The record-union., 1898-01-28
MANY DOGS OF HIGH DECREE.
THE GREAT SHOW Is NOW IN
FULL BLAST.
Awards Made in. Several Glasses
Yesterday-SpIendid Poul-
try Display.

The Poultry and Dog Show is now IN
full blast in the State Exposition pulld-
ing, and the canine chorus that Is such
sweet music to many can be heard at all
hours of the day and night.
Barring their barking, the dogs are all
on their good behavior, and their re-
ception is already becoming a popular
function They are nicely benched, ana
many Of the stalls are very prettly oec-
grated, mostly by the ladies, many OF
whom figure as exhibitors, while others
have lent their taste and skill in decoral-
ing out Of their affection for family pets
or because their husband, fathers OF
brothers were not UP in such matters
While the number of dogs on eXhlpl-
tion is not as large as at last year
show, the quality is superior, ana the
show is one that cannot fail to attract
crowds of visitors during the remainder
of the week. The poultry display IS an
immense one and the fowls divide at
aention with their canine companions.
The show opens daily at 10 O'Clock
a. m. and closes at 10 o'clock at night.
1t will continue up to and including sun
day night.
c. d. Nairn of Ballston, Or, who Is
to Judge all the classes in the show,
began his work yesterday afternoon and
finished the mastiff, great Dane, st.
Bernard and greyhound classes. The
work of judging will occupy the re-
mainder of the week. Following are
the awards made thus far:
MASTIFFS.
Junior dogs-First to Duke, owned
by A. P. Scheld. Sacramento.
GREAT DANES.
First to Defender, owned by Charles
G. SAKE. San Francisco, in both puppy
and Aovice classes.
Free for all-First to Marco, owned by
j. HARRISON of Sacramento.
RoUGH-COATED ST. BERNARDs.
Novice dogs-First, King Menelek,
owned by Mrs. Sake. San Francisco;
second, Prince Albert, owned by Miss
We'll, Sacramento.
Novice bitches-First, Princess She
herazabe, owned by C. A. Smart, Oak
land; second, Queen of the Joaquin,
owned by A. E. Muenter, Lathrop.
Free-f -for-au bitches-F'irst, Montana
Queen, owned by Mrs. E. F. Beck, San
Francisco; second, Princess Sheherba-
zade; third, Lady Butte H, Orange
dale Kennels, Los Angeles.
Junior dogs-First, King Menelek;
second to Reglov. Jr., owned by DR..
w r. Cluness, San Francisco; third,
Grand Duke, owned by j. M. Powderly,
Sacramento.
Junior bitches First, Montana
Queen; second, Queen of the Joaquin
third, Lady Butte H. Special to Ra-
mona w, owned by II. A. Wegener,
San Francisco.
Senior dogs-Ffrst, Roxie Savage Tay-
lor owned by Hubert White. Oakland.
SIOOTH-COATED ST. BERNARDS.
Puppy dogs-First, Duke of Klondike,
owned by L. j. Romer, Florin.
Puppy bitches-First. Smudge, owned
by George b. Borchers of Kasto, B. G.
Novice dogs-First. Pluto, owned by
Mazzini Brothers, Sacramento.
Junior bitches-First, Vienna, Mazzl,
nj Brothers, Sacramento.
GREYHOUNDS
Puppy hitches-First, Tea Rose, own
ed by Fred Kaufman, Sacramento.
Novice dogs-First, w. ]. Bryan,
owned by O'Connell & Flaherty, Sacra-
1nento.
Free -for-an bitches-First, Eva s
owned by P. W. Sheehan & Sons, Sac
ramento
PAST WINNERS.
In addition to the list of past-prize
winners that are entered in the show
as published in yesterdays Record
Union,' are the following:
Greyhounds-Eva S., p w. Sheehan
and sons, owners. first free for all, first
best greyhound and first prettiest ir
the county, Sacramento, 1897.
Pointers-Doctor, f. B. Adams owner
first open class light, Sacramento, 1897
Jack, Kimball & Upson owners-Sec-
ond at Oakland and second at San
Francisco. 1897.
Queen N, George Neale owner-First
novice first open and specials, Sacra-