Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
STATE FAIR NOTES.

The wasatch Orchard company comes
out strong with an exhibit OF canned
fruit and vegetables.
Six prospective exhibitors were re-
luctantly turned away today on account
OF the lack of space.
The display OF the Y. c. NJ. I. is made
doubly effective by the ouie, effects In
white and Nile green.
There are over two hundred entries
In the livestock departmentyhat EN-
brace horses, cattle swine and sheep.
The Salt Lake Pressed Brick COM
pany has on exhibition mantel which
is made entirely out Of red brick and
thing.
The floral exhibit Of f. j. Williams
Of the City Cemetery, With Its palms,
cacti and flowers viii draw lots OF
attention.
Living pictures OF Mckinley and his
assassination will be one Of the shows
which will be exhibited in the tent In
the grounds.
Hed's band was out this afternoon
advertising the Fair. II was finally
placed upon street car and q tour OF
the city then followed.
When the Fair is thrown open to.
morrow the public will see the well
earned fruits Of six months hard work
on the part Of the committee,
There are to be four uniformed
special officers on the Fair grounds in
addition to the regular police force
which is detailed for the occasion.
The south annex which is devoted to
the dairy products and vegetables, has
not been overlooked In the matter OF
tasteful decorations and brand new
bunting.
Director Mcdonald with an amount
OF foresight. has ordered a number OF
chairs 10 be placed about the building
for the use of tired mothers with their
little ones.
John H. Back G. Son have moved
their exhibit OF honey, wax and comb
into the main building this year and
have put up one OF the neatest little
stalls on the floor
There is a spotless white hearse
backed against the bar. The combina-
ton was the source Of numerous re-
marks this afternoon among those who
had time to talk.
The beer displays are conspicuous by
their absence this year and Hewlett In
consequence has the corner on bottle
goods In all the glitter Of their contents
gaudy labels and corks
The Temple Of st. Crysplan" with
It's eight pillars supporting a green and
white dome Illuminated by 81 electric
lights, will undoubtedly draw much at.
tention. II is the exhibit OF the ROM
ney, Robinson Shoe company.
In addition to the large amount OF
bunting which Is displayed. the gen
eral effect is considerably height ned by
the placing OF Maltese cross or col.
ored shield at the apex OF each sup
porting column Of the gallery.
The mining exhibit this year Is ahead
Of anything previously attempted The
majority OF the specimens collected
represent the work Of Mr.. Crismon who
recently visited the various mining
camps bearing a commission from the
u. A. NJ. society.
The Weber county frult display Will
occupy nearly q quarter Of the space
on the southeast end Of the building.
Two hundred and fifty boxes Of choice
samples OF grapes peaches. apples and
all kinds Of fruit grown in the state
arrived this afternoon from the north.
The Consolidated Street Railway A.
Power company has a big force OF men
at work In putting the tracks In orcer
outside the grounds !, Is the inten-
tlon 10 put on a fve-minute service
during the fair consequently the public
never need fear that they VIII MT be
able to get up town In time.
Professor briggs Of the State school
for the deaf and blind promises an en-
hibit from that institution which viii
be A drawing card. In addition 20 the
samples OF fruit grown and work done
BY the students a number Of blind
children will give exhibitions OF their
accomplishment daily In the enclosure
set apart for that purpose.