The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
Halls Are Delighted With
interest Shown by the
\ People of Utah.
0STTION THE MOST
. SUCCESSFUL EVER HELD
ybody Joins in Saying That
Records of Past Have
Been Broken.

u fhirty.sixth annual fair of The
a Utah has passed INTO history
las were closed Saturday at mid
A Tho locks snapped and by Mon
.renipg the fair grounds will be
,ed The guy decorations which
bseu floating in the breeze during
~sek will be gone, and there will
|.aibinr left but the naked build.
vbieh have been so used to see
.ss come and 90. Every one who
"a occasion to visit thc fair dur
6e week of activity is of the
.:,o that il Was the greatest even
4 m this state, Exhibitors are loud
|soir praise for treatment received,
mapcs, officials. and. Ill fact, all
4 |bsre had anything to do with the
'nn6crtaking, are unanimous in
1. xerdict that the 1910 Utah state
kas heep the most instructive ever
iu the intcrmountain county
3 irdpcs. who came from afar to
4 the various exhibits. are of the
Mind. Several who have had
more than one occasion, oppor-
-es of iudging at some of the best
81 the west. said that the Utah
VAS IN class by itself Never
~ has there been such {, fruit
IN In this exhibit were seer
( II The best apples, peaches. pears,
.oh. plnms and grapes in the state.
Auld not he surpassed anywhere
rbody was pleased. while the
Eiu the past week has been ideal.
rstbing apparently pointed toward
Is from the start.
Big Crowd Saturday.
rrrjzv was Sanpetc and Davis
ty days at the fair. and the ut
tlre WIS exceedingly large. BY
inc s1tckccpers estimated that
Ferc 5000 people in the grounds.
sosgd evening this was swelled
'eiwecn 10000 and 10000. The
das closed in a blaze of glory
thc sun shining down from
sky. and amid the blare of the
homer; military band. which dur
lhe week has discourscd excellent
I1pmcs daily, the closing was most
'pratc.
tsidoni James G.. Mcdonald had
nllpwiu2 20 say about the activity
L weck: "Wcli. we have made
|air Of 1910 huge success. with
Last year AT the horse
betting books were kept. and
,aDsed considerable talk. At a
Ing Of The board we decided that
yess iic fair should he free from
llpc OF any sort, and VIC have
onr word, The fair has been the
~ ever held, the exhibits have
hrrer tlle crowds Of such pro-
'ps thai NC have hardly bad room
le care Of them, The races this
hayc hrrN well pa'ronizcd. and
has mol been bad day since the
ng,
sto the fair in general. We have
bad ono approach this wear 5: il
e them all. That grand uagcant
mas held Friday was. I believe.
'esi ever. | have heard many
nent people say that the show
pe host ever seen in ANY western
hll the judges have made that
'ri Judges nf the various OK.
pave beou loud in their praiso,
1,spr Of thcm are so enthusiastic
phll $ resources that they have
Ia hn allowed 10 Judge thc fair
~, lhc Attendance has been all !
'opd bc asked for. Friday was
'gW@st day. There were about |
sfhool children present. and as
me nose present cqualcd the so,
secretary Is Pleased.
piay I'orHce Ensign was pcrha ps |
ss'fst man on thc grounds. Seat |
'Ye roIliop desk. with his coat /
. n's sleeves rolled up. Mr.. En- !
~ oasily engaged in handing out (
4, ,,,Ncn'y-dollar hills to the sue
= Hlnncrs Of SATURDAY. s races.
800 Tor a statement he said: /,
i indeed highly eIated with all !
a ,utpai.hlentS, The patronage and .
Y r.sNen The association has been
am exceedingly grateful |
,,pople aud thc exhibitors who
Iauc Iao The fair the big success
rasl ILL Inc only source Of regret |
- was that the buildings were