The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-07
PRIZES ON CATTLE.
Four Classes Are Disposed Of by the
Judges.

With between 700 and 500 head of cattle to
run through the judges mill, there was
occasion for promptness, and the Judging
began at 10 o'clock with the Deyons, w. u.
presented was that of W. F. Morse, Verona,
Wis. The premiums awarded him were as
follows: First premium on S-year-oid pun;
1-year-old bull, bull calf and first and secono
premiums on 3-year-old COW, 2-year-old
heifer, 1-year-old heifer and heifer calf.
The Galloways followed, with Prof. Thomas
Shaw as Judge In this breed there was also
no competition, and George Gillium, OF Win
chester. Ind was awarded the following
prizes: First Oh S-year-old bull, 2-year-old
bull and bull calf; first and second on j.
year-oId cow. and first on 2-year-old heifer,
yearling heifer, heifer calf and young hero,
bull and four females, under years old,
first premium, and on four, the get OF one
sire.
In the class of Red Polls, two fine nerds
competed; that of ]. w. Martin. of Rich,
mond City. Wis, was in fine form, and
leaned to the beef side. while that of j. l..
Sanderson & Sons. of Sanderson, Wis, was
hardly in show condition. but a good
representative of the general purpose idea
so strongly held by the breeders OF these
handsome cattle. The judges were W. l..
Carlisle and Prof Thomas Shaw, and the
time taken to decide in several cases was
evidence that the merits demanded the CLOS
est inspection of the animals brought to the
front. Prizes were awarded as follows:
Bull years old or over. J. w. Martin,
first premium, Sanderson & Sons second:
Bull 2 years DID, Sanderson & Sons first
Bull, / year old, j. w Martin, first prem
lum.
Cows, years old or over, j. W. Martin,
first and second premiums; Sanderson &
Sons third.
Heifer, 2 years old, j. W. Martin, first
Sanderson & Sons second and third. In this
class there were five strong entries.
Yearling hefers, J. w. Martin first and
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Heifer calves, j. w. Martin first and third;
Sanderson & Sons second.
Champion male, years old, or over,
champion male under 2 years, champion
female, 2 years old over, champion fe
male, under years old, young herd, bull
and four females, under years old, four
animals, the get of SIRE ]. w. Martin
Herd one bull and four females of any
age, j. w. Martin first Sanderson & Son
second.
In the Guernsey class, W. D. Richardson,
of Garden City, Mimi, was the only breeder
who entered full herd. Fragments Of
herds were entered by the Wilcox company,
of Hugo, Mimi. and N. P. Clarke st. Cloud,
Mimi. but it so happened that Mr.. Richard
son had no competition in most cases. The
Judging was done by w. L. Carlisle and
prizes were awarded as follows:
Bull years old or over. w. D. Richard
con F-3t the Wilcox company second.
IL 2 years old, W. D. Richardson first;
Ii competition.
Bull, year old. the Wilcox company first:
W. D. Richardson second and third.
Bull calves, w. D. Richardson first and
second: no competition.
In cows, 3 years old or over, w. D. Rich
ardson was awarded first and n. P. Clarke
second; the Wilcox company third.
Two-year-old heifers W. D. Richardson
first and second. no competition.
Yearlng hefers. n. P. Clarke first; w. D.
Richardson second.
Heifer calves, w. D. Richardson first and
third: N P. Clarke second.
Young herd bull and Jour fomalas un6tr
two years DID, get of one sire four animals;
aged herd. one bull and four females; cham
pion aged male; Junior champion male;
champion aged female; Junior champion
female.
Following the Guernseys came the Dutch
Delta cattle, a breed not often seen upon
the fair ground and quite curiosity to many
visitors. The only herd shown that of
A. C. Green & Son, Winchester. Ind. They
We're awarded the following prizes:
First on bull 8 years old or over; bull,
, year old or over; COW, years old or over;
cow, years old or over; heifer, year old
or over; heifer calf; champion aged male;
champion aged female; champion young male;
champion young female