Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-25
shown many birds at all of the shows. and

shown many birds at all of the shows, and
always won premiums.
The Bernheimer gold medal. for the .arg-
est and best display of any single variety,
was won by Mrs Matte Kimmel. of Kan
sas City, with her sixty Buff Cochins. She
also won the Partisan Cloak Companys
trophy, for the largest and best display by
4 lady.
The trophy for the best pit games bred
In Kansas or Missouri was won by VIII
List of Odessa, whose display was enough
to make any patron of 4 chicken pit fairly
howl with admiration.
The silver tea service for the best shaped
Buff Cochin cockerel shown was won by
Mrs Matte Kimmell, of Kansas City.
The Kansas City Stove Company's 50
range for the largest and best display in
the American classes was won by VIII Ia.
Baldwin. of Independence. Mo-. who has
been one of the most enthusiastic fanciers
at the show.
The following won ribbons yesterday:
Light Brahmas-Cocks, first to r. r.
Clendennen, Raymore, Mo-; second to I.
+. Weaver. Blue Mound. Kas. Hens. first
to L. F. Wood. Warrensburg, Mo-; second
to F. F. Weaver. Cockerels. first to Aaron
Sheetz. North Topeka, Kas. Pnllets, Theo
hewes, Topeka, Kas.
Dark Brahmas-Cock. William McNeiIl,
Icrdon. Canada. Hen. first to William
Mcneil: second to NJ. d. Morse, Kansas
lily. fuliSIs HTSI u 1ucO IlCnCop
ton, Mo.
American Buff Cochins-Cock. first to
Mrs Matte Kimmell, Kansas City; second
to Howe Bros. Meadville. Mo. Pullets,
first and second to Mrs. Kimmell. Hen,
Howe Bros. Meadville. Mo.
Black Cochins-Hens. first and second to
C. II. Rhodes. North Topeka. kas. Cock
erel William McNeill. Pulles, William Nc
Neill; second to c. H Rhodes:
Partridge Cochins-Cocks,- first to G. NJ.
NefT. Kansas City; second to Mrs o. e
Skinner Columbus. kaS. Hens, Mrs. G. W.
Lake, Kansas City; second to c. NJ. Neff,
Kansas City. Cockerel. o. f. Skinner, sec
ond to G., w Lake. Pullet, P. T. Brown,
Sterling. Kas.
second to William MCNEIL. Hen, first to
George Ewald. Cincinnati, o.; second, Will
lam McNeill.
and third to Mrs. Matte A. Kimmell. Hens.
first and second to Mrs. Kimmell. Cockerel,
Partridge Cochins. full feathered-First
hen and cockerel to F. E. Baldwin.
Ottumwa, Ia.
to Vale & Clendennen. Raymore; Mo.
Cockerel, first and second to r. F. Strain,
Kansas City. PuIlet, first to C. s. Merriam.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Cock. first to
W. K. Hatfield. Petersburg. Ill. Hen. first
to l. W. Baldwin. Independence. Mo; sec
first to L. W. Baldwin; second to W. E.
White Plymouth RockS-CockS, first and
second to Mrs. L. B. Thomas. warrens-
burg. Mo. Hens. first to F. G. Tompkins.
North Topeka. Kas.: second to F. P. Rob-
inson, Maryville. Mo. Cockerel, first and
second to Mrs. l.. B. Thomas. PuIIets, l..
w. Baldwin, Independence. Mo-; second
Theodore Hewes. Trenton. Mo.
Silver Wyandottes-Cocks. first to Mrs
Z. A. Creel. CarroIIton, Mo-: second to
Theodore Hewes- Hens, first to Theodore
Hewes; second to Mrs. z. A. Creel. Pull
lets first and second to Theodore Hewes
blIf WEaD6OffpS-(FOrkS ~ drgt tn
PaUlter. Carrollton. Mo: second to H. C.
Young. Lincoln. Neb. CockereI first to n.
G. Young; second to j. F. PauIter. Pull
let's first and second to +. Z. Graham,
Kas.