Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-06
LIVESTOCK DISPLAY.
Splendid Array OF Horses, Cattle,
Sheep and Swine OH Exhibition.

Sheep and Swine OH Exhibition.
The display Of livestock is highly
creditable to the association. The IN
crease of number of stalls was none
too early, for from every stall opening
some valuable animal may be seen. and
not a few OF them are high priced
pedigree stock. The sheep include over
go animals Ralnbouillets, CotsWolds
ami Lincolns, the exhibitors being John
II. Seely OF Mt. Pleasant. w. $. HAN
sen. j. r. Allen & Bros, A. w. Allen
& Bros. Patrick Bros. of Ogden. There
are 40 Rambouillets, SO Cotswolds,
and 26 Lincolns. one Rambouillet ram
weighs 200 pounds, including 30 pounds
of wool, for which his owner, J "a.
Seely has refused several offers of$l,0oo,
The quality of the sheep is very good,
and the display is attracting consider
able attention, Particular pains arc
being taken to keep the sheep clean,
cloth covers being used in many cases.
Some OF the Cotswolds are English I'M
ported.
rhe swine exhibit is not large but
lit is select, the exhibitor being the
Agricultural college. There are seven
Tamsworths and five white 4orkshires.S
The Tamsworths are said by meat men
TO make the very best bacon. and are
consequently coming annually more
and moro into favor.
There are about $50 head of cattle
on the grounds. a neat display ~
that OF the Agricultural college at
Logan in charge Of students thctn-
selves, an intelligent lot OF young men,
ana includes six head of Herefords,
high class stock, 1--WE GnernSeys. anu
two Holsteins, with four Perchefon
horses, one being a pure breed colt. o.
eight months Weighing 966 pounds. Or
course r. H. Seely Of Mt. Pleasar1 mas
the big display of horned critters M
Guiding AZ Short Horn. Of which TOUR
= -. FOL n
ii head of Ayrshires imported lroi'l
PENNSYLVANIA several of them big prize
| winners This is the second year tnal
| this brand of cattle has been eXhlhlteo
| at the state fair. Ayrshires are 4, haros J,
| scotch cattle, good mixers ana goou
| for beef. Mitchell has IL head ana W..
| c. Winder IS head of Jerseys, al lills
| looking stock, while the Clayton Laho
e cattle company has seven head OF
| JIcroforCs. The other cattle are Wen
selected stock, all are In me collui.loil'
| and will attract much Afternoon lro.la
| all visitors interested IN that cias'' -
! exhibits. r.
carriage ana harness horses ana dratl
| horses. Supervisor Smith SAID tn ie..e
| are over 200 animals OIL lHe Sautns
| class on the grounds. There are hoi s.,S
from all over the state, anu =; .oi f,o ~,
| there will be a big lot OF racers IN from ~
| Montana. The horses are a colony III
4. themselves occupying the longest rows
| IN the livestock stalls, where the flo ,:,
careful attention is being given my ng
trainers. Jockeys and exhibitors. my n
1 Judges were busy all this morning
4 looking over. the horses as they "er 1
4 bro,lei7t onto the track In front O
! the grand stand, for official lnspect .l
Each exhibitor seemed DESTROYS ina 1aL
i his own animals should be at,et'a l'1..
| 10 before any Of the others, SO with al SIN
men at once talking to supervisor e,
smith without interruption. ana 4 doz ..
en- others buttonholing the judgesthi N.
We're lively all the morning on tnat 'eea ~
ton of the grounds. The track mas s ,';i,
| heavily dished at the turns, whicll w y.
make IL easier for the racers 10 keel
ION even keel in making the TUFTS rms
,rhe avenue through the liVestock Sc ls,
lion is lively with teams bringing nas
and feed. animals being led 70 wats ;l
nr n and from the track, and hundre reg
If visitors tramping up and down pe Asls
ing into stalls, and questioning eAi'ip-
! itors. ;as+oc,, ayenue
&c nc punching of various classes OF l
,aranls in the straw about the posts OF
tbe stall where the Agricultural col
| lere has its display.