San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-06
THE POULTRY SHOW.
Closing OF the Great Exhibitio n and
Lists of Awards.

The first poultry exhibit ever
given in this city closed last night
at 10 o'clock after three days run
Of the most unqualified success.
Today was busily occupied by
exhibitors and purchasers remov.
ing their stock and by Judge
Brown in finishing up the scores.
This has occupied him unceasing-
ly since his arrival here Tuesday
morning last, and at 2 o'clock this
afternoon he was just finished
with his work.
This morning the officers of the
association presented him with a
fine pet parrot which he prizes
very highly.
OF Mr., Brown the Southern
Poultry Journal has this to say in
its November issue:
Loring Brown of Georgia is q
pioneer breeder OF thoroughbreds
In the South, has attended more
shows and won more prizes than
any man in the South, and few IL
any men in America any more.
No man on earth has had greater
opportunities to become thorough
ly qualified and his continuous
employment by associations to
judge their shows is evidence that
he Is. He has never hunted shows
to judge, seldom goes into the
poultry journals, his prominence
in poultrydom has been won, pure
ly won by honest dealings, inte-
gritty and competency as an expert.
The following awards were made
yesterday by Judge Brown:
White Wyandottes: Cockerel,
first prize to A. s. Mann, LAGRANGE,
score, 904. Pullet, first and second
prizes to A. l.. Mann, LAGRANGE,
score, 95 and 80. Pen, first prize to
DR.. Balkan, city.
Silver Pencil Hamburg: Hen,
first prize to Savage Bros, Bolton,
score, 901. Pen, first prize to VIM.
Ruppertsburg, city.
Silver Gray Dorkings: Cockerel
and pullet, first prizes to Savages
DTOS., DelCOu, SCOI6 ~.
White Leghorn: Cock - First
prize to Frank LANCE, city, score 80;
second to Charles Uhl, city, score,
so. Cockerel-First prize to DIR.
Balkan, city, score 934 second and
third to Charles w. Hutchins, city,
scores 934 and 924. Hen-First
prize to Charles Uhl, city, score,
90; second to Mrs. A. l.. Briggs,
city, score, SO; third to E. T. Branch,
Dallas, score, go. Pullet - First
prize to Mrs. A. l.. Briggs, city,
score, "a; second to 8. w. Kearney,
city, score, 933; third G. w. Hutch
ms, city, score, SO. Pen-First
prize to DIR. Balkan, city, score,
Sz8; second to B. Cottner, city,
S5t; third, Mrs. A. l.. Briggs, city,
S2I.
Brown Leghorn: Cockrel-First
prize to Irwin Malzen, city, score
SO; second to Savage Bros. Bolton,
score, 80. Hen-First and second
prize to F. E. Muench, city, scores,
80 and S99 third to Savage Bros,
Bolton, score, SO. Pullet-First
prize to j. G. Collins, Bolton, score,
SO; second and third to G.. T. Mum,
Uvalde, scores, 80 and OIL.
Black Minorcas: Cock--Third
prize to B. r. Hsgan, city, score,
$751;. Cockerel--First prize to g.
GahwIler, city, score, Oil; second
and third, B. r. Hagan, city, scores,
S98 and 9S3. Hen--First, second
and third prizes to B. r. Hagan,
city, scores, "a, 901 and 80. Pullet
First, second and third prizes to
B. r. Hagan, city, scores, 81, 908
and 901. Pen--Second and third
prize to B. r. Hagan, city.
Pigeons: Mr.. Lamm of this city
was awarded prizes as follows-On
display, first; pouters, first and
second /; carriers, first and second
black fans, second; blue owls, first
aud second tumblers, frs tand sec.
ond; Magpies, first; Nuns, first and
second; Priests; first; Black
Trumpeters, second; White Trum-
peters, first; swallows, first and
second. G. Rheiner, city, was
awarded prizes as follows-Dis.
play, second; black and red ia
collins first; red and black fans,
first; white and black Trumpeters,
first; white fans, second. III.
Wagenfuhr was awarded first prize
on white fan pigeons.
The first prize for incubator and
breeder was awarded to the Prai-
rie State Incubator company of
Peoria, Ill, the incubator averag-
ing 80 per cent.
Mrs. A. M. Morris, city, was
awarded first prize on white tur-
keys.
Tho awardc On nit ,op,aa uara