San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-05

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George P. Lillard, won first, and
III. D.. Kampmann's Walton second
prize.
In the competition between
boars, any age, Chief, owned by
Harwood & LIE Barron Brothers,
took first and Direct II, also own
ed by them, took second prize.
For best boar under l year Di-
II, took, first, and their Direct III,
second.
For best SOW and five pigs, Har-
wood & LIE Barron's entry took
first and Kampmann's second.
For best exhibit Of any breed
HARDWOOD & LIE Barron took first
and George Lillard, second prizes.
For best SOW, any age, Norwood
& LIE Barron Brothers first, Lillard
second.
Best SOW, . years and over, Har-
wood & LIE Barron first, George
Lilllard second.
Best isow, l year and under =
George LIZARDS entry.
Best SOW, under l year, HARDWOOD
& LIE Barron's entries took both
first and second.
Kampmann's Texas Salado took
the first, and Bells Alamo Harry
second premium.
For the best bull 2 years, and
under 3, Vance's Corrine's Prince
first; Sam Bells Merrimon Pogis
! took first prize for best bull under
| year, and Kampmann's Harry
| second.
For best bull calf, HARDWOOD & LIE
Barron's calf took first, and Bells
| Cicero's Harry calf second.
Bell's Merrimon Pogis took first,
and Kampmann's Texas Salado
second for best bull Of any age.
Bell's Lorena OF Meadowbrook
took first, and HARDWOOD & LIE Bar
ron's Lady Viola second in the con-
test for best COW 3 years and over.
For the best cow, 2 years and I'M
der 3, Vance's Josephine Of Hill
side took first and HARDWOOD d LIE
Barron Bros. Rowena second
prize.
For best calf, under l year, Har-
wood d lie B%arron's Frisky Prince
took first. Kampmann's Miss Net
tie second.
Bells Loreua Of Meadowbrook
took first and HARDWOOD & lie Bar
ron's Melrose Signed second prize
in the contest for best COW Of any
age.
Kampmann's took the first and
LIE Barron's second prize for best
herd, bull and four females.
The baby show took place yester-
day also and the entries were as
follows: Vivian, aged 6 months,
entered by Mrs. Z. NJ. Hughes; Up
son Wagenfuhr, l year and 4 days,
entered by Mrs. Fl. Wagenfuhr;
Amy Roberts, l year 6 months and
| day, entered by Mrs. r. H. Rob-
erts Frank Nixon, l year and B
months, by Mrs. R. Nixon; BERTHE
SpringaIl, ii months and 26 days,
by Mrs. w. j. Springall; Paul Gus
Kuehn, 7 months and 26 days;
Maximum Guillot, l year and 10
days, Mrs. A. S. Guillot; Lena Nc
Twain, s months and 8 days, by
Mrs. r. E. McIlwaine; Estelle En-.
gelkin, 20 months and 3 days,
by Mrs. Alvina Engelkin, and Lu-
ellie Lillian Eilers, 8 months and
- days, entered by Mrs. Louise
Eilers, of Bastrop.
Epson Wagenfuhr won the first
and Lena McIlvaine the second
prize.
The entries for today's races are:
First race, 2:24 class trot and
pace; purse, 5000:
Lena P. entered by 1. f. Clark ;
Frank S. j. M. Fletcher; Susie F.,
j. M. Fletcher.
Second acknowledgements road
ster, trot and pace:
Bones, entered by A. r. Balloon ;
Julian, Roessele; Sleepy Bill, H.
Baetz, Rex, John Walthall; Bay
Dick, J. d. Reed Black Prince, L..
Burgundy.
Third racial ages; weights
for age; 10 pounds below scales
mile dash: ,
Joe Lee, D. W. REEVES; Nellie j.,
Dibrell; Susie d., j. d. Long;
Maroon, A. Melvin.
Fourth Race-$75 purse ;all ages;
weight for age, 10 pounds below
scale; ! mile dash:
Lizzie F, s.. A. Sparks; Dick
White, Geo. Freeman; Brennan,
Charles Lee; Maud McLeary, Jas.
Dibrell 1 Defy, John wilkins, Jr.
Fifth Race-$150; l mile dash
weight for age, 10 pounds below
scale:
Stella NJ, Bob Larkins; Little
Rondo, E. w. Peery, Jude, D. w.
Reave John T, Alex Melvin /; Lone
Star. s.. A.. Sharks,