Show ANOTHER BIG CROWD I Races Prove Drawing Card at State Fair EIGHT THOUSAND PRESENT Beautiful Weather and Good Sport Prove Irresistible Combination Judges Still nt Work on Award of Premiums and Many Wcro Awarded Award-ed Yesterday Children Will Attend At-tend in Numbers Today Chaperoned Chaper-oned by Their Teachers Special Horse Race in Afternoon Paid admissions yesterday 5575 Estimated total attendance 8000 A typical October inky clear and bright greeted the eager crowds oft of-t lghtnei n on the third day of the State Fair There was Just n suspicion of sharpness In the air which was brac Jng enough lo keep the multitude In motion and enable even tho most lethargic leth-argic and enervated person on the ground to walk about without fatigue During tho day the sun shone steadily and tempered tho wind with genial Avarmth There was a delightful freedom free-dom from dust and all In all the day must be recorded as one of the most plea gnu i and Balkfactory in the matter of weather to be found In the nnnnlrf of Xtah Slate Fair Kveryono remarked on the pleasing contrast with the rather lkak aspect of the previous day and the attendance WitS commensurately In cased INTJJRKST IN RACES Naturally Interest centered on the race track during the afternoon and thousands of sppetntora filled the grandstand grand-stand which displayed a brilliant array ar-ray of smiling faces and manycolored feminine tollclp The fiono In the evening when tho handsomo exposition building was brll liantly I lighted iis attractive In the extreme and the t Crowds if possible cx corded hose of the day Heldtf band furnished a line jcltctlon of intiHlc ivhlch served lo keep the visitors moving mov-ing THIS CHILDRENS DAY This In Childrens dny and all Hits Kfhools and academies In the city na ivrll ax the State university will he closed In enable tile bludcnls to visit the Fair The special feature this afternoon will 10 a running race at 30for a i good Ijurs when thr grjiml eland will bo free to all Ileldn band will bp in nt londancf The following horses have bofn fiiterj l Rernlcc Mountain IMald Pat L lion i Cbt I John nnd Rajah Following the race there will be a pa rado of prizewinning horses of all lassos and after thin will be a grand parade of all pi lcu Inning cattle This feature will be one of the most attract io of clause presented during the week and will be well worth seeing by all HORSESCLASS 1 R D > Oflkloy Sprlngvlllc Slnlllon 4 years I old and over first premium tri ins 1 Charles Hnndley Ogden Tn ret re-t yearn old and over first I prize 10 Pat Ryan Forest Dale second prize J3 Pat Ryan Forest Dale Filly 1 year old and under 2 first prize t6 marc with colt tlrfit prize Sir HORSES CLASS 2 Krnrsl Speir Salt Txike City Stal lion 4 1 yearn old nnd over first prize WO W J Rldd Salt hike City second prize 1r 1 O S Taylor Hairlflville Slnlllon 3 1 vi irs old and iiniTor 4 first nrlxfv Sin Nell Poulsen Salt Lake City Stallion Stal-lion 1 year old and under 2 first prize SC E A Trlpp Salt Lake City second prize f3 John Allen Suit Lalo > City Gelding S years old and over 510 J W Evnna Special prize by Cooperative Coop-erative Ungon and Machine company for stallion with three colts 10 J W Evans 8 Bro Salt Lake City Slalllon 2 years old and under 3 first prize 10 J O Ellcrbcck Salt Lake City Marc Ti yearn old and over first prize 10 Ed O Johnston Salt Lake City second prize H A J Pendleton Salt Lake City Filly U tears old grid under 3 Ilrsl l prize J10 33 M Tlnrmon Miller second prize 37 K 0 Smith Salt Lake City Filly 1 year old and under 2 first prize 56 B JF Harmon Miller I wccond prize 5 1 W J Jiidd Sail Janice City Stallion with ono of his got first t prize 20 J V Evans Bro Salt Lake City second sec-ond prize SS < A J Pcndlflon Sail Lake City Mare with one of hrr colts first prize 20 I E A Tilpp Salt Lake City second prize 55 HORSESCLASS 3 Lee Hammond < Slalllon < years old and over first prize 530 stallion stal-lion wllh ono of his get 520 HORSESCLASS 3 T IF Smith Log < ui SUllIon 4 yearn old and over I first prize 50 W P Bow < > n Spanish Fork second prize U5 Fred J Klesel Ogdin Stallion 3 yearn old and under 4 first prize HI Rtalllon 1 1 year old and under 1 JC John II Snpioj Mount Pleasant Slalllon 2 years old and under n first prize S1tl Ficd J Klesel Ogden second I sec-ond prize S i T TT Smith Logan Slalllon with one of his gel dint pilo J20 P CPI C-PI 1ln Ephrlam second prize W T I IT Smith Logan Maic 3 years old and over first prlxc 515 P C t Peterson Fphrinin second prize SiT Si-T II Smith Logan Filly 2 years old and under 3 llrht prize 510 John U Soeky Mount Pleasant second prize 55T T H Smith Logan Marc with one of her coils first prize SZO second prize P C Peterson Ephrlam S CLASS 5 Joseph Bond Salt Lake City lion 4 years old and over first prize WO second prize II N Pearson San dy So John Bond Snit Lake City Slalllon 2 years old and under 1 1 first prize SlO second prize J5 tstnlllon 1 year old and under 2 fiist prize Sal second prize JI more with one of her coati fll1l prize 520 second prize S mart 3 I jvnn + old and over first prize 51r 1 second prize 37 stallion wllh one of Its get first prize 520 HORSES CLASSO James Rae Salt Lake City Slallion 4 S years old and over first prize 20 btnlllon with one of Its get first prize 15 HORSES CLASS 7 B M Harmon Sillier Stallion 4 yearn old and over first prize 515 stallion with one of its get 15 HORSESCLASS 8 P C Peterson Ephraim Stalllon 1 J years old and over first prize S15J Second prize George Sheppard Ml Pleasant 5S John R Winder Salt Lake City Mara 3 yearn old and < 1 over first prize J10 B M liuruioji Miller hocond I pilze S3 John H While Fait Lake Cily Filly 2 years old and under 3 310 Jacob Moritz Suit Lake City Filly I 1 yrjir old nnd under 2 56 second prize 1 I J B ManFfiold Salt Like rily 1 I j John McCpy Salt Lake C1tGc1 lns o yearn old nnd over first prise 510 B M Harmon Miller second prize t5 HORSES CLASS 0 t T H Smith Logan Marc 3 years old and over first and second prizes 515 and 7 tllly 2 J years old and under 3 first and second prizes 510 and 0 Lawson Bros Hunter Filly 1 year old and under 2 first prize S3 second prize 53 John M Saunders Colllnston Best pair grade draft inures to harness first prize 535 T H Smith Logan More with one of her colts list prize 516 I John M Saunders CoIllnston second prize 5S HORSESCLASS 12 Clydesdale stallion Groomsman owned by Lee Hammond of Roy Utah Imported by James Rte again won the first prize In his class and sweepstakes over all draft horses on the fairgrounds fair-grounds James Racs Cleveland bay clalllon 1 Elzagal also won first prise In his class and sweepstakes for the second time III Utuh Chief Hue was naturally natu-rally wearing a broad grin last night that was appreciated best by those who I knew most about thy inside I woiklngi of the rontcst By November he expects ex-pects lo have In a carload of new hordes equal If not superior to any he has heretofore here-tofore Imported MINERALS Abhton Fire Brick and Tile company Salt Lake City Diploma for best display dis-play and quality fire brick Tho committee com-mittee also recommended that a dip loma be awarded to James II Horns by of Woods Cross for the best display dis-play of fireproofing and grain tile AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS SlrccpT Bros Cenlervlla Bent buhel of fall wheat diploma and 55 Sliecper Bros Centtr Ille Best bushel of spring wheat diploma and 55 John 11 Barnes Knyavllle Best bushel of clubhcad barley diploma and 3 Slrcpper Bros Cenlcrvllle Best bushel of oats diploma and 50 Louis Fayler Mill Creek Bcsl bushel bush-el of yellow corn diploma and 52 Slreeper Bros Ccnlcrvllle Best bu hoi of white corn diploma and 52 Louis Fayler Mill Crcok Best half bushel sweet corn diploma and 52 William Blood Kaysvllle Best half buthcl pop corn diploma and 52 PRODUCE SEEDS ETC Slrecpcr Bros Contcrvlllc Best twenlyfivc pounds timothy seed diploma diplo-ma and 52 Slieeper Bros Centcrvllle Best twenty live pounds lucerne or alfalfa seed diploma and 52 B Brlggs Bountiful Best twentyfive pounds dried sweet corn for table use diploma and 53 Stieeper Bros Centcrvllle Best display dis-play and variety Utahgrown seed diploma di-ploma find So Slrcpper Bros Centcrvllle Best ex hibit of molajavs silver medal and 57 Bear River Water company Corl mine No 200 Will to Club barley special prize 510 Stieoiwr < Bios Centcrvllle Best ten gallons molasses special < 510 VEGETABLES Prizes for various varieties of pota toes were awarded to E Briggs Boun tiful C G Porter Porlcrsvlilc Marlln Ilolman Sandy Louis Fiylor Mill Creek Joseph T Mabpy Bountiful N P Holm Farmers ward and W L HIgh Centcrvllle prizes for each variety riety 52 Louli Fnylcr Mill Creek Beet one dozen long red beets 52 John R Winder Sail Lake Clly Best one dozen mangel wurz < > l beets 52 Louis Fayler Mill Creek Best one dozen sugar I beets 52 Louis Fayler Mill CreekBest one dozen long rod carrols J2 Louis Fnylcr Mill kBclt one docn I white carrots 52 Louis Fayler Mill Creek Best ono dozen parsnips 52 I John T Mabey Bounliful lBcat halt biiHliel yellow < > nlon eachvariety 2 John T lab > vBountiful Best Imlf buHlifl rod onions 52 n Brlggs Bonnllful Best halfbush H yellow onions each uiloly 2 best hn1bUlhcl while onions each variety 52 best halfbushel pickling onions 52 Ixiuls Faylor illll Creek best half bushel white onions 52 E Hrlggs Bountiful l one bushel early turnip 2 Louis Fayler Mill Creek Best one bushel late turnips 52 C G Porter Porlersvlllc Best display dis-play of cabbages Ihe prizes of 52 each E BrIgs Bountiful Best display of cabbages four prizes of 52 each C G Porter Porterville t display cauliflower 52 E Brlggg BountifulBest display rhubarb 52 best display lettuce 52 best display radishes 52 best dlisplny pot herb 52 best display pepper 52 best display cucumber 52 best display watermelons 52 cantaloupes 52 pump kins l 52 vegetable marrow 52 Louis Fayler Mill frcck Best display dis-play citrons 52 early squash 52 late squash 52 summer squash 52 Fred Burgln Centervllle Best display dis-play Hubbard squash 52 best display kohlrabis and egg plant 2 13 Briggs Bound fulBest display kohlrabis l and egg plant 52 tomatoes 52 asparagus 52 celery S2j green beans 53 worthy varieties of green or string beans each peck 52 best display dis-play farm and garden produce gold medal BEES John H Back Sons Salt Lake City Best exhibit bees first premium 55 second premium 53 best 100 pounds comb honey first prize 53 second prize 2 bct 100 pounds extracted honey filet prize 53 second 52 best display package honey 52 and 51 best 100 pounds beeswax r 54 and 52 best exhibit been in observation hives fG and 53 bppt exhibit of hon prorll1cinS plants 52 and SI l best display in this class 510 John H Bark Son Salt Lake City Special prize for bonny In tomb < 1U The comuiltUp award recommended recommend-ed thot a prlz > of J2 br awarded to John T Mag y roi larscal and best quality of pumpkins It further suggested that premiums extended to include more I varieties of farm produce as the list only tells fur one kind of red beets while there are sevrnl worthy kmd of I able beets liS also of mingelwuizil mind Carrots It alFO suggested that tho list read m Best dozen of all worthy I varieties in hcols I cairots and squash and peck of < ify leans 1 as well as green aped ntiintr beana now on thc list I It further recommended that kohlradln and egg plants as now In lire list he separated and given separate proud I thus a id Justly that suitable mention he made of Alma Pratt for help In lecoratlng1 the farmers display with varieties of evergreens FINE ARTS John Hnfen Quaking Aspens HOG Wnsaleh Vill y 52 ii George Taggarl Irish Peasants 52o If L A Culmcr Afterglow In Wa sal Mountain 520 Edna Sloan Amcilean Beauty Roses 510 I 510Mire Mire iLcc I Mauonna 55 If M Young Lea DIm 55 Romnn Beggar 55 Mrs E Minor Lilacs 510 best display dis-play 55 Mrs J3 A Snyder Lilacs second prize 55 M Jj1 Phlnney Pyrogrnphy 510 Johnson Company Bfst photo views gold medal bej < t pholo portraits gold medal best bust photo 5T direct pOI trait 53 composite portrait figure 53 panorama view 52 Miss Kale Wells colored photo 55 T f O Sheokell Best three amateur pholos 52 G < W Barratt Second beat three niiKilonr photos 51 De Bouzck Iompuuy e Befit specimens of halflone work gold medal J L 1 FitIrhankM Best specimen oC nculpluic gold modal Mnrgaretta ISIattl Bert specimen I of wood carving gold medal Diploma were recommended for C Clyde Squires A O Trcganza John Sr Birch Special Premiums to Students J A Wright editor of thc InterMountain Inter-Mountain Farmer and Rnnchman has offoied as a special premium to the Agricultural college students one years subscription to his paper free to the one who wins first prize In each class of stockJudging at the Stale fair It was partly due lo Mr Wrights agitation agita-tion of the matter and his efforts with the dimtois of the Fair association that the students were given an opportunity oppor-tunity to Judge the stock at the Stale fair |