The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-25

family of Galloways-that Of Semira-
mie-which was unusually conspicu-
Gus for several generations. Indeed,
Sir John the Graham's dam and
grandam were both Highland Society
first-pri2e cows.
Nellie 4th of the Green 2l29 is II
COW OF excellent qualities and much
merit.
No. 2. Tag No. 1875 A. Weight
1910 lbs.
BORNEO BILL, 3614.
Bred by the Interstate Galloway
Cattle Co. Kansas City, Mo.
Calved 9th May, 1886.
Sire-Young Viscount 1885 (2713)
D. Scottish Borderder $3.50.
Dam-Alce of Boreland 1923 (6343)
by Young Tom (226D.
Grand dam, Sonsy I'd of Boreland.
Third dam, Sonsy of Boreland.
YOUNG V1scoUNT 1885 (2713) was
bred by JAS. Cunningham & Son,
and is Il member of the Semiramis
family, being out of Semiramis 9Th
(l419), and she out of Semiramis I'd,
E132l who was a daughter of Semi
ramis (703l, the foundation female of
the Scmiramis family, so proverbial,
wherever known, for their striking
resemblance and their uniform quail
fty.
SCOTTISH BoRDERER 1861 was by
Black Prince of Drumlanrig T547L
the premier Galloway bull of his day,
for which $500 was refused when
eleven years of age, and whose blood
is more largely diftused through the
choicest herds of Galloways than any
other Galloway known.
ALICE OF BoRELAND 923 T63431 is
" very choice COW and was originally
selected by Mr.. w. C. Weldon as a
member of his personal herd.
No. 3. Tag No. 30. Weight 1740 lbs.
RAMBLER, 3775.
Bred by Mr.. NJ. R. Platt of Kansas
City, Mo.
Calved 9Th December, 1885.
Slro-&ambetta OF Garliestown
1875 [2122] by Ballot Q475)
Dam-Black Mag 1892 by Lord
Wellington 332.
Grand dam, Maggie 9TH 800 by
Billy Mcneil 327.
Third dam, Maggie Lauder I'd 347
10y Our John l06.
Fourth dam, Maggie Lauder Tic
by Black Jock IS.
Fifth dam, Empress so by Jock 1C
Imp.
Sixth dam, Beauty IL.
GAMBETTA OF GARLIEsTowN 1875
f2122 was bull of remarkable merit
and an excellent breeder.
RAMBLER 3775 is fine smooth
beefy animal, and few of his cross.
bred heifer calves, owned by .Enocl
Morrill, Esq, Reno, Nevada, show
much promise Of fine mixers.
RACK MAG 1898 will be seen tC
trace back to the earliest importa
tions in the American Herd Book.
No. 4. Tag No. s
DEHORNER DUKE, 5655.
Bred by Interstate Galloway Cat
tie Co., Kansas City, Mo.
Calved Goth May, 1883.
Sire-Springwater Monarch 2S0l
by Sam of Culreuck 1920 1862.
Dam-Belle Rose 1921 by Gallo
way King 1873 1894.
Grand dam, Moss Rose of Shen
nanton 1929 by Marmaduke of Cul
main.
Third dam, Mol of Shennanton.
SPRINGwATER MoNARCH 2S0l viii
be found fully described above.
BELLE ROSE 1921 is more particu
larly described above.
GALLOWAY KING 1873 1874, form
erly Mcpherson oil Killimingan, was
bred by Joseph Nelson, Dumfries
and was purchased by Mr.. Maxwell
Clark OF Culmain, for stud sire, but
on account of his substance, merit
and quality, he was secured and i'm,
ported to the States by Mr.. A. b
Matthews, and he has proven himself
most remarkable breeding sire, hi,
progeny having again and again Sc
cured the highest honors in the show
rnt. He was sired by Queensbury
1927 and his dam Maggie of Kill
mihpan [2745l was by Marksman Sc
ll245l.
No. 5. Tag No. 4
DEHORNER JOCK, 5654.
Bred by Interstate Galloway Cat,
tie Co., Kansas City. Mo.
Calvod 18th May, 1883.
Sire-Springwater Monarch 2S0l
by Sam of Culreock 1920 [2502
Dam-Black Sally 1926 by Gallo
way King 1873 tl79l
Grand dam, Sally Sd Of Stacks
1875 by Jock OF Blackhall 1901