The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-03

or two car loads Of fowls from Wis
consin. In reality this building consti-
tutes second poultry hall as it Is near
~ as large as the main building and
contains fully half as many birds. This
years exhibit of poultry has estab-
lished the fact that new quarters are
necessary, and by next year 1t is ex-
ptcted that large structure will be
erected
Leslie Parlin, of ST. Paul. Is the
superintendent of the poultry depart
ment and under his direction the work
OF Judging the fowls was begun yester-
day. Following is partial list of the
exhibitors and the kind Of birds shown:
William A, Bartlett, Jacksonville, In.-Many
varieties chickens, geese and ducks; speciality
Polish and Asatic breeds. About III entries
E. G: Roberts, Fort Atkinson, Wis.-One
hundred and twenty eight entries in fine va
r1eties and larger sizes Of geese and turkeys
and in chickens has Games. Spanish. Cochins
and Bantanls. -
g. D. Smith. st. Charles. Minn.-whits
Wyandottes.f
The Leghorn Home, Merriam Park Single
comb White and Brown Leghorns.
v. ID. Canady. Taylors Falls, Minn.-White
Plymouth Rocks.
William Schultz, St. Paul-Golden and
White Wyandottes, Black Leghorns and Pc
kin ducks. About 81 entries.
w. H. Biddle. Lake City-Pins his faith to
Gold and Silver Wyandottes Twenty-six en-
tries.
P. Hanson, st. Anthony Park, believes in
John P. Putnam, ST. Paul. raises Partridge
Cochins.
]. A. Heine, st. Paul, White Leghorns and
Plymouth Rocks
+. w. Prouse Minneapolis Silver and
White Wyandottes.
Palace Poultry Yards, st. Paui-White
Houdans and White Leghoms.
j: c. Latfiin, ST. Anthony Park-Twenty-
eight entries Of Brahmas, Cochins. Black
Spanish and Hamburgs.
w. NJ. Bean, Anoka-Almost every breed
Cochins to Wyandottes, Game and Bantams.
Seventy eight entries.
M. A. Elsmere Anoka-English Red Caps.
William Eberley Anoka-Black Minorcas
and white-faced Black Spanish.
W. A. Daggett, Austin-White Minorcas and
single comb Brown Leghorns.
j. w johnson. Anoka-Black Minorcas.
R. A. Pike, Minneapolis Silver-laced Wy
andottes.
j. J.: A; Hogan, ST. Paul-Light Brahmas and
NJ Rankin. Anoka-silver- spangled Ham
burgs.
E. P. Sheldon, Minneapolis Single comb
Brown Leghorns Gold Wyandottes.
w. Dudley, Anoka-Barred Plymouth
Rocks.
Franklin Benner, Minneapolis-Light Brah-
mas, Black Langshans. Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Gold Wyandottes, White Wyandottes,
Pekin Ducks.
G. S. Houston. Anoka-Red Caps:
George F. Davis & Co., Dyer, Ind.-Buff
Cochins, White Plymouth Rocks, single comb
Brown Leghorns and White Leghorns:
Fred Goss, Anoka-Red Caps and Silver
Wyandottes.
H. Kahler st. Paul-Toulouse Chineseand
Embden Geese and Rouen and Pekin Ducks.
W. S. Bailey, Anoka-Black- breasted Red
Games.
T. L. Morgan. St. Paul-White Chinese
and Embden and wild Geese.
H: H. Bradeen.s Anoka-Rose comb White
Leghorns. ~
William H. Merriam. ST. Paul-Pekin
Ducks. Pea Fowls, White Guineas, Bronze
Turkeys, White Indian Games.
E. L. Curiei Anoka-Houdans and rose
comb Brown Leghorns.
c. H. Murphy, Caledonia-Light Brahmas,
Black Langshans Silver-Laced Wyandottes,
White Turkeys and Guineas, Black Spanish.
David Pratt, Anoka-White and Barred
Plymouth Rocks.
Henry Hess, Winona-Black Wyandottes.
George F.. Newton, Detroit, Minn.-Black
Langshans Barred Plymouth Rocks. Silver
Laced Wyandottes, Pel1in and Rouen Ducks.
FL. w. Brown. st. Paul-Black Spanish.
G. A. c. Clark, LIE Mars, Io.-Barred Plym-
outh Rocks, White Wyandottes. Black Breast
ed Game Bantams.
R. Meili. st. Paul-Fifteen entries Of sin
gle comb White Leghorns and rose comb
White Polish.
E. L. Reed. Anoka-Black Langshans.
Ed Lynch, st. Paul-White Wyandottes,
rose comb White Leghorns, Black Japanese.
w. H. Schulze. st. Paul-Fourteen pair OF
pigeons.
Paul Paytal, St. Paul-Eight varieties of
pigeons.
E. H. Conary. Minneapolis Ten varieties
of pigeons.