Salt Lake Herald | 1907-01-20 | Page 7 | Glimpses of the Fine and Fat Sheep Show

GLIMPSES OF THE FINE AND FAT SHE SHEEP P SHOW SHOWS i l d di i J JI f S R q I 0 c S S t f M Mi 5 I f S L i A JJ to S S 5 er r S S S 5 m ti 55 4 V c i f I S S 4 a 5 F S 4 e S d 5 i 1 S fig S S SmI I S S mI S S 5 4 S S 5 S I S S S S h hS S S S S S S 1 t S t S S S h f r S S Jk 9 t r rS S 4 5 11 4 1 i S 44 cj S I Ift ft S l 4 b S 5 5 S S S S SS St S t The top pIcture Is a general view of the Fine and Fat Sheep show held In connectIon wIth the annu annual l convention of the NatIonal Wool Growers associatIon In the middle are a thoroughbred ram entered by J 1 H Seeley of Mount Pleasant and an Imported Cotswold ewe ewe entered by byJ J K Allen of Draper The lower picture shows two cham champion champion pion ewes entered by byJ J H Seeley of Mount Pleasant w T S Hansen of Collinston made three sales of sheep yesterday The sales are of the tho sheep which lie he has had hadon hadon on exl at the sheep show The first sale was of lambs Iambs 10 months old to Joe Hansen of Ephraim for 40 a head This is the record price ever paid in Utah for lambs The rhe second sale was to Milfred Bay of Parowan of twenty ram lambs for 50 each And the thIrd sale was of a apEn pEn fl containing thirty aged ewes which took the first prize to p C Peterson of Ephraim Millard Henderson Son of Manti for 2000 Each of the pw pur purchasers chasers took half of the ewes This was the hIghest price ever paid for this number of ewes In the United States The owes ewes in 1 Ibis his pen are remarkable fOr their great size weIghing on an average pounds each cacti I 44 S 1 is t S L 44 S I S S SI Sr S Sk k i S SS SS S S S I S S 5 g S a 5 5 S S 5 S i 5 S S L 5 5 i 4 y 1 4 1 1 1 S SSt S 5 St t ta I t S S S S 5 S t 1 i S S t jh f S SS Sti i S ti s S 1 S Sa a 41 S S 5 i Sv S S S SS S S Sy 5 Ic 5 5 5 S L S 5 S S y Photos by Harry SIll pIer 5