St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-07
44th semi-annual RED-FIGURE SALE
at The BOSTON, on Third street.
POINTS ON POULTRY.
Judges Award Prizes in Several
Classes at Market Hall
Exhibition.
Absence Of Old-Time Varieties
From the Show-The At
tendance Large.

The third day of the state poultry as
ISOLATION at market hall was largely
attended. A notable feature Of the eX-
hibition is the absence of Dark Brahmas.
There is not representative of this
fowl in the show. The Dark Brahma
bids fair to 20 out of existence. The
reason for it is stated to lie in the fact
that it is a very tender bird. Some other
varieties seen in years past are no
longer exhibited. A few more varieties
were scored Yesterday. and the pre-
ums awarded on them are as follows:
Black Leghorns-Bedard Bros, first
and third Oh cockerel: first, second ana
third OH hen; first and second on breed
Ing pen. Al Getchell, second OH cock
erel, second OIL breeding pen. w. 5.
Dodv. first, second and third on pullet.
Light Brahmas-J. A. Hogan, first on
cock: first cockerel, second on hen,
third on pullet, first on pen. L. l..
Morgan, second OH cock, second on
cOckere, first on pullet, second Oh hen.
C. H. Miller, third on cock. Franklin
Benner, third on cockerel, first on hen,
second on pullet, third on breeding
pen. j. G. OSmundsOn, third on hen.
The competition on this breed was the
strongest of all. There were 2ll en-
tries. and was the finest display or TINS
variety ever shown in the Northwest.
Single comb Brown Legh0rns-Frank-
lin Benner, first and second on hen;
first and third on pullet; second on
cockerel: first OF breeding pen. Bull
Bros, third on hen: third on cock; sec
ond on pullet; third on cockerel; second
OH pens Oscar Turner, first and sec
ond Oh cock Frank Breed, nrSt OIL
cockerel; third OH pen.
This exhibition ranks next to that OF
the Light Brahmas, being $50 entries,
and very close competitions.
Buff othins-Leslie Parlin, third Oh
cock: first, second and third on cooke
rel: first, second and third on hen; first
second and third on pullet; first and sec
ond on pen. A. II. Foster, third OH pen.
Rose Comb White LeghOrnS-J. j.
Scott, second OIL cockerel; first on pull
let.
American Dominiques-J.G G. Osmund-
son. first, second and third on c0ckerel :
second and third on hen; first, second
and third on pullet; first and second on
pen.
Red Caps-E. w. Mazman, second Oh
cock; second on hen; first on pens.
Aftondale Poultry farm, third on cock,
and first OH hen.
Single Comb White Leghorns-A. j.
Van Duzen. first on cock; second and
third on cockerel; first OIL hen; third on
pullet: first and third on pen. burner,
second Oil cock; second on hen. Il. I'll:
Hoffman, first Oh cockerel; frst ana
second OH pullett; second Oh pen. Ben
Nye, third on hen.
White Wyandottes- Gates Poultry
yards. second on cock; first and second
on cockerr; first, second and third on
hen; second and third on pullet; first
and second OH pen. A. ID. :. Clark,
third on cock; first on pullet; third on
pen.
Paint work done now has ample time
in which to become thoroughly hard
ened. This means that it Will be more
durable. You ought not 10 wait until
spring to have your Carriages, Buggles
and Wagons repaired. We want to &c
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