St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-20
THE TWIN CITY BIRDS.
THEY WALK OFF WITH THE MAJORITY
OF THE PRIZES.
SUCCESSFUL POULTRY SHOW

The Attendance Was Much Larger
Yesterday Minneapolis and
st. Paul Fanciers Secure a
Large Number of Awards-The
"Games" Belong In the Flour
City-List of Awards.
The poultry show received better
patronage yesterday, aud the judges
felt more inclined to work. A long
list of awards was turned out, and i.
will be noticed III glancing over the
list that the Twin Cities carried off the
cream. The following are the awards
of prizes made yesterday.
sILVER-LACED wYANDoTTES.
Cocks-First and second. E. l.. Ever
EFT, minneapolis; third, w. A. Gates,
st. Paul, who also secured first on hens /;
second and third hens, e. l.. Everett.
First. second and third on cockerels and
pullets; also first, second and third on
breeding hen and the best display went
to Mr.. Everett.
GOLDEN WYANDOTTES.
COckS-FirSt and second, q. G. Sher-
man, Minneapolis; also first and second
hens, first, second and third pullets and
breeding pens and best display; third,
hen, William Schultz. st. Paul.
BLACK WYANDoTTES.
Cockerel-First, second and third, c.
IL. Cannon, st. Anthony Park.
BUFF WYANDOTTES.
Second, cockerel; first, cocKerel; sec
ond, hen; first and second, pullet, E. D.
Them, Vail, 10.
WHITE WYANDOTTES.
First. cockerel; first, secoud and third
pullet, G. Il. Cannon, St.Anthony Park.
BLACK JAVAS.
Cock-First, Krier IL Bundy, Winona.
Cockerel-First, Mrs. 1. Bowman; Sec
ond and third, Krier q Bundy. Hen
First and second, Krier 81 Bundy.
Pullet-First, Mrs. Bowman; second,
Krier 81 Bundy. Breeding Hen-First,
Mrs. Bowman; second and third, Krier
u Bundy. Best Display-Krier &
Bundy.
LIGHT BRAHMAs.
Cock-Flrst, Mrs. w. b. Morehead.
Belleville, Wis. second, J. G. Osmund-
son, Nerstraud, Mimi; third, G. III.
Miller, Minneapolis. Hen-First, sec
ond and third, Mrs. Morehead Cockerel
First and second, Mrs. Morehead;
third, j. q. Osmundson. Pullet-First,
second and third, Mrs. Morehead
Breeding Pen-FirSt and second. Mrs.
Morehead: third, j. G. Osmundson.
Best Display-Mrs. Morehead.
BUFF CoCHINs..
Cock, first, Leslie Parlin, st. Paul;
third, Il. w. Chamberlain, Minneapolis.
Cockerei, first, second and third, MIR.
Parlin. Hen, first, Mr.. Parlin, second,
Mr.. Chamberlain. Pullet, first, Mr..
Parten; second and third, Mr. Chamber
lain. Breeding pen, first and second,
Mr.. Parlin; third. Mr.. Chamberlain.
Best display, MIR. Parlin.
PARTRIDGE COCHINS.
Cockerel, first, second and third, also
first, second and third, pullet, T.. q.
Holden, Owatonna. Hen, first, Mr..
Holden: second, c. T. Wheeler, Mime
apolis. Breeding pen. first and second,
E. &. Holden: third, Mr.. Wheeler. Best
display, Mr.. Holden.
BLACK LANGHAMs.
Cockerel = First, Franklin Brenner,
Minneapolis; second, F. Bannochie.
Minneapolis; third, g. E. Luce. Owa-
tonna. Pullet, first, second and third,
Franklin Bremen. Hen. first. second
and third, 9. E. Luce. Breeding pen,
first and third, Franklin Bremen; sec
ond, c. E. Luce. Best display. Frank
lin Bremen.
INDIAN GAMES.
Cock-First. &. A. 10th, Minneapolis;
second, A. f. Siebert. Minneapolis.
Hen, first, Mr.. 10th; second, A. Ii.
Bracket, Minneapolis. Cockere. first
and second, Mr.. Bracket; third, Mr..
10th. Pullet, first and second, Mr.. Sic
bert; third, Mr.. 10th.
PIT GAMES.
Frank j. Halo was awarded first
prize for the best display, and Frank
Breed second.