The morning call., 1895-01-10
POULTRY SHOW CLOSED.
1t Has Not Proved a Financial
Success.
The Wet Weather Responsible for 1t but
They Will Exhibit Here
Again Next Year.

The second annual exhibition of the CaIifor-
mia State Poultry Association closed at the
Mechanics Pavilion last nighT, and this morn
Ing the exhibitors will commence to remove
their exhibits
Secretary Armstrong said last night that
financially the exhibition had not come up to
their expectations, which he admitted was due
not to lack of appreciation on the part of
San Franciscans but TO the unfavoraple
weather, In other respect, it had been great
success.
The officers were so satisfied with this city
that they nave deci ded to hold next years ex-
hi bition here also, when they hope the weather
will be more favora BILE to larger attendances.
Following is list OF the winners OF the
special trophies and special premiums:
Trophies offered by the Santa Clara Valley
Poultry Associaton--First, for highest scoring
male bird. won by E. FL. Freeman; second,
won by E. Fl. Sanderson; third. won by Will
liam s. Wilson. First. for highest scoring fe-
male bird, won by 0. j. Albee; second, won by
iliam Winslow; third won by l.. Z. Brainerd.
Special premiums offered by different people
ana the California Poultry Association:
For best ten specimens of barred plymouth
Rocks; won by j. d. Nash g. Sons.
For best ten silver Wyandottes. won by
James Mitchell.
For best ten white Wyandottes, won by E.
II. Freeman.
For best ten dark Brahmas, won by o. j.
Albse.
For best ten light Brahmas. won by j. A.
Scholefied.
For best ten partridge Cochins. won by o. J.
Albee.
For pest ten black Lapgshans. won by o. j.
For best ten white Langshans, won by o. j.
Albee.
For best ten brown Leghorns, won by French
Bros.
For best ten black Leghorns. won by French
Bros.
For best ten white Leghorns, won by Ed Ellis.
Hale Bros. OF Petaluma, S15 special for best
ten buff Leghorns, won by William Winsl0w.
George Z. McNear OF Petauma. Sill special
in two prizes-S10 for largest number of white
won by E. ii. Freeman; second prize So, won
by Ed Ellis.
Twenty. five dollars. offered by the San Fran
cisco Stove Works; $40 for best buff Leghorn
cockerel, California bred; won by G. w. Harri-
son; second prize, So, for best white Leghorn
cockere won by Frank Ross; SO for best
black Leghorn cockerel, won by A. IL. Cassidy;
SO for best brown Leghorn cockerel, won by L.
Il. freeman.
Five dollars, offered by E. A. Noyes of West
Butte. for best buff Leghorn cockerel, won by
9, w. Hanson.
Five dollars, offered by NJ. d. Goshen OF Pet,
aluma for best brown Leghorn cockerel and
TWO pullets. won by E. H. Freeman.
Ten dollars for best ten specimens OF black
Minofcas, won by the Acme poultry yards.
Ten dollars for best ten specimens white Min
orcas. won by French Bros.
Co., for best pair black Minorcas, California
pred, won by Acme poutry-yards.
Ten dollars for best ten specimens blue An.
dalusians, won by French Bros.
/ n dollars for best specimens white-faced
black Spanish. won by John Noonan.
Twenty dollars, offered by Hale Bros. OF San
Francisco, for best display IN the Polish class,
won by w. o. Moore.
Ten dollars for best display In the Hamburg
class won by s. A. Wells.
Ten dollars for best specimens OF game 8,
won by Ben NJ. Woodruff
Ten dollars, special for best ten Indian
games, won by w. II. Richard son.
Ten dollars, special for bes ten specimens
In the bantam class, won by K. w. Sande rson.
Ten dollars for best ten specimens OF either
bun Brahmas, buff WyandotteS or bun |
Ten dollars for best five Paris turkeys, won
by French Bros.
Ten dollars for best display of ducks, won
by A. Armstrong.
Ten dollars for best display of geese, won by |
French Bros.