St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-12
The show Closed.

The poultry show closed last night
and today the work of removing the
birds Will be begun. AS was expected,
the attendance was larger than al any
stheT time during the exhibition. The
exhibitors OF fancy breeds state that
their sales have been unusually large.
and many of them state that they have
contracted for more birds than they
really can afford TO part with.
The annual meeting of the assccia-
ton will be held at St. Paul on April !.
when officers will be elected and judges
amounted. A banquet Will follow this
Reeting.
lie following final awards were made
last night:
PEKIS BANTANs.
Leslie Parlin. ST. Paul, first, second and
third OIL cockerel. 93I2. % and o.; first, sec
end and third on pulleL GLE, u and 90; first
sn breeding pen, 1864.
GOLDEN STARLIGHT BANTAMs.
Franklin Benham. Minneapolis, third On
eock. S6L4; first on hen, 93A.
l. +. Curtis, minneapolis, first second and
third on cockerel. 91l2, % and e9l2; first on
pullet- 81.
Bedas 4 Bros. Minneapolis second and
third on hen. 90l2 and 90.
SILVER sEABRIGHT BANTAMs.
T F. Curtiss, minneapolis, first OIL hen, 90;
third on cock S7l2-
RED CAPS
Z W MAY IDdD. lrSI on COCK
erel, 9iL2 third on hen, s.; first and second
on pullet, e-l2, S9l2; first on breeding pen.
I7ss4
GOLDEN DUCK WING GAME BANTANs
E Il. kTier Owatonna. first and second on
eocke7eL9 gle and gle; first. second and third
on hen, 94l2. 94l2 %; first on pullet, 92L2;
h-st on breeding pen. 1873.
RED PYLE GAMES.
q. h Krier, Owatonna, first on breeding
pen, 1919.
BLACh-BREAsTED RED GAME BANTAMs.
Franklin Benhem Minneapolis. second on
cock So first ana third on cockerel 95 and 81,
first on hen 95l2. first second and third on
pullet e2, 9Cl2, Sel2, first on breeding pen
r. Fl. Krier. Owatonna. second on eockerel
qll2. second and third on hen 93 and 81.
7. +. Curtis. MinneaTse,s. third on cock Sc,
second on breeding pen IA.
BLACK BREASTED RED GAMES.
81. Il. krier. Owatonna, first and third on
cock, 81 and 50; first on cockerel. Or; first and
third on hen. 94la and 90: first and second on
pUllet. Gl2 and 81; first and second on breed
ing pen, 1871. and lS2ss.
j. R BeeTy, Minneapolis. second on cock.
esl2; second on hen. 81; third on breeding
pen. iei1s.
GoLDEN-PESCILED HAMBURGs
]. R Beery. first and second on cockerel,
81 and g5l2; first and third on pullet 95 and
So; first on breeding pen. ISess
T. F. Curtis, Minues polls first on cock 81:
second and third on hen. SO and SO; second
or pullet. %: third on cockerel, S9l2 second
On breeding pen. 1S5ls.
sILvER-sPAN6LED HAMBURGS
J. r Beery, Minneapolis. first and second
on cOckerel. Y2 and 81: first second and
third on pullet 95I2, 94Iz ana 90; first on
breeding zen. 1S6
T. F. Curtis, Minneapolis, third on cockerel,
ssI2
HANpAHs.
}. R. Beery. Minneapolis, second on cock.
S9I2; first on cockerel, 81: first second and
third on hen. 93I2. 9li2, 9lI2: first. second and
third on pullet 95lz. 94l2 and 95le: first and
second on breeding pen, 1852 and 1873.
The display prizes in First division
were awarded as follows:
Dr.. T F Mackev Minneapolis. on Barred
Plymouth Rocks: Hess d Teetshorn. Winona
on Golden Wyandottes; E. T. Everett Min
neapols- on Silver Wvandettes: Gates
poultry yard. on White Wyandottes;
Rocks; G. D. Holden, OWatonna. on Part
ridge Cochins; Leslie Parlin. on Buff
Cochins; Franklin Benham Minneapolis on
Light Brahmas, on Single Brown Leghorns
and on Black-Breasted Red Game Bantams !;
G. D. OsmanGSOn, on rose-cOmb Brown Leg
horn. on single-comb White Leghorns and
on bronze turkey; H. krier. Owalonna- on
Black-Breasted Red Games; T. F. Curtis,
Ainneap polls. on Indian Games: T. N. Nor
gan. 81. Paul, on geese.
D. P. Clemens, Menomonee Wis. was
awarded the prize tor the highest scoring
bird in the American class. Score, 96l2.
q. D. Hagan. Owatonna. was awarded the
prize for the highest scoring bird in the
Asiatic class. Score. 9Jla.
B. Nye was awarded the prize for the high
est scoring bird II the Mediterranean class.
Score, 96l2.
h H. Erier OBatonna prize for highest
scoring bird in Games. Score. 95I2.
Exhibitors from 81. Cloud presented the
association three silver cups as special
prizes 10 be won two years IN succession by
The sane exhibitor. One was awarded last year
10 Leslie ParlIn, II. Paul. who had won il the
previous year and two are still open.
These were awarded this year as follows:
kTier Bros, Winona for highest scoring
bird where white is considered.
J. Il. Prior. of Minneapolis. and J. G. Os-
mandson, Of NOrstrand. tied for highest
scoring bird. where white is not considered.
PRIZES FER INCUBAToRs
". ". Albro. Minneapolis, first on incuba-
tcr one on brooder
Bedard Bros Two on b-oodar