The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-09
THE POULTRY SHOW.
List of Awards Made BY the Judges
and Many Attractive Features
Described,

The poultry show, which was opened
yesterday at No. and Main street,
promises to be a great success. both as
d public attraction and as an import
ant exposition of a profitable and rapidly
growing Utah industry. AS a general
feathered turnout the show is ahead of
that of last January, and it's more con-
veniaut and commodious location adds
much to its attractiveness. In number
and quality of the fowl it triumphs over
the encrts of the poultry men iast year,
and the general Verulct is that the pub
nc Shoulu take more active interest IN
the Glsplay OF feathered beauties.
Some OF the preutieSt birds in the land
are to be found in the long tiers OF coops
which line the spacious building, and
there is much to interest those VINO are
OF high CLASS poultry. All the latest fads
in coiorS of all the standard breeds,
are as Prominently brought out as in the
larger eastern shows.
Among the exhibits which attracted
much attention is that of the fine dlsp. ay
of fancy pigeons, the finest display ever
SHOWN here. Inc Belgian hareS, which
resemble the jack rabbit, attracted no
little attention. They are considered a
great dellcacy by epicures in the east
where they are very probably raised
for the market, bringing from 81 to s.
apiece.
Following is a list of awards made:
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Day, Rowe &
Co., cIty.-tirst on cockGrel, pen and pull
let, third on puIlet; Charles RigDy,
Farmer ward, second on pen and hen,
let; H. w. kari, city, third on pen, nrst
on hen, second on cockerel; II. II. Pm
mock, city, tie for second on pullet.
White Plymouth Rocks-EdWard Jones,
North Salt Lake. first, second and third
on pen, first and second on cockerel
first and second on puIets first and Sec
ond on hen.
Bun Plymouth Rocks-Howe &. bruce.
best exhibit; c. j. Trump, second on
cockerel.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-H. H. Bur
ton. Farmers ward, best exhibit;
Golden Laced Wyando ttes.-John W.
Bird. farmers ward, best exhibit.
White Wyandottes-E. L. Starbuck,
North Salt Lake, best exhibit.
Light BrahmaS-H. w. Earl, city, first
and second on pen, fist on cockerel, pull
let and hen.
Dark Brahmas-John W. Bird, Farm
erS ward, best exhibit.
Black Langshans-W. j. Doyle, first on
pen. cockerel and hen. second and third
on puiiet; w. G. Margetts, city, second
on pen. third on cockerel; e. Larson.
Ogden. first on pullet, third on pen;
John Brough. second on cockerel.
Buff Cochins-David Jeremy, city, first
and second on pullet.
Brown Leghorns-Miss Cora Richards.
Ogden, first and second on pen, first on
cockerel. first, second and third en- pull
let; Lorenzo Price, Sugar, second and
third on cockerel.
White Leghorns-Edward Jones, North
Salt Lake. nrSt on pen, trio cockerel and
outlet highest scoring pullet in show
81 points, and second OF pullet; John l..
Hancock, Ogden, second on trio; George
Reid, city, second on pen; Lorenzo Price.
Sugar. third on pen.
Buff LeghornS-J. ". Haslam, city,
first and second on pen, first and sec
ond on cOckerel (higheSt scoring cock
erel, "a points,, first. second and third
on pullet, second on cock; Howe & bruce
third on pen and cockerel
Black Minorcas- Howe Sc bruce, city,
first and second on pen, second on cock
and hem first. second ana third on cock
erel and pullet: ]. w. Haslam, city,
third on pen, first and third on cock and
hen. first on trio.
White MlnOrcaS-Joseph H. HaSlam.
first. second and third on pens. hens, pull
lets and cockerels.
Blue Andalusians-George Reid, city,
first on pen; George w. Gibbs, city, first
on cockerel.
W. z. Black spanish-David Jeremy.
city, best exhibit.
lnolan Games-E. E. Starbuck. North
Salt Lake. best exhibit.
Pit Games-E. Z. Starbuck, best pen;
Rue Sholes, city, first, second and third
on PAIRS. trios and single birds.
Golden Polish-J. L. Hancock. Ogden.
best trio.
r. c. Brown Leghorns-J. Dryden, Ag-
ricultural college, Logan, best exhibit.
Pekin Ducks-E. E. Starbuck. North
Salt Lake. first on drake, first and sec
ond on duck.
Chinese Pheasants-George Reid, city.
Pigeons-J. L. Hancock. Ogden, first
on black trumpeters, yellow and black
jacobines, blue pied pouters, mottled
carriers. blue nuns and dun tumblers
Shirley Weber. city. first on white fam
tails: Duncan McCioud, second on white
fantails. first on White and black At
rican. silver China and blue English
owls: black and red tumblers, black fan
tails and best collection.
Rabbits-David Jeremy, city, first on
Angora, Topped cared rabbits and Bel
gian harss, and best collection.
These were the prizes awarded by
Judge. ". w. Browning of Ogden. Presi-
dent David Jeremy and the other officers
the brown and buff leghorn display TO
be the best ever exhibited in the west
The special gold medal offered by
Browning & Baker. of Ogden, was won
by Edward Jones of North Salt Lake,
for the highest scoring pen in the Am
erlcan class. on his pen of White Ply
mouth Rocks.
due to the efficient work of Secretary J.
W. Haslam. whose untiring Efforts to
make fine show deserve the commenda-
ton of all exhibitors.
The numerous cures Of rheumatism
by the use of the old standard blood
purifier. Ayers Sarsaparilla, show con-
clusively that it is an effective remedy.