Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-22

| TOWSAI, It.OIIIS, Lex, USSu.
Best bull two years old and under three,
Rhome & Powell, Rhome. Tex, first; Ellis
Richardson, Baird, second.
| Best bull one year old and under two, ".
T. s J. B. lizard, Henrietta, first; Cosgrove
| livestock company, Leseuer, Mimi, second.
| Best bull under one year, Rhome & Pow
| ell Rhome, Tex, first.
| J. NJ Buster, Y. S. Bowles, NJ. G. Bowles,
judges.
| Prizes awarded to Duroc-Jerseys-Bes
boar, years old and over, first premium,
! Terrell i Harris.
| Best boar, under year, first premium,
| Terrell & Harris.
Best SOW, 2 years old and over, first pre-
MUM, Terrell & Harris
| Best SOW, year old and under 2, first
| premium, Terrell & Harris.
| Best sow, under l year, first premium,
| Terrell & Harris.
| Sweepstake-Sest boar of any age, first
| premium, Terrell & Harris; second pre-
MUM, Terrell g. Harris.
| Best sow of any age, first premium, Ter
| rell L Harris; second premium, Terrell II
| Harris.
Herd-pest herd Of one boar and four
| sows, under l year. owned by exhibitor,
| first premium, Terrell & Harris.
| L. NJ. Monses, judge.
! Horticultural, amateur exhibit-Jack
| Duncan of Dallas captured first premiums
| on best collection greenhouse hOt-grown
| and ornamental plants, best hanging bas-
! ket with plants. best single greenhouse
| plant of any kind; second on best collection
! of geraniumS and carnations in bloom.
| Mrs. j. F. Metcalf took the first on ferns,
| geraniums in boom, carnations in bloom,
| verbenas in bloom and the best collection
| of foliage plants; second on greenhouse pot
grown and ornamental plants, hanging bas-
10 with plants, single greenhouse plant OF
any kind, best collection of jessamine (star,
lr,l-n oil Ia,.c in,
chrysanthemums in bloom aud palms.
Miss Eugenia Hamilton OF Dallas cap
tured first on best collection of iessamines
(star, cape, grand duke, smilax, traces
| cantia and ivy, lilies In bloom. chrysanthe-
NUNS in bloom and palms; second on ferns,
veroenas in bloom, oegonlas, hibiscus In
bloom, dahlias in bloom and foliage plants.
Mrs. W. l.. Williams of Dallas took the
first premium on the best collection OF
blenders in bloom.
Horticultural department - Greenhouse
plants by Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. w.
NJ. C. Hill, Dallas: Miss Lidia Martin, Dial
las w. r. Cole, Dallas.
Best hanging basket, Mrs. Henry Holt
camp, Dallas, first; ]. Nj. Howell, Dallas,
second.
Best single greenhouse plant, J. NJ. How
ell first; Mrs. Henry Holtcanp, second.
Best collection ferns. J. NJ. Howell, first:
Mrs. Henry Holtcamp, second.
Best collection geraniuns, j. NJ. Howell,
first: Mrs. Holtcamp. second.
Best collection carnations, J. NJ. Howell
first; Mrs. Holtcamp second.
Best collection iessamines, Mrs. Holt
camp first; J. NJ. Howell second.
Begonias, j. NJ. Howell first; Mrs. Holt
camp second.
Hibiscus, ]. M. Howell first; Mrs. Holt
camp second.
j. NJ Howell also took first premium on
oleanders, dahllas, foliage plants, chrysau-
themums and palms, Mrs. Holtcarp taking
second premium on each of the above.
The first sweepstakes premium on the
best collection of greenhouse plants Went
to J. NJ. Howell; second to Mrs. Holtcamp.
On white rose comb leghorn fowls. brown
rose comb leghorn fowls, single comb
brown leghorn fowls and chicks, black leg
horn fowls and chicks. Andalusian fowls.
Spanish fowls, silver-spangled Hamb burg
fowls, silver-penciled Hamburg chicks.
black Hamburg fowls, golden penciled
Hamburg fowls, HOudan fowls, Crevec9ur
fowls, white and colored Dorking fowls and
chicks, red-cap fowls and chicks, golden
polish fowls, silver polish fowls and chicks,
red pyle red game fowls and chicks, silver
duck-wing game fowls, black game fowls,
white game fowls, golden and silver
seabright bantams, red pyle game bautams,
Pekin bantamS, Japanese bantams and rose
comb bantams, Mr.. S. II. Worst OF Elyris,
ONO, LOOK nrSt premium.
Mr. Worst also captured first on best
breeding pen in classes 49, 46 and At, and ]
second on best breeding pen in classes 4Ss
and 10
He took second premium on white rose
comb leghorn fowls, brown rose comb leg
horn chicks. Andaiusian fowls. Mnorca
fowls. white-faced black Spanish fowls,sI
golden spangled Hamburg fowls, silver
penciled Hamburg fowls, white dorking
fowls, colored dorking fowls and chicks,
golden Polish fowls, white Polish fowls and
chicks, brown breasted red game fowls,
yellow duckwing game fowls, black game
fowls, white game chicks, golden seabright1
bantams, black breasted red game ban
tams, Pekin bantams and japanese ban
tams.
r. A. Corbett Of Callahan county took
first premium on white AIinorca chicks, |
silver spangled Hamburg chicks; first onsi
breeding pen in class Al, first and second on
breeding pen in class ~; second on single |
comb brown leghorn fowls. white Minorca
fowls and silver spangled Hamburg fowls !
and chicks. ID
j. G. McReynolds of Nechesville took
the first on black Minorca fowls, black |
breasted red game bantams and on the best !
display Of poultry by a Texas breeder; sec
ond on single comb brown leghorn chicks |
and on best breeding pen in class Al.
Mr.. Riggs Of San Antonio took first and |
second on black Minorca chicks.
Samuels & Bryant Of Dallas took seconds
premium on silver seabright bantams and |
rose comb Dantams.
F. H. Fox of Denison took second pre-
MUM on red pyle game bantams, best |
breeding pen in class Al, and on the largest |
and best display Of poultry By Texas ex-
hibiter.
In the miscellaneous class s. n. Worst !
took first premium on angora rabbits, lop- |
ear rabbits and carrier pigeons. |
X. Guyser OF Dallas took the blue ribbon \
on white rabbits.
Ed Bancroft of Dallas caught first on the |
best display of pigeons of not less than five |
varieties, on fantail pigeons, black and red;
and second on black and red fantails and on |
carrier pigeons.
VIM. Farley, mail carrier Of Dallaa, cap
tured first on white fantail pigeons and
pouter pigeons; second on best display of |
pigeons not less than five varieties, and on |
black and red fantail pigeons.
Col A. Royal, president Of the Colorado |
state fair ssociation, has taken in the fair
to-day, and pronounces It great"
Saturday will be Fort Worth day, and ons6
that occasion Mrs. L. II. Ducker (nee Miss T
Maud Peters) will be found ct the music |
exhibit of C. h Edwards. 1t Is expec ed |
tina. she will furnish her friends with q