Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-22
MINNESOTA BENCH SHOW.

To be Held In Connection With the State
Fair the First Week in September, to
Close with Grand Field Trial-Lists of
Premiums to be Awarded-Rules and
Regulations.
One of the most novel and interesting fea-
lures of the approaching State fair, to be
held in St. Paul the first week in September,
will be the bench show of dogs by the Min
nesota Kennel club. The Minnesota Kennel |
club is q live organization, made up of lead
ing citizens of st. Paul and other towns of |
the State. and is differed at the present I
time by the following well known gentle |
men:
THE OFFICERS.
President-B. Beaupre, Esq.
Vice Presidents-Hon. II. n. Sibley, |
George B. Finch, Esq, st. Paul; G. j. But
Ter, Saltwater; A. G. Rand, Esq, Mime
apolis; William Mulliken, Esq, st. Cloud; |
L. P. Carnival, Esq, Brainerd; II. Poehler.
ESQ.,, Henderson; George Warren, Esq,
Mankato; Ben. Randall, ESQ.,, st. Peter; j.
G. Mallory, Esq, Hastings; 81. E. Barron,
Esq, Faribault; Sol. Pendergast, ESQ.,, Sank
Center; DR.. Estes, Lake City.
/ Secretary and Treasurer-W. E. Timber
lake, Esq, St. Paul.
Executive Committees. B. Dilley, Esq,
Lake City; E. F. Warner, Esq, George A.
Intyre, ESQ.,, E. Gotzian, Esq, Charles Tim
norman, Esq, G. shipman, Esq, c. S.
Uline, Esq, G. Seaburg, ESQ.,, R. Warner,
Esq, of st. Paul.
THE MANAGEMENT
of the forthcoming exhibition has been
placed in the hands of Mr.. Charles Linz oln,
a gentleman of great experience, having
taken part in many such shows in England,
and had charge of the Westminster Kennel
club bench show at Gilmore's Garden, New
York, in May last, and also of the kennel
shows recently held at Baltimore, Boston
and st. Louis. Mr.. Lincoln has already ar
rived in the city for the purpose of superin-
tending the preliminary arrangements and
details for the exhibition, and
| has established himself at room
II, Fire and Marine building, corner
| Third and Jackson streets. As already an
nounced by the GLOBE, the bench show will
| be given in a building specially constructed
| for the purpose. This building is to be To-
Gated short distance from the railroad ex-
hibition building on the fair grounds, and
will be connected with the other buildings
by covered passage way. Work upon this
building will commence in a few days.
| An extra feature of this bench show, is to
be grand field trial the following week-a
| feature that will add much to the attracti We
ness Of the exhibition with owners of hunt
ing dogs throughout the country. Minneso-
ia is noted for its fine bird hunting, and
every season hundreds of gentlemen arrange
their affairs for spending some time with
dog and gun. Fortunately the end of fair
week will find chicken shooting at its best,
and, what is equally important, it is certain
that game is to be very plentiful. The Of
ficers of the Kennel club with Mr.. Lincoln
hold a meeting this evening to consider mat
tiers of detail in connection with this
field trial, such as suitable ground, etc. It
is expected this great hunt will last four or
five days.
Below we give the list of prizes to be
awarded, to which especial attention is in
vited. It will be seen that the list is divided
into two DIVISIONS. of sporting and non
sporting dogs, with total of fifty-seven class
es, with generally two liberal money prizes for
each class. In addition to the regular
premiums mentioned below, large number
Of special prizes, offered by our citizens, are
after. The following is the list:
DIVISION I-sPoRT1Na DOGS.
Glass champion Imported English setter
dogs-For1h he best, $50.
Glass 2--Champion Imported English setter
bitches-For the best, $50.
Glass 3-Imported English setter dogs-Fpr
the best, $40. Second best, $40.
Glass 4-Imported English setter bitches
Best. $40. Second, 80.
Glass 5-For the best dog or bitch English
setter puppy under twelve months $40. Sec
ond best, silver medal.
Glass 6-Champion native settlers (of any
strain For the best dog, $50.
Glass champion native settlers (of any
strain For the best bitch, $50.
Glass 8-Native English setter dogs-For the
best, $40; second, 80
:. Glass 9-Native English setter bitches-For
the best, $780, second, 80.
Glass lO-Native English setter puppies dog
or BITCH under IL months-For the best, 80;
second silver medal.
Class 1l-Champion Irish setter dog-For
the BEST $50.
Glass l2-ChaImpion Irish setter bitches
Glass 1a-Imported Irish setter dogs-s2o;
second best, $40.
Glass l4-Imported Irish setter bitches-s2O;
second best, $40.
Glass 15-For the best Irish setter. dog or
bitch, puppy. under II months, $40.
Glass l6-Native Irish setter dog-S2O; Sec
ond BEST $40.
Glass 17-Native Irish setter bitches-S2O;
second best. $40.
Glass 1e-Native Irish setter puppies.
Glass l9-Champion Gordon setter dog-For
the best $50.
Glass 2l-Gordon setter dogs-For the best,
800; second best, $40.
GLASS 22-Gordon setter bitches-For the
best 800; second best, $40.
Glass 29-Gordon setter puppies (dog or
bitch) under twelve months-For the best. $40:
second best, silver medal
Glass 4-Champion pointer dogs-For the
best, $50.
Glass Champion pointer bitches-For the
, best, $50.
GLASS 26-Pointer dogs over IS lbs weight
Best, $40; second best, $40.
Glass 27--Pointer bitches over 80 lbs,-Best,
800; second best, 80.
Glass 2S-Pointer dogs under IS lbs.-Best,
$40; second best, $40.
Glass 29-Pointer bitches, under fifty
pounds weight-For the best, $40; second best,
$40.
Glass 9o-Pointer puppies (dog or bitch) un.
der twelve months-For the best, SlO; second
best. silver medal,
Glass 31-English Retrievers (curly or wavy
coated)- the best dog or bitch, SIS; second
best, $40.
Glass s2-Chesapeake Bay dogs-For the
best dog or bitch, Sis; second best, $40.
Glass 33-Irish Water Spaniels-For the best
dog or bitch, -Sl5; second best, $40.
Class 34-Cocker Spaniels-For the best dog
or bitch, $l5; second best, So
j Class 35-Field Spaniels (other than Cockers)
$40. $500 : =
Glass 36-Fox Hounds-For the best couple,
dogs or bitches. $l5; second best, $40.
Glass S7-Beagles-For the best dog OF bitch,
80; second best, So.
Glass 3s-Dachshunds- the hest dog mr.