Show UTAH benit fenit De deserved for our disc the following report first pub dished in the amalla herald is corn com to the growers and wheat producers of our territory it bunnhim Bun NHAM ESQ land commie lioner U it K R R duan drar sin the undersigned undersigner under signed m were cre invited as a committee commit teo to examine the fine fruits from the orchards along your roads which arc are exhibited in your rich western display at the state F fair air we have V taken ty en great pleasure in doing so which wo believe the thou thousands Wands who visited the fair likewise enjoyed it bechis as if there is is a specialty in n cadi each exhibit shown by those oso who contributed the fruit and we cannot fail mentioning some of them john jacubs bursor nurseryman man at logan sends a fine N and well named collection of winter apples and ten varieties of plums on the stem the new plum gen jian hand being most prominent A large glass bowl of porter apples aples les was very attractive flanked erom winter apples and plums from joseph perry of logan the finest apples were the earl early Pen nocks from W W he head Y F franklin rah klin idaho who also sent an excellent assortment of apples and ears goodwill goodwin Brother sLogan excelled with the largest Orleans jage fine bellflowers groenings Green ings etc G J wright of ogden sends fine we pears and plums and four varieties of mammoth potatoes the latter attracted universal attention air mr F faulkner aul kner of showed the largest pears of the new variety E adale st germain geo goo gidney of the same place ten varieties of luscious reaches in fact the only show of his is fruit at the fair together with argo bartlett pears sweetwater very fine rhode island and excellent samples of aried fruit II 11 archibald of logan besides apples of tho the best sends a branch of plums coos coes golden drop welve twelve inches long which has forty arge specimens a large glass bowl of twenty ounce ap apples les made his them collection one of hugh adams of tho the same place liis his apples lad a large bowl of richly colored pears flemish beauty of great reat size and richness arc are seldom seen the grapes sent by geo goo larkins ns of ogden were among tho the finest fruits shown the great bunches of muscatel sweetwater mexican and others were tempting equal in size and of finer quality t than h an california his largo large seedling pear a new variety of crabs and several varieties ties of of tomatoes all show his great cat success as a horticulturist all the foregoing prova provet that ruit fruit can be grown under the shadows of tho the rocky mountains and in sight of eternal snows we must compliment you on the inter est es t taken in in showing the products of the far western states and territories the fruits and grains have attracted the attention of every eastern grower and the millers especially ally were interested in THE UTAH WHEAT and its advantages for grinding with ours which they say would make flour that cannot be excelled the sample of wheat sent by henricksen rix of logan utah was the finest e ever ver shown here while from the earne fame place that of mr barker and two varieties from mr rowland were not far behind beli ind bishop layton of kaysville Kays ville utah on the sand ridge south of ogden as mr alien allen informs us has raised bushels of this rich golden grain this year without irrigation pined signed S WATROUS prest iowa state hort society 31 N GhE KELL prest nebraska hort society join jong F KIN KINNEY NEY hon J F kinney who was one of the committee on western fruits was especially pleased with that from Utah where he was chief justice from 1854 to 1862 when that great region was ft wilderness of sago sage brush brus n now nov rich in agriculture e he sends greeting to cant capt hooper jennings wells taylor bishop sharp and the other pioneers who aided in turning a desert into a garden |