Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
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nav after tomorrow tn" gates Of the
state fair grounds viii be thrown open
"a the public. the turnstiles VIII begin
10 click and the people win have oppor-
urtles during six days 20 see what has
confidently been pronounced the great
e,t state fair as far as present indi-
cations 70. that this state has ever been
blessed with It will be the greatest
both in point Of variety OF exhibits and
excellence Of entertainment It will also
he the greatest from the sordId stand
point Of money value. .....
OPENED BY GOV CUTLER.
when The fair Is formally declared
open by Gov Cutler Monday afternoon
there win be hundreds OF thousands Of
dollars worth OF Utah products on the
grounds And there win be outside eS-
A.bs me value Of which win run into
handsome figures. A schedule Of these
Values may prove interesting at this
tine An expert who went carefully
over the ground this morning did a lit
ts figuring with the following result;
Ss5oOoo ESTIMATE.
Show horses, S15,OOO race horses. $50
NO, manufactures and liberal arts ex-
hIblts 100000. cattle, $4,000; hogs, slO-
oo. sheep, 5000; horticulture and ag-
rIculture 10000; chickens, $1,000; dogs,
10000 art exhibit, 5000 automobiles,
$4,000 farm machinery and imp.e-
men's, $4,000; buildings and equipment,
S5OooO value Of free and other attrac-
Tons, $4,000 II win be seen that the
grand total Is more than se5OOoO.
NEARER MILLION MARK.
The estimate Is believed to be a con-
eorvatlye one Those who are familiar
Wh The character Of the displays insist
tntt 'ne figure Is far nearer the mill
'on-dollar mark This because every
STATE Industry Of Importance Is repre-
s'nIed by an exhibit that shows In de-
ialI lis character and It's value. II is not
impossible indeed, for anybody TO see
d" OF them In a visit OF a day OF even
Two or three days at the fair.
MANY VISITS NEEDED.
nobody who doesn't go to the grounds
every day will be able to say with truth
,0s' he has seen everything worth see.
'Hs az the fair The free attractions
''0'' are enough to satisfy the ordl-
nary observer for there are more Of
ms"' ana they have been gotten to-
t''0eT al greater expense than any sim.
"'' use That has ever been presented TO
VIE people Of this state.
DERBY DAY.
w. opening day, Monday which
t1, fair calendar as Derby
rR VIII oe most attractive MANI
ci.. We attracted by the onening cxer-
fJb',a' ..io IN the Manufactures and
NIL, '' Alls building, and eyerybouv
o., "N'l' TO see the Derby and The 9th.
No, o', Ihe opening program win
'''0py more than 30 minutes.
GOVERNOR AND STAFF
NH, 'omg'ly at lis Governor cutler and
WIN '.dU' ne latter in dress unirorn,
anI ,Its'emblo with the fair directors
g,,,,, '' other participants i'm tho nro-
sc 'O lhe band platform Afto, nm
Slr,, .'e band the Rev. Air pnt.r
Tb,IP Nn'l, Nlu deliver a,bricf lnvocatio,,
nv wy he followed By a abort sncorh
Ub,t,, ,'uent Mcdonald al tho cnd ar
bniJ., Ne WIZ hand the KEYS ~ tba
emo. r. 10 the chief executive CO..
eps4 ygNer win declare the f,r m.
m Al, 'uu men everybody win odtour,,
ocI5cTg races which begin promptly AT
FREE ATTRACTIONS.
free @s' o,,. the races, though one Of the
NJ attractions win be glyon f., sro o
m, b,andstand. And afier ~, 49,
race o,.l.' ne other free attractions Tho
an ,'.' mus Tor the opening dav os for
Tb, wy Gays Of the fair are wsit oiin5
trl., leroy for example. mas eigbt avn
stare Tt una AZ least six Of them win
bslloros w race Is at mile. and II s
trsD l tne result WIN be broke,
record for the distance.
''''iI CROWDS EXPECTED.
year r' y ,Hr attention is to be paid thIs
that ,,in "e entertainment of the crowds
The nlnr, want TO see the fair at night.
OF Tho ''llll,atlon OF the grounds viii no
attracting Iillllant character ana the
an be rc Va slSen during the day WIN
"a csl praled every evening with ada
Az, TITS, This win give tbose 80
to enjoy the blessings sSTS a Of f' issr chance nance