pleasure were frequent
THE ENTRIES.
More than a thousand district exhib-
Us were made, some Of the exhibitors
having six 20 ten entries each There
are thirteen departments In the Fair,
classified as follows. Department a,
Horses. y, Cattle; G. Sheep aud Swine;
ID, Poultry Bees. etc, u, Dairy
Products. r. Agricultural Products O.,
Horticulture and Horticulture II, Argi-
cultural Machinery l. Manufactures,
j, Mineals, Is, Fine Arts; l.. Women's
Work NJ Educational The number
OF exhibitors In each department Is as
follows. as listed up TO the opening %
tho Fair:
Department 4. AZ; department b, Is;
department G.. n. department, u, 90;
department T., 49, department +, TO-
department @, 81: department II, g
department T. 26 department j, 4 de-
plr.ment X. 80. department J.. Gj; de-
partment NJ, 4, total number OF ex-
hihtors, 2lG
A few more We're expected 20 make
entries for exhibition this evening and
tomorrow. but none OF them VIII be
competitors for premiums. The names
~ the exhibitors in each department are
here given
DEPARTMENT A-HoRsEs.
JOS. Bond, Thos. r. Higgins, Fred
Mosher, W. B. Richards. White & Sons
Jas Thockston, W. l. Bateman, ID. 3.
Brinton, Jno. II. Mantle, Geo NJ. Can
non, James Young Heber BennIon
Chas. @. Plummer, Dolors Oakley H.
palfreyman, r. Strato. Jno. r. Winder
Geo O. Cannon. 4. j. Pendleton, w. II
Stout. K. X. Nebeker, L. Butler, J. w.
Evans and Bro. Thus Turner. / V. B.
Fisher. II. W. Brown, JnO. Mackay, Jn0.
Mccoy c. g. Han, a, II. Roylonce
S. L. Meaudhall. T NJ. Deal ed. o.
Johnston. Lee Young Jas %. Bullock,
r. H. and II. II. Smith. p. c. Peterson,
Welby j. Phillips, Louis FarnsWOrth,
". II. Henderson. y. NJ. Hartman, Jno.
n. Latey a. ~ McHenry Guy f. FL
dredge, Jas. Devine =. u. Lannon,
salt Lake city Corporation.
DEPARTMENT B-CATTLE.
Riverside stock Farm. A. ], Egbert,
j $. Davidson. Island Imp. Co., White
u Sons. Geo NJ Cannon, John r.
Wlnder. Harold Z, Jennings, Ford
Bros j. r. Allen & Bros. Jas. p.
Freeze. Utah Agricultural College, VIM
q Preston. Eugene NJ. Cannon, Cal
braith 6 Beazer
DEPARTMENT C-SHEEP AND
SWINE.
white & Sons. ". 5. Hansen, Leslie
g. Pickering. Jno. c. Sharp and W A.
Cainc. Heber Bennion. J. r. Allen &
Bros JOS Nichols Utah Agricultural
College, Jno. c. Mackay Jos. +.
Wright. Geo. McCune.
DEPARTMENT D-POULTRY BEES,
HARES, ETC,
Riverside Stock Farm, Jno H. Back
q Sons. Raymond Pinney. d. 5. David
SON. j. G.. Chatheld a Bro, Frank y.
Wilson W. L. Pickering Geo. b..
Freeze. Jas. Theckston. MILFORD c..
Woodruff, ogden Belgian Hare Co..
carl Anderson. Jas. II. Anderson &
Bro. Chas. j. Trump. II. X Hunt Best
Edgar & Hubert. Maurice G.. McGrath
n. Pratt. Burnlce Richardson, O..
Taysum VIM. Thompson, Jno. Rudy
Rabbttrles Co.. Scott 4. Jones, Jno.
W. Bird. c. II Spencer X. X. Nebeker
Frank q. Rudy, Jno Reading Roht
Graham. s n. Wright y. J Shecken,
star Poultry farm. White and Howe
Alvin f. smith, Moore q Cornick
n p. Griffin. Rue Sholcs, Richard q.
Winter Benz b Brown, Jno. W. Has
lam. VIM. Oldneld T. u. Heath, +. G..
Brooks. sumner Campbell J. c. Rus
som. Il. ]. Baker, Brook ranch, II. X.
Rowe hurry Rock, Y. b. Macsen. Rex
Nidgley. Rich Ellis.
DEPARTMENT E--DATRY PROD
UCTS,
Empire Creamery Co., Hooper Dairy