The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

needs no introduction. monarch
Isl by "Bretcn" 1856, 26,25l Is n
fine animal aud a favorite. "Bayard"
rs, 252), s95s Is an imported animal
whose sire Is "Cheri" t2i23, }, 5OT9.
Comparisons and minute descrip-
ton Of all these animals IL omitted
for the obvious reason that II IL the
province OF the judges to say which
excells all the others. II will be In
order to speak Of them more fully
hereafter.
WILLIAM DODD
has on exhibition two colts which
are sired by "Dominant". They are
both fine specimens and have paid a
magnificent profit on their owners
Investment. The first n bay, I
months and three weeks old, weight
$40 pounds. The second, a roam. 3
months olds, weight 80 pounds.
The herd OF Shetland ponies on ex-
hibition by Mr.. Williams Ii a
novelty. With the exception Of the
colts, the little fellows were all i'm
ported direct from the Shetland
Islands In 1859. These representa-
tives consist OF ! stallion, II mares
and a number OF colts. They are Of
all sizes, ages aud conditions, and
are representative Of the Percheron
Stock Farm herd of over 100 head
Be sure and take the children around
to see them.
CATTLE.
There are fine specimens Of the
different breeds Of cattle on exhibi-
tioI. J. T.. Gebhart, n full blood
Jersey COW. Smith George, a Jersey
COW. Amos Flumerfelt, a Jersey
bull, and a fine Jersey calf.
Frank Fry the well-known Durham
breeder has a registered bull, u COW.
two yesrling heifers aud one calf of
this species, The Peek Bros. have
10 head Of Durhams there, consist.
ing of one bull, and several cows and
calves. Mr.. l.. +. Parsons also has u
fine drove Of the same kind OF cattle
there, OF about 10 or II head.
The Muir Bros. have two fine
Hereford bulls, five cows and several
white faced calves there that make
a pretty picture.
Mr.. u. Jenkins the Superintend
ent Of this department has one full
blood Holstein ball and about 10
head Of graded heifers Ina n pen, that
look well.
HOGS.
The Peek Bros. have n boar aud
SOW that are one year old, and two
Of each under six months old, Of aH
fine Poland China hogs as can be
seen anywhere.
Jacob GottschalI has one splendid
Berkshire boar, over one year old on
exhibition, that IL worth looking at.
yEsTEREAY's RACES.
A ESQ troi, 1850 pace, the country
road and pony running race was the
programme In IN. speed ring yester-
day. All were filled and some very
good racing was Witnessed, ID. u.
Wag-taT IL the starter, A. l.. Dodge,
e.. \. Martin and Hugh CArlin,
judges; while VIII Allen aud DIR.
Welcb held the watch for the flyers,
aud G. 7. Hilton IL clerk Of the
course.
The first race called was the 2:8O
trot for n purse Of 500. There were
three started Ia the race aS follows :
"Ran-oD," owned by u. W. Bliss, Of
salina, Daisy Belt" by +. NJ.
steinkercher, OF Sedgsick city aud
-. I. 40, "sby Ward Hlndrinton, Of
Emporia, J. !. 70. won In thiee
straight heats, time 2:iIis, 2:I2 aud
2:is.
In the $50 pacing race, four enirys
were made ~ follows: "George NJ. "
Of Great Bend, "John G., Of Me.
PhersoD, Brown Eyes, OF Her
rington, "Kimlock b., from En-.
poris. Brown Eyes was di-tanced
In the second heat, and KImlock H.,
won In three straight heats, time
2:37. Purse tl.50.
Next was the pony race and five
horses came before the judges.
Little Kate, White Cap, King, Irish
Girl aud jill. Little Kate was ruled
out on account Of her height. A
protest was entered against Irish
Girl, claiming she was under an
assumed name, but she was allowed
to start. Jill won In 55's, with King
a close second. The purse was t25 %
Jill IL the Parsons colt, aud Huston
felt very good over his victory.
The road race came next aud
BABY g." by ShieIe, Price" by
Parsons, Frank Frost" by J. G.
Williams, and Fred" by Erwin,
were entered. The purse was slOO,
and all Of them seemed after shieIe's
little mare, but only once did she let
Frank Frost pass her Ibut II was only
for q few seconds, when she again
took the lead, and won the race In
three straight heats easily, Fred TAX.
ing second money. Time, SOL, 1904
and 500.
The races tomorrow are very pro.
missing. See the program on third
page Of this paper.
IN ART HALL.
The Singer Manufacturing Com.
Psny's display In the main building
on the Fair grounds 10 very fipe,
consisting Of Vibrating Shuttle Ma
chimes, oscilsting Shuttle, Autom-
attic chain stitch, and machines for
all kinds Of manufacturing. There
10 also an excellent exhibit Of arti.-
tie work done by their machines.
such ~ . pair Of boiling cloth cur.
tsins richly embroidered worth In
cash, tle2.00. A pair Of sateen cur.
tAsns In Remington with arrassns