Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

Chairman Heber Smith, consisting OF
John e. Sharp John +. Austin James
II. Moyle C. B. Stewart and ]. T..
Leary. met yesterday in the woolgroW-
ers rooms 40 the Constitution block
and prepared the following premium
list for the exhibition.
Best Ave shrop. rams. / TO ) years
old. FIRST $780, second. SIS.
Best five Shrop ewes, 10 years Old,
first SIS. second. SIS.
Best five Line. rams, / to : years Old.
first. $50. second. t25.
Best FIVE Line. ewes. 1 20 ) years Old.
first. $50. second, S2j.
Best five Mer. Ramb rams. 1 TO 8
years old, first. $50. second SIS
Best five Mer. (Ramb) ewes. / 20
years old, first, SIS; second. SIS.
Best Ave French rams, / 70 years.
first. $50. second, SIS.
Best five Mer French ewes. | 10 8
years old, first, So; second SIS.
Best ~ band all-arOuud rang. ewes.
any age or breed drst. $50 second, SIS
Best 90 band all-arOund lambs. any
age or breed first, $50: second s2j.
Best 80 band ail-around fat lambs
any age or breed. first. $50 second, S2i
Best 90 band all-around wool lambs,
any age or breed. first, $50, second. Sej
Best 50 band all fat Yearling wethers,
any breed, FIRST, $50; second. SIS.
Sweepstakes, best ram Of mutton
breed, first. $50. second i2j.
Sweepstakes. best ram OF wool breed
FIRST, $50. second. SIS.
In addition 20 the foregoing list OF
cash premiums. which the committee
win recommend Offering. numerous cups
Of beauty and value VIII be hung UP
By local merchants on the classes euum-
Grated and special exhibits to be desg-
mated later; and additional cash prizes
are also forthcoming from breeding as
sociatlons livestock commission COM
ranies and union stockyards between
here and Chicago.
LIBERAL OFFERINGS
The subcommittee appeal for pre-
miums on classes OF their own prefer
ence made 30 Col W. r. Skinner ot the
Chicago Union Stock Yards company
and Maj. George W. Ballantine vice
president OF the Denver Union stock
Yards company, was generally respond
ed 10 with the promptness which us
ualy chatacteri2es the management Of
these big selling places when asked 20
boost a good LIVESTOCK Nluse. and
other markets viii undoubtedly BE- as
liberal in their offerings when they
are heard from by the committee
The above premium list viii be sub
mitted 10 the general meeting OF sheep
men and others which Is called for the
9Th Of october, at ,. m, In the Com
mercial club parlors. as well as a place
for show grounds and necessary con-
struction, uptown, at a convenient place
for the display of sheep exhibits.
NONE WILL BE BARRED.
The latter win be numerous and en-
brace the best rams, ewes and lambs
Of the northwestern ranges. as no rang
state will be barred from competition.
and efforts are being made to procure
such exhibition rates as Will enable
showmen to exhibit here and subSe-
Quently go after the Denver purses %
the western stock show, TO DO pulled
OF at the Union stockyards there be-
tween the Path and S0th OF January.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made for the latter and $4,000 In prize
money will be hung up Tor WesteruNeX-
hihitors.
Il Is estimated that $3.50 will be re-
Quired from Utah sheepmen to make a
creditahle showing here Of intermoun-
tain focks. This IN addition TO the
fund which win be provided through
the agency Of the Commercial club fot
the reception and entertainment Of del
egates and visitors, and al the meeting
yesterday. a systematic raid for the
required sum was planned by the CONF
mittee.
4 full report Of all work viii be made
10 the general meeting on Oct ., which
It Is expected will be attended By ey-
cry sheepman IN attendance upon con-
ference.
A NEW ORGANIZATION
II now seems likely that as an out
growth of the numerous meetings OF
fockmasters incident upon the prepar-
ations being made for the national con-
vention. a new state organization,
which is very much needed by the Utah
sheep owners may be formed The old
Wool Growers association was o. too
loose construction 20 carry forward the
work for which II was formed. ID had