Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-09-27
EXHIBITS FOR THE FAIR
BEGINNING TO ARRIVE
Additions Made TO Premium LiSt---Bri||iant
Aggregation of Free Street
Shows.

Everything connected with the
fair, which opens next Wednes-
day, October 3, is running smooth
ly. Exhibits of fruits, vege-
tables, grasses and grains are al
ready pouring in. The exhibition
of fruits, especially, is going to be
surprise party even to residents.
No better has ever been collected
in the state. Entries of horses al
ready made insures the success OF
the races. Enough bucking horses
have been secured to guarantee that
strenuous feature as highly enter
tanning. The directors held a
meeting in CARROTS opera house
Tuesday evening and appointed the
following additional committees and
judges;
On exhibits and their arrange
ment-C. ]. Griffith, ]. L. Brad
ford, w. D. Bailey, Mrs. w. c.
Howie, G. D. Howe, J. G. Coates,
Mrs. w. D. Goehring, Mrs. w. D.
Reynolds, Henry jacobson.
Judges of bucking contest and re-
lay race-W. A. Reynolds, A. M.
Hall, ]. E. Wilkins.
OF other races-Wm. Corder, w.
L. Harley, L. B. Green, w. w.
Fountain, Jas. Dunn, F. M. Wood
ford.
Of cattle-J. w. Bailey, F. M.
Woodford, ]. B. Stanfield.
Horses and Mules--Miss Kittie
Wilkins, A. w. Lockman, Peter
Weber, VIM. Hodge, Sr.
Swine August Kunnecke, Chris
Hendricks, S. R. Jerome.
Grassees and grains-W. H.
Smith, T. Mcmillan, Jas. E. Gree
DO, Harry Willis.
Fruit--R. w. Smith, L. T. Will
cox, r. P. Chattin, Marion Daniel,
Henry Jacobson.
Poultry-O. B. Corder, w. L.
Thurman, H. A. Beach.
Sheep Pence, w. S. Lee,
T. S. baltimore.
Farm products II. Patter-
son, Chris Miller, II. B. Wolff,
John McKeegan. Under this heac
is included butter, cheese anc
honey.
At this meeting the directors de.
cided to issue a second edition o.
the premium list, the first having
been exhausted. Owing to the linn.
tied time, this second edition will
not contain the advertisements, a:
the Maverick office, where it i:
being printed, wouldn't agree to get
it out with advertisements includ-
ed, on the date it was demanded
that the work be delivered. Thi:
premium list will contain many ad
ditional prizes. The management
realizes that some exhibits that are
of interest have been overlooked
owing to the short time in which
it has had at its dispoasl in getting
out the premium list, and in thi:
connection, it asks that where suct
is the case that exhibitors bring
them along and place on exhibition
proper attention will be given them
and where deserving, a diplom;
will be awarded.
One attractive feature has beer
added, not included in the list. F.
B. Caul has offered a prize of S!
for the handsomest baby under one
year old. This money will be de
posted in bank and there remain
until the winner is twenty-ont
years of age, when it and accumu
lated interest will be delivered, anC
it will be snug sum, too, by tina
time.
Good progress is being made or
the exhibition building, $50 by Al
feet, which is being erected nea
the grand stand. An apartment o
ample dimensions is being parti
toned off in one end to be used ex
clusively as ladies' dressing room
which is connected with closets.
Two-inch pipes are being lait
from 5000 gallon tank 10 all build
ings and various parts of the ground
insuring an ample supply OF water
both for drinking and sprinklin,
purposes. Telephones will be places
in Secretary Purtill's office, tn
judges stand and in the stabl
where the racers will be housed.
The management has provides
free daily and evening entertain
ments for tn visitors. These, witt