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Show HrEBER COUNTY DAY OBSERVED Ladies' Band and Other Musicians Entertain; Exhibit Commended ft' SALT LAKE, 1 M ' . (, . ..univ1 tjflnj' was celehva ( "1 'he sin'. ton: 1 ,;- End ". "t i !' irt-hc irt-hc g s ' : n(t on it- n) 1 .,.1 I hi 'Bounty I ifllHiiic-:- U I'. S'lM'n anii.iuni ! i Hptcr.L - H Bier to '" 1 ' Kmutirii h i U f w ,i si .i I i mill ill or,'" Bi ' onal ri:i r 'f " , in' .1 ;.l I fcat si . .iiii.lv admired by t li lj pub!.' u Isifr ' urn W n t ; was ! fpi 1 1 I I I ' n. ."ii ki' 1 Ki toy 1 1 1 n i i fi specto , i i ' i - I Wo I ,:i City o Igd' - 5 gig fes! - mi " !' f fl K-.Tii blend f R- , !' 5n in I Mill B N l 5 win.- s.i i: Lai 'r. and ounl 1 ' !Birnid.' . ;i Sic ' sterd Held'." 9 End, Jf .is" i Iflartet Be w : iouin honoi P it- Ml I I ), ' ii.. ! h i ii i h r. he s ,,n,i iir nd hen 1Kr 1 -. T i i rounds. f in:; bl ' I'd ind ' n iv' " , Igd en m: iv. ar: I i-jKM Een Hunter, 1 l.i)'. 1aM' -ii ' I Bayed .I in ing the r i - Ogderi Brl' T oubU- 1 1 ii.i lio BB'anolu W.i h. I Pogr-iin 1 1 Ii' Mil i np I MINERAL EXHIBIT. Tli- -!?' iili libit, mi Ii (toper v ision ol i fclltr d St'li.i BHHlacc Brn" "ft tin i Keni.i Monily net it 1 1 ion of t SHnOiiK the nioa 9 Be bul idi ng i o( devoted lo Utah H Hbhur, felat '" H&nc of tin most iii'iuentij complt-I complt-I pent' i sectioi a his t li- ,i ilch is the I Kst sho win g ot Its e iii,.' Recording i" Fhe JKlity of the u is ' .m pared .. Ith Kan r',,"'-x ' in.- individuals flftrevlous years. Is evidence that he ct.i h men :i ml ii v. hi .ii ftypting themselves i" the Pin hre k .ng : d HEechntc. Ii-A : . n e Pd". iree water colors, Waldo levei .-il .r ktiani o - il IVa has an exquisite collection, in I i Oils. . : I . 5Bn Talmer. Hal Burrows; J. U OSC I ( i V. Rich, i .) 'i ii. i i Lewi fld s. j.'iM"" - ' t Jepperson li't C v Ol Hjn and Btali .ii i as ' are Ma i -. i i ind A 1 : u A n n t : i ftn that He l"m ' s i i i ui i) HToday ill Ii. Sjlt J.aki I Bine, i rtw , I I.i 11 . Mil.nl I rJOy I? '" ' 1 1 I Utah eXecuf lvfl in altbndanoc w.tli It is 1 staff, under st:orl of the I'tah nn-JUOnal nn-JUOnal guard. I h1 povprnor will b" ivt-lconied by a s:iiut, of neventoen guns and v.th. iis staff will Be the' guests if :li rail- directors al dinner at the coliseum. i on eshlttition in the Jersey department depart-ment at ih- Utah si it- fair is ''Eagle'.d Irene,.'.' cluimed pficiaily Co be Hk-oldest Hk-oldest cow in tli state and probably In tli" l"nltil St.i.'; "Iron" in ;i j)urcLrcd rogistercl Jersey, 1im res-ISler res-ISler num'ior b in ; S9.619. She was born .March 6, 1890, .in belongs to the state of Utah. his. .uz bc-c:i bred aud ownvj by th ? slate men.al hospital hos-pital at I'ro.i. i- the mother of ttoehty-ohe calved, nineteen females and two males and will within six Iwfels give birth lo a'liotheV. tihe i i in charge crt Pfanlt h. Astroth ol the Amcrhan Jersey cattlemen's bureau, who says that the cow has given in her lifetime 1 7 i . 1 1 pounds of milk, ielding :i i.'.n pounds ot btltti r fat. ; The swine sHbW, housed in a new swine pavilion, is thr largest i n J i.-s; in Hi.' h toiw of the state fair. The ' hi r . il, rs i oop rated with th: lair management man-agement in plannnlg a model swlnej PAviliou to replace the one burned lat year. There are 237 swine on cxhbi-tion cxhbi-tion this year. Clattsif icatlohs follow:! in shir.es Seventy head exhibited ! Bxhlbifors, Ashlane Farms, o.wted byj, C. r. W7arnlch & sons. Pieasanl Qrovp. !; Utah; I'o:; I''-nis. Murray, Utah: Al-j. hen j:. yvhito, Murray; i.a Grand i Walker, Pleasant Groye; A Baatian.h . -'-t Jordan The fieri. si lire exhibitors had a; splendid exhibit ot swin- . more In IVumbeT and better quality than here-;! tofore. Ashlane Parma of Pieasanl ,' Grpvo were the hea.v winners in the ( class, winning grand champion boar on Men Rival. Jr This boar Is th; undefeated Junior yearling of the i northwest, last year k-. innins .r Bpp !.i;u-. Wash., and Portland. Ore., th'.-two th'.-two largesl shows in the northwest. He w;is the undefeated boar pig of the , northwest duriflg 1 . winn ng at lh . sanfe shows They also won grand hainplon sow on Ashlane's fcaureU, Princes. :", in ROC W 1RDS Awards ill this fluSS follow i Dur.oic Jerseya 72 exhibited. ' The Duro" Jersey swine show is tliCj largest and best display of Duroca ever exhibited at Hie state fair I'he Richards Rich-ards LivestOClc company of Virginia, j 'Idaho, and the Thousand Springs farm, owned by Mrs. Minnie V Miller. j Wendell. Idaho captured most of the, prizes These twp herds have Just arrived ar-rived from -bowing al the Montana I a fair, where they won nearly alii prizes offered for Imroes. Other ex- hibitors showing Dtirocs are Anios,( Hansen and Earl '. Uoyd of Murray.! Utah, and Hen R Eldredge of Salt; Lafce. The Junior and grand champion Durbc Jei.se boar. B1k P.one Sensation, Sensa-tion, owned by the Rlciiards LiveatocK company, also won first a.t the Mon-j tana state fair and southeastern Idaho fair at Blackfoot, Idaho This com-; p'ajiy also exhibited the senior and1 grand champion sua. Queen Mammoth Sensatien This sow was also grand champion las' week at th Montana State fair and two weeks ago aj the southeastern Idaho full. Ua-l year She', was grand champion sow at the Utah; mid Idaho State fairs and the Western Royal livestock -hov. at Spokane.1 Wash. The uinlor hampion sow Island Lady Sensation, was exhibited by Thousand Springs farm of Wfendell, j Idaho. This splendid sow is a wonder-jfnl wonder-jfnl show animal and of splendid type, Ishowlifg firs: -class finishing .and Ua.nd-llng. Ua.nd-llng. i Awards follow. ! snioi champion boar. I'olone Mam-moth Mam-moth Sensation. Richards Livestock com pa ny ! Junior and grand champion boar. Big Bone Sensation, Richards Live-Sto Live-Sto k company. S ifllor and grand champion sow. Queen Mammoth Sensation. Richards LlvestocR company Junior champion SOW. Island Lady Sensation Thousand Springe farm. Boar, over 2 years, first. Richards Livestock company. Hoar. 1 year and under ix moUlhs, first; Richards Livestock company; second and third. A BJ. Lloyd. Hoar. ; mon.hs and under 12, first, second and third. Richards Livestock company. Boar, under ', months, first, Thousand Thou-sand Springs farm, second and third. Richards Livestock companv. Sow. 2 years and over, first, seojpnd and third. Richards Livestock Company. Com-pany. Sow. js months ami undStr 2 year? first, Richards Livestock company. Sow 1 year and under 18 month first and .-eond Richar.K Livestock cornpanv . third Thousand Springs farm Sow, months and tindei year, first and Becond, Thousand spiinp farm: third Richards Livestock corn-pan) corn-pan) Sow, under months, first, second and third Richards Livestock company. com-pany. Aged herd, first and second, Richards Rich-ards Livestock companv. Voting herd, first and third. Richards Rich-ards Livestock company; second Thousand Springs farm Breeder's young herd. first and third. Richaids Livestock company; second Thousand Springs farm. (yet of sire, first. Thousand Springs farm; second and third, Richards Livestock company Produce of dam first and second Richard- Livestock companv; third. 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