Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-19

In tnls exhibit nne light Branama
cockerel that weighs IL pounds.
The pullets in the coop with this
cockerel are of the same stock, and
present a beautiful appearance. The
exhibit of Mr.. Kocher is next to the
largest on the grounds.
Mr.. c. NJ. Morgan, of Salem, ex-
hibits some fine specimens Of Leg
horns, that are greatly admired by
all who see them.
Miss Minnie Anderson, OF Salem,
has on exhibition trio Of small,
clean. healthy looking Bautams.
These Bantams attract a coed deal
Of attention from visitors.
The greatest curiosity is in the
coop OF Mrs. DR.. Shelton, who ex-
hibits a new variety of japanese
Bantams. The body of the feathers
is a jet black, with a sprinkle Of
snow-white spots, making pleasing
combination and enhancing the
beauty Of these dimInitive fowls.
Mr.. j. West, of Salem, exhibits a
fine specimenof black-breasted, red
game chickens, which are greatly
admired.
Robert Holiey has trio Of large
sno g-white Pexin ducks that are
admired by many.
Mr.. J. NJ. Garrison, of Forest
Grove, has the largest exhibit COM
prising l46 fowls, including Wyan-
dottes, Plymouth Rocks, light
Brahmas, brown Leghorns, Lang
shans, black Minorcas, white W.yan-
dottes, and also stock of fancy
pigeons. The ones Oh exhibition are
cockerel and two puliets, about
four months old, but already large
and well developed. The Wyan-
dotte variety, "the beauty breed"
the best winter laying bird known,
were introduced into Oregon by Mr..
Garrison eight years ago, and gave
universal satisfaction. His coop of
twenty pedigree stock Brahmas are
beautiful sight to behold. They
are all young and as large as ordi-
nary turkeys.
Mr.. G. o. Sloan, Of Forest Grove,
has some fine Plymouth Rocks,
Houdans, Hamburgs and Leghorns.
This exhibit contains some beautiful
specimens of fowls and is much
praised by the hundreds of visitors
that throng around the poultry ex-
hibit.
Mr.. II. w. Cottle, of Salem, has IA
very fine exhibit of Partridge Cochin,
that can be said to be far above the
standard of this variety.
Mr.. II. w. Barr, Of Salem, has
erected cage, wherein he displays
nine varieties Of pigeons, viz: The
Quaker, Homer, Fantails, Turbit,
Startling and Barb.
Mr.. Nairn has eight hens on ex-
hibition. The stock was imported
by him from Scotland, where in 1884
Mr.. Nairn received very hand
some 800 gold medal from the
Edinburg dog show, and in 1888 a
gold medal from the Highland Agri-
cultural Society of Scotland.
CATTLE-sHoRTHo
Robt. Glow, Junction City, Or
Bull three years old and over, lst
prem. Heifer, one year old and
under two, lst prem.
Geo. Hall, Oakland, Or.-Bull,
three years old and over, 2d prem.
p. X. Waters, Eugene, Or
Cow, three years and over, lst prem.
Cow, one year old and under two,
lst prem. Bull calf under one year,
lst prem. Heifer calf under one
year, lst prem. Cow, one year old
and under two, lst prem.
q. w. Dimick, Hubbard, Or
Cow over three years, lst prem.
Best herd of animals, bull and 4
cows, I'd prem.
p. X. Waters, Eugene, Or
Best herd Of five animals, lst prem.
j.. N. Davis, Silverton, Or.-Bull
two years old and under three, lst
prem.
HEREFoRDs.
II. A. Mcdonald, The Dalles, Or.
Herd Of bull and four cows, 2d
prem. Bull one year old and under
two, first prem.
T.. T.. Mckinney, Turner, Or.-s
Cow two years old, LIST prem. Cow
of any age, LIST prem.
VIM. Riley, Dallas, Or.-Bull,
two years old and under three, I'd
prem.
q. w. Shafer, East Portland, Or.
Bull three years old and over, LIST
prem. Bull two years old and
under three, lst prem. Bull one
year old aud under two, 2d prem.
Cow or heifer three years old and
over, "a prem. Cow or heifer three
years old and over, LIST prem. Cow