Show IWILL THEY EXHIBIT The Implement Men May Not Take Part in the Fair SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED Information Wanted for the Irrigation Con uress Postal NotesA Yew Building Realty Transfers The dispatches some time ago contained the news that the Dig agricultural implement imple-ment dealers had all agreed to abstain from exhibiting at local fairs this year the very palpable reason being that they want to hold off to help boom the Worlds fair Following is the agreement the companies com-panies signed CHICAGO May 13 1891 We hereby agree that during the season o If91 we will abstain from exhibiting at any or at all fatato fairs or at any other exnlbltlons of similar nature and that we will not during this season furnish our agents with printed matter to circulate at their county fairs in case they decide to exhibit at their own xpense THE Y AnD En BDSHWEMVGIESSSER Co MCCOHMICK M M Co WILLIAM DEEIUNG t Co MILWAUKEE IIAKVESTEU CO TJIEPIASO MsG Co AT7LTMAN MlLLEU CO P VIAITEHA WOOD JO AIHIIANA PLAT Co THIS JKlCIIAHDSOX MVG CO A HERALD reporter waited on each one of the agricultural implement companies here yesterday to ascertain what effect i any the agreement would have on their making an exhibit at the coming territorial I fairMr Mr Snow of the Consolidated Inplement company said he believed it was understood under-stood that none of the local companies would exhibit this year Mr Forbes George A Lowes head man said that at present he thought they would not appear Air Vinson manager for Studebaker said the same thing mMr Odell manager of the Cooperative I Wagon and Machine company said he was undecided his company might exhibit and it might not as yetit was uncertain PAm NOTES The board of directors of the Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing society realizing that the displays at our annual fairs made by the various implement dealers deal-ers of the territory have been extremely meritorious and have added largely to the general interest in the fair have decided to offer special premium consisting of the I societys diploma for the best display of implement and machinery The societys diploma is really 0 work of art and far superior to the ordinary diplomas of state fairs Separate premiums are already offered in the regular catalogue for the best implements and machinery of home manu feature and it is understood the special offer above made is for the best display of all kinds of implements and machinery The bids for programme privilege for the fair wore opened yesterday at noon by Secretary Wells and the contract awarded to Isaac E Diehl with the understanding that the programmes must be up to such standard of excellence as may meet the approval I ap-proval of the board The secretary is in correspondence with Prof P J Butler the famous aeronaut with a view to securing tho services of him self and tho lady Viola for two of their daring balloon ascensions and start parachute drops during the fair Announcements An-nouncements of this feature will be made as soon as the arrangements are fully completed com-pleted Following is a list of new special premiums pre-miums offered by public spirited citizens The complete list of special offers will be be given in a few days I For best essay on Signs Ancient and Modern company Mod-ern 115 Offered by Western Bill Posting For best sample of white club barles 55 For best specimen of plain so wnig by girl under of to years Kaysville ot age So Offered by John 1 Barnes For best colt under 1 year sired by Dbvonst No 5 services ot Davonst to mare value 3 3For For best colt sired by Percheron stallion owned in territory services of Davonst No 0558 to mare value 525 Offered by William P Bowen of Spanish Fork W H Streueper of Centrevillo offers S3 for best home made straw hat L G Hardy offers the following premiums 2 divided in three premiume for best second and third best colt sired by Standard Trotting stallion Washakee 5200 As a premium pre-mium to the first colt from stallion Washakee that makes trotting record of 230 52a for greatest quantity of butter made in seven uays aivmea in three premiums I Z C M L offer the following premiums I For best box of sixty onepound bars of Utah manufactured laundry soap 10 For best hoop of Utah made ceddar cheese 1 10For For best twentyfive pounds of Utah made butter in one pound prints 810 For best display 01 Utah made candy 520 CD For best two dozen cans of Utah raised and canned tomatoes 310 Irrigation Concross The committee on statistics has a hard task jnst now I has sent out over four hundred circulars to the bishops of wards nil over the territory all the county assessors asses-sors surveyors as also all the presidents of stakes special forms to the delegation committee and to private individuals The committee will be much pleased to receive any special information concerning new irrigation works now being underway under-way or any answer to the questions it has sent out All answers are to be sent to care of Polytechnic society to JESSE Fox Chairman C L STEVENSON Secretary of Utah Statistics Sta-tistics committee Postal Notes I is rumored that ten more postal clerks will be put on the Southern Pacific on October Oc-tober 1 Ora Williams the mailing clerk at the Salt Lake postoffice has returned from an outing in the hills and was at his desk again yesterday Ail the mails were on time yesterday Kelsey < SGJllcsples New Building Yesterday Kelsey Gillespie let the contract con-tract for tho erection of a building east of Board of Trade building 50 feet deep by 000 feet frontage Tuddonham Co are the contractors The contract calls for completion comple-tion of the building November 1 cost 5000 It will be occupied by a wholesale liquor firm The Realty Transfers Henry E Frost to Sandy Cooperative and Manufacturing company part section 1 township a south range 1 east 8 125 Levi C Cone to Emma Moss lot 17 block 2 Byers > Tolles addition eGo Christen Johnson et ux to Edward Kelll I ker part section 34 township a south 1 east 275 range 25 I James and Martha Young to Thomas Os quothorp ct al part section 20 township town-ship 1 south range least 4SO Abraham Powell et ux to David Archibald Archi-bald part lot 6 5 block32 PlatE BOO Mary B Blazafd to Thomas S Newman part section s6 township 2 south range 1 east 650 Thomas K Gibson et ur to James Gibson Gib-son part lots block45 Plat D 00 5 John Brinton et ux to Joseph Lauclna mining property 100 Joseph Laucina to N G Jarrard mining property 10 propertJ Uu 00 Eitelle Veatch to C W Veatch lots i Garden City plat An nn 1 Estelle Veatch to C W Veatct lots in Garden City plat Cnn 1 Samuel Kohn et ux to Charlotte C Rice lot 24 block 13 plat G El Dorado ICO Samuel Kohn et ux to Ettie G AVasham lot 2 block 13 plat G El Dorado 75 Edwin Vr Senior et ux to William H Campbell lot ir f block 9 plat A Garden City t iso 00 0 15 Total 0 S3832 rOIl TiE WEEK Monday 818002 Tuesday Friday Thursday Saturday Wednesday i miiii i ii i iiiiiiir 28664 2 23450 14592 14593 832 i 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