Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-29

At the right hand upon entering 10
situated the schools exhibit. which,
judging from The money which has
been spent in artistic ratings and the
general arrangement OF such exhibits
that have already been put In place,
win be better than heretofore. Follow
ing the aisle round the art exhibit 0c-
cuples the entire north wall. on the
west side are situated the womens de-
partment, the band stand over the en-
trance and the fruit display, The south
wall Is occupied by floral displays and
dairy products. In the center Of the
hall are the ambitious stalls OF the
ogden Woollen mills, a new display for
Salt Lake; Immediately adjacent Is
the booth of the Bear River company
and the Utah Sugar company. This
oonjolnt display ranks foremost, with
its general artistic effect In cereals,
fruits and sugar beets. The Y. G. NJ.
!. across the aisle also will attract con-
siderable attention as soon as the booth
il completed, Among other ambitious
displays, which this morning were in
embryo are those OF the Stencil Fur
company, Cutler Bros, John Paulson,
John Bach, Palace Meat Market,
Canning company, Deseret News. Brad
ford of ogden, Beyerldge and several
displays of art china
Immediately outside the big hall at
the rear IS situated q large marquee
wherein win be given a $1,000 yaude-
VILE performance free twice daily to
the general public. II Is the idea that
II the weather remains flne and warm
h. Ill ha
big show will be able 10 be seen by all.
Just north OF this tent the various at
fractions Of the midway have today
been rearing their tents in anticipation
OF prospective business
In the direction Of livestock the fair
this year viii surpass all previous ef-
forts when II comes 10 a congress Of
thor0ughbreds 1--WE have now $4,000
worth of cattle on the grounds" said
Mr.. John II, White this morning. II
have seen all the largest cattle exhibl.
lions In the country and | have no hes
itancy In saying that / could go round
the grounds and by taking one animal
here and another there could make up
a herd OF pedigree cattle that could
beat anything In America today"
What Is worrying Mr., White Is where
he will put all the livestock. ~ have
given orders" he said, ito build 30
additional pens for sheep, % stalls for
horses, and | guess we viii hive 20
have accommodations for more cattle.
She Ia going TO be d hummer"
Taken all In all there are over 1000
entries IN the various departments and
stlll more coming In
Otuside Of the regular attractions OF
the fair the management looks for big
crowds TO attend the horse races, which
win be feature every afternoon during
the balance OF the week, The track IL
now In perfect condition and commence
Ing every morning at 1880 the horsemen
have been trying out their steeds for
some time past,
WHAT THE OFFICERS SAY.
Secy Sears-"I never have been so
busy before In my life as | have been
the past two weeks. You can say that
this fair this year will SO lar eclipse
previous efforts in the same direction
In every department that It will look
like 81 10000 against 30 cents
j, q. Mcdonald. chairman Of the
amusement committee Don't talk
about previous fairs TO me, for this one
will be 80 far ahead Of others In the
past In the amusements alone we have
some Of the best attractions going that
are worth twice the price Of admission
Then, too, we have made q vow that
the fair will be complete by noon to-
morrow 40 as not TO dlsappoInt the
public"
John ". White, supervisor OF cattle
department-"W have $4,000 worth Of