| Show FAIR NOTES If an Idea has crept Into the mind of anyone any-one that It doesnt take work to hold an annual fair he should have visited the Utah exposition yesterday Sawing hammering ham-mering stringing wires writing cards hanging pictures hurrying talking quick and pointedly all these aro the accessories of tho day before tho fair THE ENTItIES Following is a list of the number of entries en-tries thus far in the various departments Class AHorses 152 Class BCattle 00 Class C Sheep and swine 30 Class D Poultry flsh and bees 35 Class Agricultural products 113 Class FHorticultural and floriculture lOb lObClass Class GAgricultural machinery implements imple-ments etc 9 Class Manufactures 42 C ass Minerals 5 Class IFlUe arts 1S1 Class K Womens work 112 Class LE ucational 17 Class Miscellaneous 10 In addition to these tne regular entries many of the merchants and othors of the city have taken advantage of the occasion to advertise themselves and are making elegant displays Aniopff them are Henry Dinwooiley Spencer Lynch the Salt Lake Lithograph company John C Cutler < fc Brother Simon Brothers Duke Rowe Morris and Summerhays the Salt Lako Piokle company ting Mercantile company of Ogden Utah Canned Fruit company Keonan McCready Pickle company com-pany Salt Lake Broom company Salt Lake Music company Warren Mercantile company James G McDonald Candy company com-pany Singer Manufacturing company Eagle Cracker company Neder Cleland Platt Si Company and others FAIR WEATHER It is now comparatively safe to say that the bad weather which usually prevails at our annual exhibition will be conspicuous by I its absence and in place of it the proper and actual fair weather will transpire THE PROGRAMME The programme of the daily occurences at the fair will be as follows FIRST DAY MOSDAT OCTOBER 5 Grand tournament of bands to form at the head of Main street at 1030 a m and march down Main playing McQuaides quick march entitled Nophi arriving at the Exposition building at 12 m when the fair will be formally opened by the following follow-ing ceremonies Music Prayer Address by the governor Declaration of opening of the nineteenth exhibition of the Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society by President H W Lawrence Music GRAND BAND CONTEST Beginning at 1 p m the various contests by the bands of the territory will take C place occupying the time during the remainder re-mainder of the afternr and evening SECOND DAY TUESDAY OCTOBER G Grand double wedding at 2 p m on thc grand stand in the main hall two marriage ceremonies wil be solemnized and two pairs of hearts united in the holy bonds of wedlock The band will play Lobengrins wedding march and the double bridal party with bridesmaids and officiates will march to the dininghall and partake of the wedding i dinner At 7 p m educational contests and special spe-cial concert by the band 6 ln 1 Aflt Y W Q i4r r 4 1 4 i rer4 o l 2 of h t I < tfJ ICSf f y t t > tli I jI V wil W J J1 liI r t ii L t SPM i E XI k Y W I l 1 J 1 P i J < l1 t r I < n t lrJt g l1 ij ft 9rf1j gj 1 t fiJJiriilF 1r t1P 1 I t tl ffJ crffls I i I P If r 1 J j = g Pf IL1J mum DAY WEDNESDAT OCTOBER 7 Provo Day Thrilling balloon ascension ascen-sion at 2 p m by the worldfamed aeronaut and prince of tho air Professor Staley with parachute drop as follows After poising his balloop in midair some distance from the earth the daring professor profes-sor will ascend to It hand over hand then making fast to his trapeze will give the word for the balloon almost unmanageable monster of the air to cut loose and whirling whirl-ing through the air at a perilous height will cut away from the balloon and descending I I de-scending with the parachute make his i nweinspirinR jump from the clouds performing i I per-forming the while a trapeze act by hanging I by his toes I J I At 7 p m educational contest including a spelling match and other interesting 1 features and promenade concert by the i band I FOURTH DAY TUURSDAT OCTOBER 8 I Ogden Day Repetition at 2 p m of great aerial exhibition by Professor Stale I I At 7 p m begins the exciting and difficult j diffi-cult task of awarding a premium to the prettiest girl at the fair which will occupy the evening FIFTH DAT FRIDAY OCTOBER 9 Great laby show at 2 p m At 4 p m drilling contests to be followed by run ning matches Promenade concert in the evening THE MEETING The board of directors had a brief meeting meet-ing last night at the Exposition building There were present the following named Lawrence Mason McDaniel Empey Peters Height Simon Parker Wells The judges in the band contest were appointed ap-pointed They are all capable musicians and gentlemen of great integrity On motion the secretary was instructed to interview Marshal Young to request him to furnish a squad of policemen to take the lead in the grand march of bands to the fair The bands will meet at 1130 a mon m-on Monday at the corner of Main and South Temple streets CLASS H By Fuller Young best exhibit of lithograph work 20 and a diploma by the society By Fred W Scerff for the best exhibit of tobacco and home made cigars 15 and a diploma by the society CLASS K By O L Eliason for the best ladys street dress made of Utah material an elegant ele-gant silver water set value 430 By f e Salt Lake Rapid Transit company com-pany for the best display of Utah knit goods 25 By Joseph E Taylor for the bast homemade home-made dresss all home made material except ex-cept buttons t5 CLASS A By W B Richards for second best stallion stal-lion one year old and under two standard trotter 5 By W B Richards for the best carriage horse and upward 510 Walter L Price lor the smallest Shetland mare exhibited the services of his Shetland Shet-land stallion Gipsy for 1892 value 515 CLASS F By Fred Trimmer best display of Utah grapes of following varieties muscat hambro flaming tokay and mission 5 CLASS E By Joseph E Taylor for best family loaf of graham bread made by a child under sixteen years 5 CLASS B White Sons company for tho best beef steer or heifer of any age or breed S20 CLASS c White Sons company for the best pen of mutton wethers 10 White Sons company for the best pen of fa lambs 810 White Sons company for the best pen of fat hogs 10 TIlE HOURS The fair will open at 10 am and close at 10 pm |
