The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-08-08
Fair Meeting Held
To Discuss Proerom
Committees Named On Stock and Aericul.
ture; $4,000 Will be Available for
Premiums; Deeds Transferred

Saturday evening Tom Dolf, chair
man of the State Board of Agricul-
ture, called a meeting for the pur-
pose of rounding out program for
the coming state fair. He stated at
the opening of the meeting that the
deeds to the ground had been trans
ferred from the Williams estate to
the state of Nevada and that the title
of the ground with buildings now
rests with the state. This was done
after several weeks work by Mr..
Doif, I. II. Kent, George Wingfield
and others who are interested in this
matter. Some time ago the govern
or ordered a survey of the property
which was finished last week.
Names Committees
In order to start the movement
toward a successful fair several
chairmen have been named on COM
mittees. The matter of live stock
will be In the hands of l., e. Clin }.
who will In turn name such assist
ants as he desires.
AL Reed, farm bureau agent, was
selected to take care of the agricul-
tural interests and will select his
committee to work with him. Tom
Dolf will act as superintendent of
the fair while c. L. Noble. who has
had more experience than any of the
other members, is secretary and will
direct most of the work.
To Make Repairs
Tom Dolf c. L. Noble, L. e. Cline
and Fred Branch will during the
week start general reapir and reno
walton or house cleaning at the pavil
ion. Owing to vandalism practiced
by boys, 1t will be necessary to ex
spend considerable money. Practical
ly all of the windows have been dam
aged, many of the show cases have
had the glass broken out and other
destructive actions have taken place.
All OF this will have to be repaired
or replaced before IL will be possible
TO invite the public within the build
ing. Under the present plan all re
pairs will be made and the building
and grounds given a general clean
Ing. White wash will be applied
where necessary and the water and
lights turned on.
VIII Ask Concessions
A committee composed of Capt
Clarke. head OF the entertainment
committee, Carl Dodge and f. Hursh
was named TO wait on the city coun-
ell and ask for concession rights for
the three days of the fair, Septem
Der IL. 13 and 14th. This is neces-
sary in order to provide funds for
other things that do not come within
the appropriation allowed by law.
In order to work out plans citi-
zens will be named on the different
committees that will be necessary to
make the fair a success. These will
have to be Judges OF many things
that go to make a fair. as II must be
a show that will attract more than
home people.
II is hoped that Miss Zimmerman
domestic science demonstrator of the
university, will act as director of
the domestic science department
There will be much to be shown and
arranged, including all of the house
hold science. such as home canning
fancy and needle work and othe
things that are of interest TO the
women and the people in general
This young lady has had exceptional
experience and IL she can be secured
II Is believed that the home indus
trial section will be the best ever
shown in the state.
VIII BE On Job
c. L. Noble, as secretary of the