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Show M ENTRIES FOR ! BIG STjMBIT Sheep and Cattle Growers in Competition in Salt Lake Display. The foilof. ing entries in tne Livestock show to open tills week were announced Uirtt nll:t : INDIVIDUAL FAT CATTLE. Chris LJi-yen, Ephraim. Utah, shorthorn short-horn i'Ihh; I.' rail Agricultural iolle?e, i to? shred steers ; Ca r! WatT, Ci lvlovllle. ; l tali, Hereford steer; F. A. Starkweather. i 11 1, ,-r ( r.i-Lt M-ihci irncalirpf! ntofr- H R. Pe'-ock. Nampa. Idaho, yearling steer, hil'er calf and tvo-year-old heifer. FAT CATTLE, Clavion & Murnan. Denver, Colo., car-' load of Hereford steers, carload of shorthorn short-horn steers, carload uf Angus steers; Portland Feeder company, Burley, Idaho, , carload of shorthorn steers; F. A. Starkweather. Stark-weather. Blaekfoot, Idahn. carload of crossbred steers : O. T- Olson. Elsinore, t:tnii, carload of shorthorn sjers;.H. R-, Pea'-ok, Nampa. Idaho, carload of steers: A i ex Rohh, Ida ho F'alls, Ida lio, ca rload of st'-ers ; Jonas Ma trson, Salina. T'tah, carload of Hereford steers ; Frank Griee, Boise, Idaho, carload of shorthorn steers; James Mnnson, Mt. Pleasant, Utah, carload car-load of shorthorn steers. SHEEP. F. A. Starkweather, three carloads of crossbred Hampshire lambs; Austin Bros, assofia t ion. Salt La he, 1 wo carloads of crossbred la mbs; Inter-Mountain Livestock Live-stock company. Salt Lake, ten carloads of crossbred lambs. |