Daily globe., 1883-08-28

all filed, and large crew of carpenters
were engaged all day in erecting new
stalls. The magnitude of the display is a
wonder to everybody.
Below is given partial list of the ex-
hibits.
HOLLOW BLUFF FARM.
The proprietor of this celebrated breed.
ing farm, R. S. Kingman, has a very large
exhibit, and as fine herd of Jerseys as
there are at the grounds. There is eight
in number, one bull, three cows, three
heifers and one calf, and they are all regis
tered in the A. j. G. G. q. B., and
includes Coperss, fine bull
weighing 1,4C0 pounds, bred by
Owen of Hartford, Conn. He was never
before exhibited. He was sired by Cham
! pion of America and damned by prize
winner at the New England fairs. The
calf is the pride of the owner and is re-
corded as Pride of Sparta.
Miss Betsy Tunlay, five years old COW,
bred by Hume of Washington. LobeIa 3D.
| COW seven years old, bred by Hudson of
/ Canada; has a record of II pounds and
| 10 ounces of butter per week. Betsey was
! purchased by President Garfield, but he
was assas5inated before the transfer was
conspmmated.
Gertie Johnson, six years old, bred by
/ Hudson, Manchester, ct.
Doriselle, four years old, bred by New
ton, Sparta, Wis.
Clissie, yeariing, bred as last above.
Queen Of Prospect, three years old, bred
! by Phillips, of Baltimore, Md, record of
! fourteen pounds and six ounces of butter
! per week. The record of this herd is all
on grass alone. Can be greatly increased
by feeding for the purpose.
BRowNsDALE HERD.
H. f. Brown, Minneapolis. exhibits a
herd of thirteen head. One Jersey bull
and one Durham and eleven Durham
heifers.
MARY HILL FARM.
J.J. Hill, of st. Paul, proprietor of the
MaryHill stock farm on Minnetonka beach,
herd of seven short horns-four COWS and
two calves, and one Durham bull.
Gambetta, the bull, is specially fne
animal, and took second premium against
212 entries at the Perth cattle show.
Mr.. Hill also exhibits a herd of
eight Polled Angus cattle-two
bulls and six females,
herd of Jerseys, one bull and eleven fe.
Scotland for the last three years.
The Angus bull, Lord Chancellor, has
taken first premiums, in fact he was never
beaten wherever shown. He took the first
royal premium in Scotland.
In the exhibit is a bull, calved 18th
of April, which is considered one of the
best calves ever seen IN Minneapolis. He
was calved at Mary Hill farm, Minnetonka.
The cow Novice, in the exhibit, polled
Angus, has averaged over twenty six quarts
of milk per day since April 8, an extraor-
dinary amount. Mr.. Hill paid $l,500 for
her in Scotland.
Among the Jerseys is the celebrated COW
Diana, which took second premium
in the champion class throughout the
island for butter record and Jersey charac
teristics. Also Pollonious, Jr., an excep
! tionally fine animal, and won first pre-
MUM as a calf.
Jersey Belle, five years old, has record
of fourteen pounds per week OF butter.
Sunny Lass has a record of sixteen
pounds of butter per week.
Alpha Maiden, three years; Alpha la
Biche, two years; Rex Alpha and Aida
Miss of Maxwell, Beauty of Alpha are
yearlings.
Queen of Minnetonka, out of Aida ID
sired by Rex Alpha.
Poets Dream, both calved at Mime
tonka, and the latter is inbred, and both
are handsome calves.
Mr.. Hill has many more imported cattle
now on the road.
LIE VERNE.
J. ID. Robinson & Co., breeders of L,
Verne, Wright county also have fine ex
hibit.
Annie Tuttle, born March 7th 1883, breG
by Geo. W. Tuttle, Winthrop, Me.
Arch Duke, two years old bull, bred BY
E. B. Williams, Winthrop, Ne.
Gem, 2years old heifer, G. NJ. Pullen
Augusta, Me.
/ Cathleen, years old, also bred by
Pullen.
Bessie Pike, years old, has taken frs
, premium at state fair in Maine in 1881 ant
1882
Annie ID, five years old, bred by Nc
Grath, winthrop, Ne.
Princess Louise, calved February last
, bred by Gardiner, of Maine.
) Princess, eight years old, bred by L.
l Robinson; has butter record of twent.
/ pounds per week.
!, Bessie Dean, six years old, not recorde d