The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-14
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
Managers of the Taylor Fair Announce
Their Awards.

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Managers of the Taylor Fair Announce
Their Awards.
TAYLOR. Tex. May 11.-(Special The
managers of the fifteenth annual eXhl-
bition of the Taylor Fair ASSOCIATION
have announced the following list OF
awards for livestock and displays made
during the fair last week:
HORSE DEPARTMENT.
Draft Horses Stations 3 years old
and over: Ludovic first, entered by
Nile Stock farm; Black Tom second, en-
tered by X. NJ. Beard. ,
General Purpose demonstrations 3
years old and over: Prince Columbia
first. entered by r. 2. Devers: Brown
Pointer second, entered by f. &. Brad
ford. rl
Mares, general purpose, 3 years old
and over: Bessie Bonner first. entered
by Hargs Bros; AlmOnt second. en-
tered by Chas. Hague.
Geldings, general purpose, Roam DICK
first, entered by T. G. BufOrd
Two-year-olds, general purpose, Pat
first, entered by A. B. Kennedy; Par
nell, Jr., second, entered by j. b. Pun
phrey.
Roadsters-Stallions 3 years old and
over: Parnell first, entered by Howard
Bland; Standmore second, entered by H..
c.. Foster.
Standard breds- Stations 3 years old
and over and three of his get: Parnell
first, entered by Howard Bland; Robert
Bonner Jr. second, entered by Fred
Turner.
Roadster class, mares or geldings,
single drivers: Ed Robertson's bay
horse Joe first, Rufus Hargis' bay mare
second.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
Registered Jerseys-Best bull years
old and over: c. II. Booth first, G. w.
Logan second.
Best registered COW. years old and
over: j. w. Dalton first, G. w. Logan
second.
Best registered heifer yearling: ]. w.
Dalton first and second.
Best bull yearling: j. w. Dalton first,
j. Il. Dalton second.
Best bull calf: G. w. Logan first, j.
w. Dalton second.
Best heifer calf: G. w. Logan first,
j. w. Dalton second.
Best grade Jersey: J. f. Tucker first,
G. Il. King second.
Herefords-A. b. Kennedy took first
premiums in the following exhibits:
Best bull years old and over, best COW
, years old and over, best yearling bull,
best bull calf.
Holsteins-Best bull . years old and
over: G. L. King.
Best COW = years old and over: G..
Il. King first and second.
Best yearling bull: G.. E. King
Best yearling heifer: J. f. Ward
first, &. f. King second.
Best hefer calf: G. E. King first
j. f. Ward second.
Best bull calf: G.. L. King.
Devons-D. A. Frame took first pre-
miums on the following: Best bull =
1 year old best heifer 1 year old, best
bull calf, best heifer calf.
SWINE DEPARTMENT.
In this department 105 head of thor
Oughbred hogs were exhibited. G. f..
Kings display of eighteen head from his
Turkey creek herd were not entered for
premiums on account of enforced absence
through sickness in his family. The
awards were as follows:
William OConnOr took first premium
on best boar l year old and over, best
boar pig and best SOW pig.
w. III. Lewis took first premium on best
sow l year old and over, best SOW and lit
ter of pigs and second best SOW pig.
Nj. X. Kennedy was awarded first prize
on family, one boar and four sows.
w. j. Fields took second best on SOW
year old and over.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK DE
PARTMENT.
In the poultry department no premiums
were offered, but the following list of en-
tries will show that the poultry fanciers
of Williamson county are interested in
any display if birds:
Hugh Burns, pit games.
DR.. l.. Z. Black. barred Plymouth
rocks.
Robt J. Eckhardt. white Cochins and
white Plymouth Rocks.
Ed. r. Hague. rabbits.
Miss Lillian Hayslip. Toulouse geese.
Mrs. Peter Schram. white rabbits.
ID. f. Smith. $. G. brown Leghorns.
J. ID. Tucker. barred Plymouth Rocks.
Charles and Alice McAulty, buff Ply
mouth Rocks and buff Leghorns.
Arthur McCarty, white Leghorns and
white Wyandottes.
Mrs. 5. w. Pennington. white Wyan-
dottes and $. c. b. Leghorns.
vi. +. Overstreet. black Lfngshans.
Spencer Smith. Irish greys
Thompson Hague. Irish greys pit game
and Indian games.
Mrs. f. Miller, s. c. w. Leghorns.
white Plymouth Rocks. buff Cochins.
Bantams. white games and X. c. white
Leghorns.
Roscoe Foster, golden $. Bantams.
Walter Strive. Gladiators.
Mrs. I. A. Dyches, :. c. B. Leghorns
and Red Caps.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
This department was located in the CEN
ter exhibition hall and consisted of pot
plants and cut flowers tastefuly arrang-
ed around fountain flowing with water.
Three awards We're made. as follows:
Mrs. 4. V. Doak. first premium: Mrs.
j. f.. Tucker. second: Mrs. Frank Curry.