Show THE COMING FAIR Preparations Going Forward for a Great Exhibition POINTERS FOR EXHIBITORS I Home Hade Medals to be Used The UamL and Typewriting Contest A Dig Stock i uvShoH > Notes I Toe board of directors of the Deserct Agriculturl Manufmieturimp society met at the city hal last evening at tO ococ present ThnI H t EmM Head Movie Weiler A proposition from an eastern linn to furnish medals for tho fair awards at 18 I for the gold and J250 for the silver medals I was read and it was decided Q1cthe sense of the beard that if possible the medals obtained at home I Numerous applications drg made for privileges to sell viridus articles of merchandise mer-chandise at the corning fair whereupon it vas resolved that no selling privileges I all be allowed inside the exposition building build-ing but that such ing privileges be given out ide the bniidin provided they should not infringe upon privileges already let I On motion it was decided that prices for I advertising spaces be fixed as follows I Inside building 0 prrfoot front corners ners to be reserved aim piices lixed hereafter here-after by committee on fair ground Outside Out-side building seventyfive cents per foot front i againstthe building or on any of the corners contiguous thereto frontage to be reckoned the long way and fifty cents per foot front for other parts of the ground with selling privileges double above prices outside building only i A communication from Mr Arthur Stayner was read stating that he was authorized by Dr 1 E Talmage to inform the boaid that so far as the service required of him in analyzing sugar beet juices submitted sub-mitted to him was concerned he would cheerfully perform it without charge and that the Utah Sugar company would pay whatever expense would bo attached the more laborious part of extra tingtiie juices and preparing them for the chemists manipulation ma-nipulation Received and offers accepted with thanks Governor Thomasieported d that Prof H C Peterson had generously concented to act a chairman of the picture hanging committee Services accepted with thanks The following named were agreed upon as the committee en bald contests and typewriting contest to have charge of the details and award the premiums On band contest H G Whitney Esq Prof E Beezley Prof George Careless C S Burton Bur-ton Esq Robert Gorliuski Esq Prof Edwards of Ogden and Prof H E Giles of Prove On typewriting contest D ASwan A-Swan Esq B G Raybould Esq and Daniel lamer Esq The secretary stated that the indications were great for a very large stock show as nearly every entry made of which there were great number included from three to eight animals and some as high as twenty and also that indications were good for a big display of home manufactured articles On motion the Secretary was instructed t request the newspapers to publish tho fact that any meritorious article of home manufacture whether mentioned in the premium award list or not will receive n suitable Jti KAIK NOTES The fair opens on Wednesday Oto rat 2 r-at 12 oclock noon All articles should be entered and brought to the fair grounds if possible as early us Monday September 31 and no article will be admitted after Tuesday October 2 at U I oclock excepting Mowers and live stock which are allowed up to 1 a I of the opening day o entry fee is charged for exhibits but before making entry a ticket of annual membership costing 51 1 must be purchased pur-chased and this will entitle a person to admission ad-mission to all part of the groundsand I to make any number of entries The regular admission is 23 cents children i I I chil-dren under 12 years 10 cents The railroads have special rates t exhibitors I exhib-itors and for the transportation of exhibits exhib-its the saDe as aieusually mude elsewhere on such occasions viz The full rate is charged to the fair and no cbmmge Is made on return trip Horses cattle sheep and swine brought to the territory before April last are eligible eli-gible coinpeto for any premium offered jy the society The awarding judges have responded to their appointments very generally and Indicate In-dicate they arc gratified t be chosen Ball the caterer has nearly complete his monsUr refreshment booth on the south side of the building Toe stalls which are being built of line surfaced lumber and intended to be permanent perma-nent arc nearly completed and show good < I workmanship Time poultry pens will b carefully looked after so that owners of line fowls need not hesitate bringing themto the fair I is persumncti out of 4owa members of he board will comedo town a few diys before be-fore the fair to assist in the preparations The opening exercises arc ifot yet s holy arranged but will be announced in I few lays f N A Emppy chairman of the fairgrounds fair-grounds committee was busy yesterdav I supervising the lading of tlie eight car loads of shale ordered recently o1dlrel by the i board about the walks and drives at the I fail grounds I Work on the electric light plant for the r exposition is progressing favorably I ifOHK PKEMffMs I The following from the Coop AVagou I and Machine company Mr Heber M Wells Secretary D A A M Society So-ciety DEAH SmuTlme enclosed circular is self explanatory In given the wagon away as I mentioned in this cirrnlnr PAPIV hnrl hnc I a chance compete by simply giving their I names and addresses The vagon is a beauty and tho winner will certainly have a prize Yours truly COOP WAOON it MACHINE Co J P Grant Manager CO OPERATIVE WAGON eND > Ll IIIE COM rs ANNIAI FAIlS Os rsTse purpose pur-pose for which this gift is made is t demonstrate de-monstrate in a practical way our appreciation apprecia-tion of the generous putronage with t 1 public his favored us We are the oiig inators of the gift enterprise e Last season our BB cart gift attracted universal attention at-tention and took many of our country cousins to the fair grounds that otherwise would not have gone there This year we outstrip all previous records by giving away a I Mitchell t Lewis farm wagon elegantly i tinishcdiu oil and varnish and costing UO I All the public has t do is to visit the fair and have their names and addresses regis II tcred to entitle them to I chance in tim I drawing free of charge The drawing still take place at the companys office on Monday I Mon-day October 7 at 3 p I m Marshal Parsons gives 510 for the bet first cross between a fine wool trtiflc amid I cotswold ewe This makes the spioial I premiums on sheep alone aggregate 121 I |