The herald., 1894-01-19
ABOUT THE POULTRY SHOls'
Some More of the Awards
Made.
The Incubator Contest at Last
Ended.
Increased Attendsnce-GrsatI Interest in
the Pigeon Display-The Inevits-
BILE sneak Thief at
work.


play this year is far better than the pre-
vious shows of the association and should
be we'll supported. The judges on incu-
bators handed in their report yesterday.
Nearly all of the poultry has been judged
and while the usual number OF kickers
are noticeable, the decisions hayegeneF-
ally been satisfactory.
The pigeon display causes probably
more attention than any other variety
OF bird at the show. The boys of the
city have become decidedly enthused
over these birds and large number OF
pigeons will remain in this city. On
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Tyler Of Pasa-
dena will loose II birds from the door
Of the building and let them seek their
home in the Crown OF the Valley. Mr..
Tyler han had the misfortune to. have a
pair of valuable pigeons, valued at $40,
stolen.
The judges of incubators and brood
ers reported nc iolows:
To the Los Angeles County Poultry Association
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned judges
OF class XVI of the fifth annual exhibit
tion beg leave to submit the following
in regard to the entries in competition :
We recommend that the following
premiums be awarded in their respec-
tive classes:
Hot air ncubator-Prairie State, first
prize; Santa Ana. second prize.
Hot-water incubator-Q Queen City,
first prize; Jubilee Hatcher, second
prize; Invincible Hatcher, third prize.
Hot-alr brooder-Jubilee, first prize.
Hot-water brooder - Victor, fret
prize; Saumenig, second prize: Queen
City, third prize.
We would further recommend that a
diploma be issued to the Plymouth in
cubator for the beat constructed ma
chine; that diploma be issued to the
Victor incubator for ease and simplicity
of turning eggs and utilization of heat !;
that q diploma be issued to the Apollo
as a fifet-class outdoor brooder. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
ALFRED WORKMAN, Chm.
r. E. WIRscHING,
sR. A. BARNES,
H. w. HINES,
J. II. DocKwEILER,
Judges.
The additional results, including
scores, of the remaining birds are as
follows:
PIGEONS.
A. W. Bessy of Orange, six frsts and
five seconds.
S. Tyler Of Pasadena, eight 6rsts and
one second.
Leonard Paul, special for best display !;
boy.
0. F. zahn Of Los Angeles, first, sec.
ond and third On homers.
Tyler, first on display.
Bessy, second on display.
BUFF LEGHoRNs.
Cock-W. 0. Moore, MERGED, first,
S91a; A. Armstrong, Petaluma, and W.
o. Moore, tie for second, SO.
Cockerels-A. Armstrong, first, "a; W.
o. Moore, second, 92 A. Armstrong,
third, 49,; A. Armstrong and w. Ii.
Van Marter Of Petaluma, tie for fourth
with $50 A. Armstrong, fifth, SS.
Hens-A. Armstrong frat, 9414; A.
Armstrong, second, 9S14; W. Ii. Van
Marten, third, 921s W. II, Van Marten,
third, 9lA; W. o. Moore. fifth, 901s.
Pullets-A. Armstrong, first, so; w.
0. Moore (tie) second, 9l14 A. Arm
strong (tie) second, 9114; W. 0. Moore,
third, S9s4 A. Armstrong, fourth, S9J4 !;
w. o. Moore, fifth, IS 3.5.
BUFF cocHINs-ooRREcrED RESULT.
Pullets-Oakland farm, first, 96lS !;
A. S. Olthansen, second, 90; A. 6.
Olthansen, third, 95l5; Oakland farm,
fourth, "a; Oakland farm, 9th, "a.
PENS.
OoElond far,a Toun+or Mo.n 100
A. S. Olthansen of Los Angeles, 1873,
tie for first
Mr.. Olthsnsen wins two, three, four
and five places.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Cocks--A. e. Power & Co., first, 90 /:
@. j. Paul, aecond, 9l1a J. d. Mach &
Son, third, 81; A. E. Power, fourth,
901a; G. 7. Paul, fifth, 80.
Cockerels-E, D. Tyler, Pasadena,
first, 90; G. 7. Paul, second, 911s; J. D.
Nash & Son, third, 901a G. I. Paul,
fourth, 80: 3. A. Power & Co.. fourth,
3d. E. D. Tyler, fourth, 90; A. E. Power
& Co., fifth, 89J5.
Hens-C. T. Paul, first, 9315; @. T.
Paul. aecond, 81 A. E. Power & Co.,
second, 81 z A. +. Power q Co., third,
81; ]. d. Nash & Sons, third, 81; A. L.
Power e. Co., fourth. 901s; G. T. Paul,
fourth, 901a O. L. Paul. fourth, 90la /;
A. E. Power & Co., fifth, 90.
Pullets-C. T. Paul, J. D. Nash &
Some, fret, 921a E. D. Tyler, second,
9l16; Frank Brush, second, 911S; A. E.
Power & Co., third, 9O1s A. E. Power
4 Co., third, 9Ola ]. d. Nash & Sons,
901a Frank Brush, fourth, S91S Frank
Brush, fourth, 500 A. E. Power & Co.,
fourth. 500 0. I. Paul, fourth, 891a !;
H. G. braves, fourth, 500 H.C. braves,
fourth, S91@ A. i. Power & Co., fourth,
1919 A. e. Power d Co., 500 Frank
Brush, fifth, 80; @. T. Paul, fifth, 80 !;
II. @. braves. fifth, SO.
GUINEA FOWLS.
A. E. Power & Co. take all prizes.
BLACK MINoRcAs.
Cocks Edward Ellis, first, 90; A. E.
Power & Co., second. 921s /; A. E. Power
g. Co., third, Oh French Bros, fourth,
9114.
Cockerel-Frank Brush, first, SO;
French Bros. second, 92L.
Hens--A, T.. Power & Co., first, 941z !;
A. Z. Power & Co., second, "a; French
Bros, third, 931a A. +. Power 4 Co.,
fourth, SO; A. Il. Power & Co.. fifth,
921s.