The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-08-19
JUDGE NAMED
FOR The FAIR
DIRECTORS HOLD IMPORTANT
MEETING AND DECIDE
ON MANY MATTERS
+ ABOUT BIG FAIR.
Races are to BE Strong Feature
and Patrons are Guaranteed a
Square Deal-GOOd Judges Select
ell I'm all Departments.

The directors of tho Canyon Coun
tv Fair Association held a meeting
last week at the secretary's office for
the purpose of formulating plans for
the coming fair. One of the impor-
tant matters attended to was that
of ordering 20 stalls to be erected.
The secretary was authorized To
have the work done at once. ID. ID
Campbell and ]. B. Gowen were
given power to arrange the racing
program. ]. F. Shelton of Star viii
be the official starter. Mr.. Shelton
is we'll known among Idaho horse
men and his thorough knowledge O.
race track rules and tricks will be
of invaluable assistance to the man
agement, and assurance to the pub
lie that all will have square deal.
The track judges are Colonel E. r.
Place. OF Caldwell, T. K. Little Of
Boise and Charles Robbins of Nam
pa. G. w. Murray, of Polo, ILL.,, has
been selected to judge the horses
and mules. Mr.. Murry has a nat
ional reputation as judge OF
horses, having acted in that eapa'
city at the national stock shows 1T
Chicago and st. Louis. Professor
H. T. French will judge the cattle.
Mr.. French is so well known that he
needs no recommendation as to his
qualifications for this important po-
sition. Harry Woodford of Boise will
have charge of the swine depart
ment. C. E. Dibble of Payette will
judge the poultry. Mr.. Dibble Is an
extensive poultry fancier and is con-
sidered one of the best judges of
poultry In the state. Professor
Fransdon of the state university will
judge the dairy exhibits. None bet
ter could be obtained. E. T. At
water, the well known aplarist OF
Meridian, will be in charge of the
bees. The farm and garden pro-
ducts will be in charge OF Professor
Elias Nelson of Cambridge. Max
Mayfield of Boise and DR.. Progue Of
Ontario. Orchard products will be
judged by such experts as Silas Will
son of Nampa and Professor Shinn,
formerly of the university, but now
resident of Nampa.
One of the most particular places
a. Ntr
faction be had is to judge the dis.
plays competing for the precinct
prizes. The men selected for this
important job are c. J. Sinsel, D. r
Hubbard and H. Woodford. all o.
Boise.
The directors are to be congratu
lated in the care exercised in tbs
care exercised In selection o.
judges for the most important de
partments, in order that fair bC
not only a success, but that all who
participate be satisfied with the
awards. Even at this early date tho
secretary's ONCE Is receiving In
QutrleS relative TO space and pre-
mlums. The management has con
tracted with the Leonard Amuse
ment company of Kansas City to fur,
nlsh five shows. These will not be
located in the grounds, but on VA
cant ground in town. At the
grounds something will be doing al
the time by reason OF the large mum
Der of special premiums offered fol-
many different events
Emmett will hold a two-days' fail
September 80 to October /, and RIOS
well will hold a one-day fair on Oct
cher l. Both displays will b,
brought to the county fair, October
5. 4. 5. 6 and I.