Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-09-16

hNe, OF any sge, A. Smith enters two pens: three
ram lambs. one pen, ]. II. Glide; one pen, A.
Smith; pen of not less than five eve lambs J
81. Glide and A Smith.
Sweepstakes-Merino ram and FIVE of his
ram King George. Shropshire ram and five of
his lambs: J. II. Glide's Jumbo; A. emith's Royal
Duke.
ANGoRA GOATS.
C. P Bailey. from San Jose, and T. P. Harlan
from Willows, both enter for best buck two
years old and over; best buck under two years;
best pen of not less than three does two years
old and over; best pen CT not less than three
ten OF any age or breed. T. P Harlan also en-
tiers pen of not less than three graded does two
years old and over and best pen of not less than
three under two years.
The following are the entries in the Hol-
stein and Ayrshire classes to be Judged to-
morrow:
CLASS Iv.-HoLsTEINS OR FRIEsIAS.
Bulls three years old and over-George B. Pol
menus, Coyote, Romley, 3,2i9: Leland Stanford
Nina, Nadina Veeman, 4,40i; F. H. Burke, Menlo
Park, Eleneryo Netherland, !, 2S6.
Two years old-George B. Polhemus' Egmond
Pride ~ Leland Stanford's Zelo, 7,434; Bra
Sado ,4S6; f. d. Burke, King of Menlo, 6,447
(imported).
One year old-George B. Polhemus' Major Fg-
mund; q. Van Dupen, Royal Prince, Rey de
Laguna, Coyote Prince, Aunt Poel's Noble and
Duke of Cerro Allegro; Leland Stanford's Osuno
Venturosa and Febo; F. Il. Burke's Say Sedro
and kyeleSS Boy.
!. Bull calves-George B. Polhemus' Madrone
California and Tufy Kelley; Leland Stamford
Miquilette and Jaryo; F. q. Burke's Quito.
Cows three years and over-GeoIge B Pol
hemus Rebeeca Esmond, Aunt Peel and FAME;
Leland Stanford's Pansyne, Aggie Alphea. Lau.
rentine Gmported) and Mozenia Examiner
Esmeralda, and F. H. Burke's Ontarette Syl-
phia and Kyeless.
Cows two years old-Geo B. Polhemus, Retza
Egmond and Aunt Flora; Leland Stanford's
Zorritta and Mecox, and +. H. Burke's Beanga
Cows old-George B. Polhemus'
Lizzie Blacker and Lady Blackenhof LELAND
stsnfords Hermosura and Zarendell, and:F. II
Precious
Heifer calves-George B Polhemus' FAME Sd
and Frinte Lincoln Sd; Leland Stanfords Nh
Jicute and Mozula, and +. II. Burke's Lorits
HeTds-George B. Polhemus' bull Romley
and cows Rebecca Egmond Cert Van Dupen,
Stanfords bull Nadine Vieman and COWS Laur-
entine, Pansyne, Aegie Alpha and Mozenia; F.
II. Burke's bull King of Menlo, and cows
sophie. kyeless, Ontarette and Edna of Troy.
Sweepstakes-Best bull of any age George
B. Polhemus Romley, and T. H Burke's ina
ported King of Menlo
Cow of any sge-George B. Polhemus' Rebecca
ESmond and F. II. Burke's Sylphia.
CLASS Iv.-AYREsHIREs.
George Bement & Son enters for best bull,
three years old and over, Lord Faxon; two
years old, Express; bull calf Faust
Best COW; three years old and over, Lady
raAon, cypeIld ana hlgnlanu Mary; two years
old, Faxonia and Frou Frou; one wear old,
Sabrira and Highland Beauty; heller calf,
Satella; for best herd, Lord Faxon Lady Fsxon,
Sybilla, Faxonia and Frou- Frou: sweepstakes
bull, Lord Faxon: sweepstakes COW Sybilla.
The entries for best mich COW, of any age or
breed, are as follows: George B. Polhemus, Coy.
ote, Holstein cows, Rebecca. Edmond and
Aunt Poei: Leland Stanford, of Vina, Holstein
cows, Pansyne and Aggie Alpheie; F. Il. Burke,
Menlo Park, Holstein COW, Ontaretta, and p
Peterson's short horn COW Baby Louise
THE MILKING CONTEST.
The Society this year offers $50 in premi-
ums for best mich cows, the entries made
being published elsewhere. Below is given
tabulated statement, showing the result
up to yesterday morning, which will be
added to from time to time, and the COM
pleted statement will be given at the close
of the fair. The owners claim that for va
rious reasons the stock is not milking up to
their individual standards, excitement,
change of feed. and stock parades all cut
ting more or less figure. II will be noticed,
however, that all are now steadily gaining
in quantity of yield.