St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-15
AWARDS INTERPRETED WITH.
The Rain Made 1t Impossible to
Finish This Work.

The rain Yesterday put an end till late
in tho day to the exhibition of live stock
that is examined by the committee in
the stock rings. Several classes of horses,
cattle aud other animals have been
entered on, but no list has been COM
pleted, and will not be until this morn
ing. The stock this season Is unusually
fine. and the decisions will be close.
Some of the leading stock raisers of
other states are on hand, and are run
ming the Minnesota farmers close race
for honors. The committee on awards
have found it necessary TO work day
and night in their duties, and it was
long past bed time last night when they
quit work.
Among the awards made yesterday
were these in the dairy department.
This exhibit was very good, some Of the
exhibitors being worlds fair exhibitors.
Creamery Awards.
The awards for fine creamery butter
| were made to the Milton Dairy CON-
| pany. st. Paul. Sweepstakes on Cream
cry butter. Star brand; first on gathered
creamery, winning state prize and Spe-
cal premium offered by Cornish. Curtiss
Il Greene-a S25 dry air refrigerator.
f. b. Fargo IL Co., special, S25.
GeEeSee salt. special, SO.
Cornish, Curtis Il Greene, silver cup
premium.
}. NJ. Martin. Medford, Mimi. Dis
brow special premium. S25 cash.
Ii. A. Bulls. Kenyon. Mimi, Dia-
mond Crystal Salt company's specia,
of s25.
G. II. Wood, of Waseca, first on fine
dairy butter. Also the Wells-Richard-
son special, SIS in gold.
Prints-H. B. Niles, proprietor of
Brute farm, Rosemount, sweepstakes
and first premium in dairy class.
Crescent creamery, St. Paul. first and
sweepstakes in ornamental display.
Cheese.
George Hall. West Concord, Mimi,
first prize; Minnesota full cream. -.s=s
cup.
John A. TrumbulI. Oakland. Mimi,
second, on full cream.
A. Jones, of MorristoWn, first on
Young America cheese.
George Welsh, of Cedar Mills. second
E. D. Enburg, Stanton, first on Pri-
most.
John Frank, LIE Roy, first on Swiss.
Ii. j. Glover, Hutchinson, first on
Edam.
John Mandell, Wolcott, first on home
dairy cheese.
Poultry Awards.
In the poultry department there were
a number of awards made during the
day, and they were as follows:
t. Slater. st. Paul, first premiu m on
Plymouth Rocks.
Second on old Plymouth Rocks, E. G.
Roberts, Fort Atkinson, Wis.
First and second on chicks, F. E.
Pierce, Minneapolis.
First and second ON white Plymouth
Rocks, Krler IL Bundy, Winona.
First on chicks, E.G. Roberts; second.
j. r. Breberzon, Delevan, Wis.
Silver WyandOttes First on fowls, E.
q. Roberts; also first on chicks; second
on chicks, }. w. BrabaZon.
Golden Wyapdottes-First on fowls,
Roberts; second, Brabazon.
Buff COchins-Leslie Parlin, of Como,
gets second premium on fowls and
chicks.
Light Brahmas First and second on
old pair, Franklin Benner. Minneapolis,
took first. and c. II. Miller, Minneapol-
is. second on young pair.
Black Lanshans-Benner scored first
and second on old pair of fowls.
erts, second.
Leghorns, Single Comb-E.S. Roberts
took first and second prizes on old and
young.
S. C.Whites-Brabazon first on fowls;
George Lough, st. Paul, second.
First on Ducks-Roberts.
Second on Chicks-C. f. Barber, Min
neapois.
Rose Comb Browns Roberts first on
81 H..t d.,
Bronze Turkeys-WiscOy Live Stock
company. Wiscoy, Mimi, took second;
BrabaZon took first.
White Holland Turkeys-First pre-
mium, Brabaz0n on old fowls, and Rob-
erts secOndi on young, Roberts first
and BrabaZOn second.
The poultry exhibit will be finished
today and number of valuable prizes
distributed. With a single exception no
ducks or geese and but fe W turkeys
have been considered by the comm ittee
in this de partment.
In the Farm and Garden
products several premiu ms were award
ed yester day. Both individual and
county eXh ibits were considered, and
the prizes were awarded as follows:
Sweepstakes prize for the best gen.
eral exhibit of all kinds of farm and
garden products and fax exhibit. First
premium, Mower county; second, Steele
county; third, Steele county.
Best general exhibit of fruit in the
winter apple variety and Northern
grapes, Freeborn county. from the farm
of G. Wedge.
First premium for garden products
from the gardens of A. Feefer.
First for general market garden ex-
hibit, j. j. Batson, st. Louis PARK.
Best grain display, Stevens county.
All of the awards are given by mum.
der, and the name of the exhibitor is
not placed on the product in cQmpeti-
tion, hence no unfairness can be charged
against the judges. Considering the
drouth, the agricultural department. has
made a fine exhibit, and the farmers are
to be congratulated.
In awarding diploma for the best
exhibit of samples Of unthreshed grain,