The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-12-18
PEN.
First, w Fl Ritchey second, w c Bell
third, w IL Greer.

First, w Fl Ritchey second, w Bell
third, w IL Greer.
$. c. BROWN LEGHORNS.
COCK.
First, James QurolIo. Independence;
second, CIydo Patterson, Sedalia.
-CoCKEREL.
First, James Qurolio; second, Il p VII
kers0n, ~Smithvlilei third, James Qurollo.
HEN.
First. Clyde Patterson; second and
third, James QuTolio.
PULLET.
Fist and second. James Qlrollo; third.
Mrs. Ksllmeyer, New FIoreuce.
PEN,
First, James QlrolIo; second, CP Will
kerson; third, Mrs j H kslImeyer.
S. Z. WHITE LEGHORNs.
CocK,
First. Mrs z Y Foster.
CoCKEREL.
First and second, Mrs E Y Fo1ter;
third, A q Miller, Lees summit.
HEN.
First, Mrs venia Ramsey; second, A @
Miller; third, Mrs + Y Foster.
PULLET
First, Robert Schwarts, Sedalia; second,
A o Miller third, Mrs e Y Foster.
PEN.
First, Mrs e Y Foster; second, A Q
Miller; third, Mrs Venia Ramsey.
BUFF LEGHoRNs.
First prize on cockerel, first, second ard
third on pullet, and first on pen awarded
to Ed F Moses, Moberly.
BLACK MINORCAS.
COCK.
First, W V Flanery, Independence.
First and second, W v Flanery; thirr,
DR.. Richard Schmidt, Hannibal.
PULLEY.
First and second, W V Flanery.
PEN.
First, w v FIanery.
w. F. BLACK SPANISH.
Mrs Venia Ramsey was awarded first on
cock, first, second aud third on cockerel,
hen and pullet, and first and second on
pen.
S. 8. HAMBURGS.
COOK.
First, Maaill poultry yards, Kansas City.
CooKERELL.
First. VIM C~avanaugh, Lexington;
second, Magill Poultry Yards; third, VIM
CaVdnauBus
First and third, Magill Poultry Yards.
L
First and third, Magill Poultry Yards;
second, VIM Cavauaugh.
PEN.
First, Maaill Poultry Yards.
CORNISH INDIAN GAMES.
oCK !
First, R Schmidt second, J A Ayers. La
Plata.
cocKEREL.
First, second and third, r Schmidt.
HEN
First, r Schmidt; second, J A Ayers.
L
First and third, r Schmidt; second, J A
HOUDANS.
coCKEREL.
First, @ L Hepps, Moberly.
PULLET.
First, second and third, Q L Epps.
b. B. RED GAMES.
First and second, G + Foalsom, Mexico.
CoCKEREL.
First, J A Ayers; second, q F Foalsom.
HEN.
First, ] A Ayers; second and third, g F
Foalsom.
PULLET.
First ] A Ayers; second and third, g F
First, G F Foalsom.
PIT GAMES.
] NJ Paul, first on cockerel; first and
second on pullet.
B.. 3. RED GAME BANTAMs.
Pair, first, J A Ayers; pair. second, J A
GOLDEN sEABRIGHT BANTAMs.
Pair, first, c w Nuss; pair, second. J A
,ether.
BUFF PEKIN BANTAMs.
Pair, J A Heether.
GOLDEN DUCKwING GAME
BANTAMs.
FIfst and second pair, J A Heether.
BLACK TAILED JAP BANTAMs.
Pair, first, ] A Heether.
BRONZE TURKEYS.
ADULT COCK.
First, Mrs e Y Foster; second, Fannie
Newman; third, G W Null.
YEARLINa COCK.
First, Mrs Theo Evans. Armstrong;;
Glare & Pew, Gammai third, Mrs
Vsnia Ramsey.
oooKEREL. |
First aud third, w H Bruns, Ccncordia;
Mrs E Y Foster.
KEN.
First, second and third, Clare & Pew.
PULLET.
First, second and third, Mrs Theo
Evans.
First and second, Glare q Pew; third
+ Y Foster.
WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS.
First prize on cockerel and pullet, E r
Richards.
GOLDEN GEESE.
First and second pair, Glare & Pew.
PEKIN DUCKS.
First pair, Glare & Pew second pair,
A Y Parker third pair, d A Robnett,
columbia.
RESOLUTIONS.
At the close of the meeting of the
association in this city the follow
ne resolutions were adopted:
We, your committee on resolutions, beg
cave to offer the following:
Resolved, That the Missouri State
Association hereby tenders its
rarmest and most sincere thanks
az To the State Board of Agriculture
the friendly interest IL has manifested
n the works of this Association, and for
he financial assistance received there
rom.
~ To the lafayette County Poultry
Association for its financial aid and active
interest in this annual meeting.
(3) To the Honorable Mayor AND the
~,itiZens of Lexington for their interest,
iberality and generous hospitality during
,ur s%o1ourn in their midst, and for the
'unds contributed by the Lexington
,~itizens.
() To the Lexington Cornet band for
he splendid music so generously con-
TO enliven and gladden. our
(5) To the press OF the state and
specially to the press of Lexington for