The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-04

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Lucerne was distanced.
Time, 2:241s; 2:27; 2:29A; 2:2S1k; race
unfinished.
Free-for-all trat; purse, 500:
Governor Strong NATURALIZATION. l i l
Pat l.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
SilVertnorn.. ........-..........
Time, 2:24; 2:92A; 2:2ok
TODAY'S RACES
POT trot. purse $500: The following
horses will start: Arabian Boy, br g;
Valencia, S g; Katie, b m; Afro, & s.;
Billie Young, b g; Prince Medium, b s.;
Miss McLain, b m; Obed br &; Silver
Simmons. b S; Coney, m: Wilkes Echo,
b g; Rosewood, blk m; Maud Barrett
b m; Dora Farnsworth, blk m; MINES
cab, blk g; Miss Grant, br m.
Free for all pace, purse $500-John
Carpenter, g g; Hood. blk 6; Kansas.
oh s; Wesley r, b &; Billy The Twister,
CHI g; Lady Nottingham. b m.
2:19 trot, purse $3GO-Tits, b s; Bully
Ike, b e; Patchen Wilkes Maid, m;
Robert Ryan, b S: Captain Hanks, b 8;
Trumpeter, br s; Gordon Cumming, b S
Silverton, g; Greiver br S; Landena
Miks, b m; Ripple P, blk m.
AMONG THE CATTLE.
At no time in the history of Kansas
has there been an exhibit equal to that
displayed at the State fair. Not only
is this class represented by the fine
colored Jerseys. but the great beef cat
tie represented by the Herefords and
ShorthornS, are there in great numbers
while the great milk producing breeds
are represented by the spotted Hol-
OF ha
as no description can do the showing
justice. There is the calf of two days
of age, and the mammoth bull which
tips the beam at 1880 pounds at the
age of six years. while the 2-year old
comes to the front with a representa-
tive weighing 200 pounds.
The following firms, owners and herds
are represented:
Hill Top herd, r. Oliver proprietor,
of Dearborn, Mo, has twelve head of
Jerseys, headed by Boone 24,600. There
are four cows, heifers, calves and l
yearling bull.
q. J. Siftan Of Wichita has Jersey
COW and calf on exhibition. The COW
is registered as Leila of Idywild, 1920.
F. L. Johnson, the weather prophet,
has a beautiful Jersey cow and calf
that is admired much better than the
weather which he has seen fit to dish
out to the State fair this week.
]. F. Stodder of Burden, Kan, has
nine head of shorthornS headed by
Champion Best. 114.673. while among
the females are found Hattie May, F;c-
IA, Cora and Flora jr., all registered
cows, and the young bull Champion of
Silver Creek.
Elm Bench Stock farm, Irwin &
Duncan proprietors, have their Snort
horn herd headed by Duke of Sadgwick
and females represented by Queen of
Shannon 9th, Queen of Elm Beach and
Lady Bates of Elm Beach.
w P Harmed has fourteen head Of
shorthorns headed by Britisher 11c,62I
and composed OF thirteen members of
we'll known families of this bree1.
Maxim Bros. of Florence, Kan, rave
fourteen Herefords headed by Anxiety
Boy 47.70S and represented by thirteen
other thoroghbreds that are the delight
of spectators and the joy and prof. of
the proprietors.
Peter Sim of Wakarusa, Kan, has
ten head of shorthorns headed by Roy
al Bates, a prize taker in many rings
and nine other head of representatives
tina do proud to the Durham family.
w. Miller of Bayneville comes next
with six head of Jerseys as pretty as
picture. registered as follows: Inas Pet
1910. Tiny Pearl 81, 673. Daisy Brice 9S-
AL. Lily of Ravine 1o7,951 and Henry
Peers 1il ,S66.
Sunny Slope Stock farm, Emporia,
Kan, is the delight of all lovers OF
the Hereford breed. There are thirteen
representatives of this herd which is
composed Of over 900 head. and is said
TO be the largest herd west Of the Mis-
sissippi. The herd is headed by Wild
Tom, a 2-year old. weighing 1900 pound
who has taken the blue hribbon at
five state fairs. The young herd is
headed by Archie who took first pre-
MUM in sweepstakes al Des Moines,
Iowa. They also have two Holstein
bulls on exhibition. This young herd
was first in class and took second pre-
MUM in sweepstakes over all breeds
at DeS Moines Iowa Every animal is
as pretty as picture
]. C. Hyde Of Sunnydale has five head
OF shorthorns headed by Duke I'd and
showing what Kansas range viii do
for thoroughbred cattle
West & Duncan Of Windsor. III. are
proba bly, the best known exhibitors OF
Hereford cattle in the United States.
In this herd is found the celebrated bull
Osceola 80 So. who weighs 1850. He
is six years old and is an import from
England. This animal has taken fifty
sweepstakes prizes at county, state and
tri-state fairs. The six year old COW.
Bluestone Rosely 1921. weighing 800
pounds. with sucking calf al side also
belongs to the herd. The dam of this
cow was the sweepstakes COW over all
herd is strongly bred in the Horace
breeds at Buffalo, y. Y. in 1878. The
Horace 5th 1854 and Lord Wilton
strains.
FRUIT EXHIBIT.
Sedgwick county-H. j. Newberry IS |
plates apples: II. J. Newberry plates |
peaches: s. ". Balch. IL plates apples: !
T. r. Beck. plates apples; s. H Hoov- |
er. l5 plates apples: j. T Giles = plates |
apples.
Chase county. by ". ". Gilmore, s. |
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