Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-01-14
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Southwestern Wis. Poultry Associ-
alton, held at Dodgeville during the
holidays, resulted as follows, upon
the scale of 100 representing per-
fection:
LANGsHANs
!. J. Aoskins, Dodgeville, Wis, Cockerels, "a
aSl 9S y o. %. QUA puets, 95 9j, giIs, 81, 20
90ts aS!s hens, o.. s6f5
John Temby, Dodgevile Wis. Cock, 9G; cock
erels, "a. 90 hen Pl { pullets, 9t. 0ih
K; l., Porter, Mukwanago, Wis. Cookerel o2;
Puilet plla.
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
John T. Johns. Dodreylle wis. Cooke rel $,
~ ~ p; 50; cock. SCI pullets, s7s, 50, gl, s5!s
n. j.. Porter. Mukwagano, wis. Cockerels
30 Ss's; cock 10; pulletS, 50, Ala.
BLACK LEGHoBNs,
Thomas II, Davies, Dodgevile, Wis Pullcts.
%, % E, 30, "a .. 81.
81, Joseph Franeics, Dodgeyillc. Wis Pulets,
9S1 9ll, 93i, 9S 9Si.
BLACK HAMBuRGs.
John I. Johns, nodgeyille, Wis, Cockerol or
cock $50.
Aldro jerks, Dodgeync. Wis Pullets. o5
nLACK-BREASrEp RED GAMES.
5. G. Thomas, Mineral Point Wis. Cocks,
9H, 90; cockerel 99l hens, %, 96l, 80; pullets
Thomas L Clayton. Dodgeviue. wis. Cock
erel Ail; pullet 9i.
BLACK coCnrNs.
b. }. Bennett Mineral Point. wis Cocker
els 20, ell, "a, %; cock oi!; hens, 80, 97l; pul-
lets, Y64, 80 80
:, Thomas NJ Goldsworthy, Dodgeyinc. wis.
Hens, ai, ~.
DARK BRAHNAs.
r l. Porter, Mukwanago, wis. Coekorels,
Ae, oo2; hen SIS; pullcts, S1la, SSH Ss, S5 u.
wYANDoTTEs.
II. l.. Porter, Mukwanago. Wis. Cook So:
cockerels 'iS in4; pullets. 81, 81, sc, S9s, 800,
So 0''4' S'14' S'4' uorn,vs
Il, l.. Porter Mukwanago, wis, Cocks, g2
rARrRiDGE CocHINs.
X. l.. Porter. Mukwanago, wis Cock 20 ;
hens. g0l5. 9lls
Bert / ALLEY, Dodgevino, wis Cockerel IS;
pullct 81.
SILVER SPANGLEp HAMBu uRGs.
". /. Porter, Mukwanago, Wis. Cock 30;
hens 03, a. 95 d.
Bert raliey DodseviIlc wis. CockcreIs s7l
81; pullcts 81, o.
BROWN LEGHoRNs
Thomas II. Davies, Dodgeyile, Wis. Puiiet
K. l.. Porter Mukwanogo, Wis. Hens, 81 0il,
pullets, 9ll, @i, %, "a, 0ll.
WHITE LEGHoRNs.
Aldro jerks, Dodgcyllle Wis. Cockerel So;
pullet 93h.
AMERICAN DoMlNIQUEs.
Thomas NJ, Godsworthy, DodgeyIllc. wis,
Cockerels, 90 gO&, 50.
WHITE c. II. POLISH.
Bert Tailcy, Dodgeville, wis Cockerel %.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
The following special premiums were award
BY Farm and Faiy journal Norwalk ohm
one years subscription to each of the follow,
ing For best pair of Langshans, to j. J. Hog-
kins. For best pair Plymouth tGcks, TO J. H.
Johns. For best pair Ligh; Brahmas - Il. H.
Porter. For best pair houdans, 10 u. H. Por-
ter. For heaviest oockcrel, TO B. J. Bennett
by "Poultr, Monitor" Albany. n. Y. One
years subscription to each OF the following
For best pair s. 5. Hnmburgs, Il. L.. Porter
For hignest scoring Plymouth Rock pullet j.
f. Johns.
~ "Prsctical Poultry Man and Farmer"
Warsaw, Ind, one years subscription 10 onch
Of the following For heaviest fowl Of any
variety, u. J. Bennett For best pair Black
Cochins. Il. J. Bennett. One copy Of "The Dog
and How 70 Train Him, for highest scoring
Langshan fowl } j. Hoskins.
by Ohio Poultry journal" Dayton. Ohio,
one enr subscription to each of the follow
ing For best pair Brown Leghorns, r. l.. Por-
ter. For highest scoring Black Cochin fowl -.
j. Bennett
BY National Monitor" Springfield, Ohio. one
years subscription 10 each of the following
For best pair back-breasted red games, toS. G,
BY ''Dodgeync star" Dodgoville. Wis, ono
years subscription 10 each OF the following
For best pair Langshan chicks, }. J. Hoskins.
For best pair PIT Games, fhOs. l.. Clayton.
By "Dodgeve Chronicle. Dodgcyille, Wis,
one years subscription 10 each OF the follow
ing For best pair White Leghorns, Aldro
jerks For best pair Ducks, Bert Talley.
by The Democrat, Mineral Point Wis. one
years subscription 70 each of the fouowing
For highest scoring LanRshan chick, j. J. Hos
kins. For highest scoring Plymouth Rock
chick 7. f. Johns. For highest scoring Cochin
chick, b. j. Bennett.
OF the citizens specials not here
in mentioned, the exhibitors from
Mineral Point captured those most
valuable; besides having the most
perfect birds at the show. There
were 2l5 entries made, which were
fewer than the association had expect.
ed, but the exceedingly unfavorable
weather which prevailed during the
whole time prevented a great many
breeders from being present with
their stock. But what the exhibition
lacked in quantity, the beautiful
birds on exhibition made up in quail
ity, as the record Of points scored in
:Le several departments clearly
shows. Mr.. /. n. Barker, of Thorn
town, Ind, did the judging, and so
far as can be ascertained did bis
work in a satisfactory and impartial
manner, hewing closely and strictly
to the line Of the American standard
of excellence, letting the chips fall
where they would