Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-08-17 | Page 7 | Six Buffaloes Transferred to Hogle Gardens

j Aimed were on guard when the Iio lions s and leopards from Liberty park 1 were moved to their new quarters a at Hogle g gardens The Thc 1 beasts roared their disapproval and hurled themselves against the sides of of the 1 cages which were mounted on trucks Dr George A. A Allen president nt of the Salt Lake Zoological society on the right J I 46 Ir Tr F ftP ftP- t t k k v 4 h 11 k 25 4 Six Buffaloes 1 I Transferred to toe 1 Hogle e Gardens Animals Stampede Upon Arriving Arriving Arriving Ar Ar- I riving at New Quarters Huge Lions Also Moved With the arrival of Napoleon the huge 2500 pound 2300 pound bison and his five lve mates safely at Hogle gardens one of the most troublesome jobs of transferring transferring trans trans- ferring the animals from Crom Liberty park to their new home has been completed completed com corn A. A E E. Alexander secretary of oC the Zoological society said Monday Transfer of th the six huge beasts beasts' b by trucks proved a difficult job When turned loose in their new range on buffalo mound the animals animals ani ani- mals took one look at their new surroundings surroundings sur sur sur- and then staged a miniature miniature minia minia- ture stampede Soon afterward they became quiet and seemed content as s the they began grazing in their new in in- closure With two policemen armed with high powered rifles acting as guards th the huge hug African lions Hons were moved to the new zoo early Sunday morn morn- Ing The animals with their loud roars s. indicated that the they were not enjoying the trip but changed their attitude soon after alter being placed in their spacious nci new inclosure Approximately persons visited vis viz- I the new gard gardens ns Sunday