Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-07
Lakeside tcia-Friesians,

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stein-Fresians was exhibited at the
Onondaga County Fair, held at
Syracuse from September 22d, to
18th inclusive.
This is the largest County Fair
Of New York State, and second
only to the State Fair, held the
previous week. The exhibits in all
classes were we'll filed, and the
prize winners animals of the high
est merit.
In Holsteins Fresians the herd
prize was won by the herd owned
by Smiths, Powell & Lamb. of Syr-
acuse, New York, consisting Of bull
Nethcrland Prince and cows Meth
erland Baroness. Netherland Ouch
ess, Netherland Belle and Neither
Countess.
1t is 4 noticeable fact that the
prize winning herd was composed
wholly Of members of the celebrated
Netherland family and all closely
related. This family has been
wonderfully successful as prize
winners from the time of their first
incorporation into the Lakeside
herd.
In bulls three years old and over
the first prize was won by Neither
land Prince, who stood with herd,
and the second prize was won by
his son, Prince Imperial.
The first prize on twe-year-o!d
bulls was awarded to Prince of Ar
It's. who stands at the head Of the
Arts family, priced at Lakeside
with the Aaggie and Netherland
families, and destined to rank with
the best as they increase in num-
bers.
In yearling bulls the young Meth |
srland Statesman, another son of |
Netherland Prince, won first hon
ors, the second going to Jacob Wits
Mercution, of same herd and of |
he Aaggie family.
The dam Of Netherland States
nan, Lady Fay, has completed a
Tear's milk record of 20,4l3 pounds
md L ounces.
In class of mature COWS, Lady
Fay won first prize. She is dam of |
<etherland Statesman, winner of
irst prize as yearling bull.
The second prize for mature cows !
vas won Dy Netherland Duchess.
She was also one of the first prize
lerd.
The first prize on ;hree-year-old
leifers was won by the imported
refer Executrix, who won the first
,rize as q two-ycar-old at the New /
ork State Fair in 1884.
Simplicity, Of same herd, won
econd prize in the three-year-old
lass
Spinaway, won first prize in two
ear-old class, and in yearlings
dottled Beauty Sd won first prize
nd Netherland Peerless %, won
he second.
In bull calves the first prize was
ron by Aaggie Sophie's Imperial, a
cry promising young bull in which
5 combined the blood of the IA
,ous Netherland and Aaggie fam
les.
The first prize on heifer calves
as won by Aegis DDS Princess,
I'D the second by kappijne I'd,
ister to Aaggie Constance, which
ave as atwo-year-old 1861 pounds
ounces IN a year.
The long list of prizes won by /
lese highly-bred animals tells no
lie more emphatically than that
acre is value in "blood'' and that
le best families are the cheapest
, breed from.
The Lakeside herd comprises
ow about 500 head Of all ages aud
Individually of high quality. The
erd is catalogued in neat volume,
hich can be had by addressing
lie firm
Prince of Arts the tvo-year- ED ]
all who took the first prize, is the
re Of the irst Holstein calf drop
ed in this State, being calyed in
lis city July 4th, 1885. Saratoga
nd Black Queen. also of thi. city,
e from the same herd of prize ,
inners.
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