Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-04
5DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 4 1910
pounds OF butter in year. All arc

pounds OF butter in year. All are
registered.
j. q. Malin has five head of Jerseys
with hides Just like deer, from to6
months old, with one COW . years One
four-months calf has n phenomenal bag
development that promises immcnse
milk yield when the first calf comes.
The Utah state prison has an exhibit
not to be ashamed OF. Deputy Warden
urc and Guard Davis were there today
looking after them. 1t Includes two
Guernsey cows with one bull a Jersey
bull and calf, two Jersey hcifors and
COW, with four horses One Of the
horses Is Valludy,fa magnificent Ken
lucky stallion, presented to the state
through the governor. This herd takes
the place of the lot condemned and Il
DESTROYED. 1T a loss to the state OF
1880.
Tho Chambers company of Evanston,
Wyo.. makes Il pretcntious showing In
% head Of Herefords valued Mt $1,000,
and ranging In age from months to
years Three prizes are part of the
record Of this herd.
The Kcsno farm. Martha Is. Olson
and sons Of Ephra.m, Utah. shows "a
head of fine Herefords, ranging from
months to A years, and valued at $4,000. d
These people show also some line goats
and Berkshire pigs, two of the pigs
being noted prize takers.
Uncle" John q. seeleS Of me Noun.
class with AZ head of fine. registered
Sho,thorn stock. ranging from 6
months to years old. valued at from
$40 600 to $4,000. He has taken so
many prizes in the last 10 years that he
hardly knows what to do with them.
The ribbons alone ought to cover the
side of a house ..uncle" John has also
30 head OF Ramboullet sheep that show
M extra fine in the stock pens. No
state fair would be complete without
his exhibits.
The Hasler registered Jersey cattle
from Mt Pleasant number 10 head,
ranging from weeks to 10 years OLD,
very sleek looking animals oil ae
cldcdly milky tendency, and valued;
b. II. Hollingworth of salt Lake
county has 20 head of Jerseys of which
he feels Justly proud: while just be.
You'd his cattle is the line array Of
John r. Winder, q Jerseys months 10
II years cid: some of the cows with
nhenomena, bags, One COW alone IS
valued at $3.50 with q bag as large as
. vine luncheon, an extra fine mixer
The stock from the Winder farm are
always Of the finest class, and spcciai
care is taken of them.
The Cherry Creek Dairy farm of Mel
son brothers, Richmond. Cache county.
has IL head of magnificent Holsteins
valued at $4,000 ranging in age from
weeks TO years. One great COW,
with A bag like a sack Of bran. has a
record. it, Is claimed of 10 quarts
day. with 10 pounds. ounces OF butter
| in seven days. -
The Agricultural college mas no. rSu
son tn feel ashamed with its display
| If two graded Hereford steers weigh
ing 700 pounds each at . years old;
ono Jersey bull, three Jersey cows ana
two heifcrs, 3 months to years IN age.
. There are also three Percheron mares
| weighing 1850 to 1870 pounds: me
| horses are valued at SaoCo ara the cay
''e a. I'D DRAFT HORSES
The Coco Horse company OF losai
shows n 5000 Percheron tnat cap.u!s ~
thn 0rst prizc two years ago at me
| C,h,cayo International fair, Practicaily
ali. the noted draft horses come from
thc Logan country. which seems 10
make n speciality of raising the very
| finest kind OF equine stock. IL Is ooupt'
mi II there is another place in the
| world, unless it he certain parts u
| Arabia, where as fine stock of TINS Nnu
is bred. And In Arabia, the variety IS
confined to blooded saddle stock. ~, ~,
| Arabian in front of Il draft venice
]
| rho Dunbar Oakland Farm OF wayne
| ,.ounty Ills, displays five head-ipuf
stations. valued Mt $4,000 each, ana one
graded colt +. c. Robinson of ltlch'
| n,ond Utah Ice Hammond OF ito!
| Weber county, shows nine head of blood
cd cattle. four fine Pcrcherons. tW w
| c,ydcsaIcs. asfwell as other Vaiuaoie
stock. The Scabrcczc company mas
| highly creditable array of ClNdesdaie
| and other horses. including a nunlhel
| nf Suffolk Punch. and English SHIRE
| horses. several Of the larger horses
| weighing a ton or over. and one Per-
| cheron bcln. valued Mt 5000. Sir Mar
cis,, Is n specially fine Clydesdalf
valued at 5000 which took first prize
| In Scotland Spencer Rupert of Profl'
dencc displays a Shire horse valued ~
| $4,000. OP. Washburn & Sons OF Mon-
FOE have Il crcditable exhibit ana II
,cucrnI the horse display Is ono o
Which the fair management may Zee
proud. Ii is we'll worth while to lool
It over.
The sheep exhibit is, as 1t generally
is of the highest order. It Is In the
usual long building away up TN
grounds. to the left. +. &. Peterson o.
JIphraim shows 10 heal of Rhmboulle'
rams and ewes which he values at SION
each. j. r. Allen & Bros OF Draper, nas
80 head of Cotswold sheep which make
- fine appearance The Butterfiele
stock company of Weiser Ida, has
crcditable array of Hampshire, Lincoll
| and Itamboullct sheep. valued at S3.6Co
The S. p. King company of Laramie
Wyo.. has 90 head of Ra,nboullet shcel
in Tho exhibition building. with a hero
| In the outside pens which are Offered
for sale. They are n beautiful lot Of
sheep. A. w. Allen Of Draper display
A. head of Cotswods. w. D: Eandlanf
Of Mt. Pleasant has Il head Of Ram
boullcts, w. S. Hnmer of Collinston ma!
i 30 heal OF Rambnulets, and the Renl
Bros. Of Wisconsin display Shropshire
j Hampshire and oxford animals, 30
head in all.
FLOODED PIGS.
j. ri. NIoylc of this city shows several
pens Of iinc blooded pigs: also r. Spcn.
Ger, Jr., Of Provo shows 10 Berkshire'
Of unusual fine breed, and the red pig
that nlnkes such fine bacon, A cute
sight Ia TINT of two baby goats jump
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