St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-13
PRIZE WINNERS.
Cattle and Horses That Stood
Close Scrutiny.

At the judging. which was continued
yesterday, the following premiums on
Holstein cattle were awarded:
F. F. Irwin. EichGeld, won first premium
on a ve3rliug bull and heifer calf
y. !. Leavitt. Wasec9. took first premium
on yearling ana grade heifer of two
years.
NJ. !. Myers. Of Wells. was awarded second
. premiums on a bull calf: heifer, two-year-
old: and second prize i'm the sweepstakes for
thr best herd Of HoletcinS in the state.
1erc AlliE lSiToUrs. took first prize on a
thrce-year-old bull; second on yeaTling
bull; first and second on foUr-year COWS;
and first on COWS Of two and three years.
g. well rs first prize in the sweepstakes for
The best herd Of IFols;eins in the state.
The Friesland Live Stock company. Aber-
deem. OAK. took first premium on two and
threc-vear-old bulls
samuel Leslie. Waseca. took first prize on
fOnr-veaT-' cow. aud second on two and
three wear old-. besides taking first and sec
ond on vearling heife-s and second Oil a
heife~ calf
4. Harrington. Rochester. took second
money on 81 twO-~ear hUIl: nrst on a yearlng:
second on n heifer calf and two ana three
vear-Oid COWS.
following: P. D. Brockway, Rochester. bull
calf first premium; also on yearling hefer
and four-vear bull.
c. lie Verconte. Hastings. won first and
Sefplil IlIiLeN alll ftlNN. lUliT NthTS OH. SEC
ond. yearling bull heifer: first. two and three
year COWS and two-year bull; also second on
two and three-ye1r-Old bulls. and same in
the sweepstakes for bull two years old.
c. Nee Reeve. Of Minneapolis, carried off
the first pri2d on yeRrling and thTee-year-
old bull: second on three-year-old COW;
first on bull calf and heifer. and first in the
sweepstakes for the best herd in the state.
G. f. Gordon. Of KOshkonong. Wis, who
! had on exhibition heard Of nine head of
| Guernsey cattle, took Inc second prize on a
! bull three years old; first on a vearliug
| bull calf: first and second on a heifer calf
| and three four-year-ol1 cows
A A. Day FarminetOn. took first premium
! on q Guernsey bul. three years old.
A. r. Matthews Kansas City. No. was the
| only exhibitor of POlled Angus cattle. his
/ herd numbering twentynine head. He was
given first premium for bulls two and
! three years old. second or a twO-yea- bull.
! first and second on bull calves. two and four
| wear COWS and yearliUg heiferS
! Red Polled cattle divided the honors as fol
| lows: \ herd owned by William Steele, of
! Mention. Wis. and Martin Bros, of Richlnnd
/ City. Wis. took first DriZe on a COW four
! years OiG. yearling heifer and one and two
/ vear-Old bulls: first and second on bull
/ calves ana second on twO-year old COW.
II. W. stone. OF Morris. was given second
! premium on yearl!n9 bull and Cow fouI
wears old. first on heifer calf and first in the
! sweepstakes for the best herd in the state.
W. +. Seymour. Eyota. took second prem
/ ium on a bull two years old.
/ Gilfllan L. Murray of NaQuOEeta. To-. Sc
J cured first premium on a three-yelr-old bull
! and twO-ycar-Old COW: first and second on
! COWS three years old: second on yearling
/ heller and heifer calf.
! From herd of DevOns. T. ". Morse & Son.
| Of Verona. Wis. drew first prize on bulls of
! one. Two and three years and bull calf: first
and second on COWS four Years old. and first
! or tWOa i throC-year cows first on yearllng
! heifcr and hcifer calf.
Tn.,f-- 2 r -ssrf-,s
/ d -ew from their herd of Devons second
/ prizes for bulls one, two and four years old,
/ hul calf Lwo-year COW, yearling heifer and
! heifer calf.
/ Hugh Paul. of Heron Lake. carried off the
/ honors on Galloway cattle. taking first on
! two and four-yeaT bulls. bull calf and heifeI
! calf; second on two-yeaT bulls. bull calf and
/ three-year bulls: first and second on four
/ year COWS and yeaTling heifeTS.
Y P. Clark of St Cloud. who has lot of
! Clydesiale horses on exhibition. took first
/ premium on stations four years old. two
yeqrling FLIES and two thrae-year old mares
| first ard second on yearling stations and
| three-year-old brood mares. and second on
! two ana th-ee-year-old mares.
| Gslbraih Bros. GAINESVILLE. Wis. drew in
! their ClvdeSdaleS second premium on two
! fOUr-year-old stations; first and second on
/ three-year-old stations; first on a stallion
/ five years Old.
! A cleveland Bay stnllion. four years old
! brought the firm another first prize. In
1 Enclsh Shires the same exhibitors drew
/ Hr,t aud second prizes on stations five years
( old, and first on stallion two years old
! B0wleS. MADDEN & Co. GAINESVILLE Wis
! wln first premium on a French draft stall
! lion four years old. and Pereheron stallion
! four years old.
/ Delaney d Co. Mortified. drew second
premiums on stations two. three and four
/ years old; and first and second on mares of
! one and three years. Their French draft
~. IL
/ fivc-year old stations. brood mares. two and
I three-year-Old mares: first and second on
Z stations two and three years old and year
/ ling mares; first and second on mares one
! wear old: first sweepStake for best stallion
! and mare showing three colts. and first on q
| grade Percheron FLY one wear old.
/ Leonard johnson. Northn I'D, drew Per
! cherOnS. first premiums for two mares. four
and five years old: stallions, two, three, -four
| and five years old: second. sweepstakes in
mares and colts: first sweepstakes on stall
I ion showing three colts and first grand
| sweepstake for res cred stallion showing
/ five colts In French coach horses Mr..
/ Johnson was awarded first and second pre-
miums on mares four years old and over and
stations four and five years old; first on q
mare and stallion two years old.
| John Zelch. Cottage Grove was given fol-
English Shires first premium on one stallion
four years old and two-year old mares. In
Norman horses Mr.. Zelch took second
premium on mare two years old and five
year-old mares: also iirst and second pre-
miums on Clydesdale mares four years old.
There are $50 head Of swine displayed in
the pens, the entries being by T. W. Porter
of Hazel Dell herd, and Geo. Primes Rolling
/ Prairie herd Of Berkshire: J. ID. Cass' Star
herd of Suffolk; q. W. Plank. Evergreen
Poland China. and Chas Smiths Summit
herd. J. Il. BreboZan enters the Champion
hC rd, and Geo Davis Victoria herd, both OF
/ Victoria.
In the Berkshires Prince and Porter re
ceived the first and second premiums, re
! specdvely, for best boars of the year and
| over and between six and nine months and
for the best pen of pigs of not less than foul
nor noTe than six months I'D. The former
also tcok FIRST sid s@C3yd :ycS;iun.s for the