The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-09
MORE CATTLE PREMIUMS.
All Now Reviewed Except the Grand
SweePstaISe.

SWeePSuaINe.
The Judging in the Holstein class be-
gan on Tuesday evening, and was re-
sumed at 9 o'clock this morning. The
exhibitors are E. F. Erwin, Richfield,
Mimi; Thomas Irvine, Rosemount,
Mimi; c. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan; j.
w. Chappell, Lincoln, Neb.; Karlen,
Cross & Co., Monticello, Wis; W. IL.
Mccall, College View Neb.; e. L.
Cross Emporia, Kan, and W.B. Barnes
& c., Rose, farm, Hampton, 10.
Every exhibitor had a winning herd,
and it was anything but a picnic for
the judges, w. L. Carlisle and DR..
wood.
In the class of bulls years old or over,
Thomas Irvine took first; c. F. Stone second;
Karlon, Cross & Co., third.
In bulls years old or over. Karlon, Cross
& Co. took first; e. f. Erwin second; anu
j. NJ. Chappell third.
In yearling bulls the first premium went to
Barney & Co., the second to Thomas IRVINE,
and the third to w. H. Mccall.
In bull calves Barney & Co. captured both
first and second and Thomas Irvine third.
In the class of cows 3 years old or over
there were twentysiX entries, and not
scrub among them. After sharp contest
the first premium was awarded to j. w.
Campbell on Bontje P. H., the cow that won
prizes everywhere, except in Minneapolis, IN
1895 and here he was beaten by Erwin S
Jewel. The second prize in this class went to
Barney & Co., the third to c. T. Stone.
In heifers years old, the first prize went
to Barney & Co., the second to w. ii. Mccall,
and the third to Thomas Irvine
In heifers l year old, Barney & Co., cap
tured both first and second, and Erwin third.
In heifer calves Thomas Irvine carried off
first j. W. Campbell second, and c. F.
Stone third.
In the class of young herds Barney & Co.
took the prize, and in the get of one sire the
premium went to c. F. Stone
In the aged herd, Barney & Co. took first,
Thomas Irvine second, and G. F. Stone third.
In the sweepstakes for champion male 2
years old over Thomas Irvine won, and
in champion female 2 years old or over, ].
w. Campbell captured the diploma.
In the class for Junior champion male under
2 years old, Barney Co. carried off the
jrize, and in junior champion female under
9 years old the winner belonged to Thomas
Irvine's herd
1t will be seen that the premiums were very
well distributed through the herd No such
exhibition of Holstein cattle has ever before
appeared the fair grounds, and seldom has
such collection been seen together anywhere
in this country
simultaneously with the judging of the Hol-
STEMS Prof. c. F. Curtis, of Ames Agricul-
tural college, Iowa took up the Aberdeen
Angus class, and the forenoon was consumed
before the end was reached. The exhibitors
were Goodwin & Judy, of West Lebenon,
Ind. and W. A. McHenry of Dennison, 10.
In the class for bulls years old and under
3 Goodwin & Judy made the only entry.
In the class for bulls l year old and under
, Goodwin & Judy took first premium, and
W. A. McHenry second
In bull calves w. .McHenry took first
prize without competition.
In COWS years old or over Goodwin &
Judy made two entries and captured first
and second premiums. The cows exhibited
were sisters and weighed 1910 and 1850 re-
spectively.
In hefers years old and under 8. w. A.
McHenry took first and second, and Goodwin
& Judy third.
In heifers l year old and under there were
frct
and third prizes finely went to McHenry
and the third to Goodwin & Judy.
4 months. the first went to McHenry and
the second to Goodwin & Judy
In the herd of young cattle, McHenry was
the winner.
In the Brown Swiss class there has seldom
been any competition but to-day F. A.
Squires, Blue Earth City; c. E. Squires, of the
same place; DR.. Cook, of Huntley, H., and E.
NJ. Barton, of HilIsdale. Ill, all offered full
herds, in exceptionally good form. The Judges
were w. L. Carlisle and DR.. Woods.
In the class for bulls three years old or over
the first and third prizes went to Barton; sec
ond to F. A. Squires.
In two-year-old bulls there were only two
entries. Barton taking first, and Cook the sec
ond
In bull calves the first went to Barton, sec
ond to F. A. Squires, and third to Cook.
In the class for sows three years old or over.
Barton took first and third, and F. A. Squires
In heifers two years old Dr. Cook won first,
c. E. Squires second, and E. A. Squires, third.
In heifer one year DID, first prize went to
Barton second to Cook, and third to c.. E.
Squires
In heifer calves there were only two entries,
F. A. Squires taking first. and Barton second.
In herd of young cattle, Barton captured
the prize.
In the aged herd, Barton took first; F. A.
| Squires second, DR.. Cock, third.
In the class of four, "get of one sire" F. A.
| Squires captured the premium.
In the class of champion male two years or
| over F. A. Squires took the prize, while Bar
| ton captured those for Champion Aged Fe-
| male, junior champion male and junior cham
| puion female.
| In the Hereford class T. F. B. Sotham, of
| Chilicothe, Mo-, on hand with his usual
! fine collection of white faces, and z. S. Cross,
] of Emporia, Kan. and Hutchin & Steward, Of
! Greenwood, Wis, new exhibitors presented
very creditable herds, which got their share
| of the premiums.
In the class for bulls three years old or
| over. there was only one entry and G. s.
| Cross carried off the prize without Competi-
/ ton.
I In bulls two years old or over. sotham capt
/ ured first, Cross second. and Hutchins &
| Steward third.
Sotham, and second and third to Cross