The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-07
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STATE FAIR TODAY

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Throughout the day and even until
after dark crowds of many persons
visited the staliG of the winning ami
mails, praising and petting the horses
and cattle which had been awarded
probably the finest animal on the
grounds is a Clydesdale stallion, owned
BY T. W. Patrick Of the Rocky Noun
tain Stud Farm at Kaysville, Utah
While there are. undoubtedly. many
other animals in the different classes
that are drawing as much attention as
the big stallion, no one animal on the
grounds has as many blue ribbons as
Sir Marcus. This horse was IOaled IN
Scotland seven years ago and since
that time has won first prize in every
show n which he has been entered. Sir
Marcus has never been beaten by any
cOntesting horse-his ribbons and med
ais are al for first place-and he has
been exhibited all over America and IN
almost every country OF Europe.
Sir Marcus also comes near being the
largest horse on the grounds, that dls-
tinction being at present, a stand-Off
between him and a big Percheron star
lion, owned by j. r. Allen and Brolhefs
OF Draper. Both, the Perche rod and me
Clydesdale weigh over 200 pounds
The smallest horse on the GROUNDS Is
a Shetland pony. owned by John an
non OF Salt Lake. This little animal
weighs less than l25 pounds.
Seely, Not the Bull.
The largest bull on the grounds is the
property OF John H. Seely OF MI. Pleas
ant. one Of the directors OF the IalItE
Seely is the director The Dull WF,shs
> $50 hounds The smallest animal IN
the bovine family weighs 81 pounds and
IS a Jersey calf, being exhibited by w.
c. Winder or salt Lake.
Lincoln ram. weighing $40 Poun1s'
and a CotswOld ram OF the same weight
vie for the distinction OF being the
largest animal In their class; Inc
smallest OF their tribe IS hamoonl5et
ram which tips the scales at 10 pouhus
being six months old. The Cotswold
and RambOuillet are both owned by
Allen Brothers, while the Lincoln ram
is the property Of III, the BntI Ter Live
In the poultry building, the largest
Fowl is a turkey owned by the BIus
Ribbon Poultry ranch OF Draper anu
the smallest one OF the reathered ete as,-
lures Is supposed 10 be white Dragon
oungster pigeon. although there are
many pigeons OF about the same SIZE.
white Orpington cock Is thousht5 20
be the largest member OF the caiSss "a
family on exhibition and Partridge
Cochin pullet. the smallest
Powerful Machinery.
The largest and most powerful OF
moving machinery on exhibit Is III I''
engine. The smallest OF this class Is a
6 horsepower Case thresher ana saw
mill engine. There Is one nOfse-
power LausOn gasoline engine Tor sep
srators and a One-siXth hOfsepoWeE
dynamo to operate a pump. also on ex-
hibition. -
In the agricultural building the lars7
/ est product OF the soil Is 120-pouhu
1umpkin, raised by c. Gotch or Davis
county. The smallest single article Is
one grain OF luosrn alfalfa seed, raised
bv William Wright OF Pennington. MI.
Wright has over 100 different varieties
of wheat and grain In his display. lie
captured the 800 first prize al the
Four-State fair at ogden and the SloU
first yrize here with the same eHhiplt.
A Burr Rock cOckerel hen. belonging
10 James Spencer or American foEh
denonstr++ed 20 a great many CITY Io tks
vesterdl @-ernOOn the origin OF the
eNpressiO. -peoked Inc heh W.
ts king grea light IA peeking away
az the comb a rooster winch occu-
Died the same cage. The cook was tax
ine his medicine submissiVely and by
the time tho inspectors noticed What
We going on the old ROSTERS COMP
was bleeding profusely.
The newspaper men who are cover
ing the nair can testify 10 the cooking
ability OF Mrs A. Miles OF salt Lake.
who won first Vrize for the best eak 2
made with HeWlett's baking DoWder
ana flavOrinS extracts. Mrs. Niles won
an assorted case of Hewiett's teas. coz
fees, baking powder. extracts ane
spices Mrs. Fl. Miles also submitted
some homemade biscuits that didn't
last long IN the press room.