The record-union., 1898-09-14
erable outlay of time and money to

erable outlay of time and money to
make it successful.
Mrs. f. H. Snow Of San Jose has a
fine collection of White Brahmas, and
her Dark Brahmas are also we'll worthy
of a second look at them. She also
shows some fine Black Langshans. Her
Buff Leghorns are fine specimens of
the breed, and her Polish and Silver
Breasted Polish and Silver-Spangled
Hamburgs are the only exhibit Of those
breeds. What attracts most attention,
from the women especially, are her
Golden Seabright and Silver Seabright
Bantams, her Black-Breasted Red
Game Bantams, her Silver Duckwing,
White Rose Comb and Black Tail Jap
anese Bantams, of which she is the sole
exhibitor, and the unique, diminutive
fowls seem conscious Of the admira-
ton they excite. She also shows some
Cornish Indian Games that are very
fine fowls. Mrs. Snow has also spe-
cial exhibit of Mottled Langshans, Jap
anese Games and Single Comb White
| Bantams that is very unique and at
| tractive
The only other exhibitor Of Bantams
is s. M. Coppin, who has some Single
| Comb White Bantams that are beau
| ties.
| Mr. Coppin is a large exhibitor in
other breeds, having fine coops of Light
Brahmas, Black Langshans, Barred
Plymouth Rocks, White Plymouth
Rocks, Brown Leghorns, White Leg
| horns, White Rose Comb Leghorns,
the only ones on exhibition; Black
Leghorns, White and Black Minorcas,
| White-faced Black Spanish, Silver
wyandottes, White Wyandottes and
| White Indian Games. He also shows
| fine specimens of White Holland and
Narragansett turkeys, Toulouse geese
and White Pelxin ducks.
c. E. Reese of Sacramento is also
an exhibitor of Light Brahmas. He
has some very fine Buff Cochins and
his Barred Plymouth Rocks are dan
gerous competitors, while his White
ones are very handsome fowls. He
shows also Brown and White Leghorns
that are good lockers.
| A. ]. Schmittgen of this city has five
pens Of Light and Dark Brahmas, Buff
Cochins and Barred Plymouth Rocks
that look like winners. He has also
some handsome White Leghorns and
Black Minorcas.
Mrs j. E. Kellogg of this city has
| both Black and White Langshans. Her
Buff and White Leghorns are fine
fowls, as are her White Minorcas She
has also some Black Minorcas that are
handsome birds She is the only ex-
hibitor of Capons, and has very fine
pair of White Pekin ducks.
W. H Arps has some excellent
Barred Plymouth Rocks and Brown
Leghorns, while his Black Minorcas
will be hard to beat.
Mrs. J. S. Reed and J. r. Reed Of
Yolo have excellent exhibits of Barred
Plymouth Rocks, showing that our
neighbor county is not behind on poul-
try. Mrs. Reed has also some beauti-
full Black Minorcas.
L. P. Lindren & Sons are exhibitors
of Barred Plymouth Rocks, showing
some of the best in the exhibit. His
Brown, White and Buff Leghorns are
very handsome fowls, as are his Black
Minorcas.
L. w. Matthias has a pair of Brown
Leghorns that attract much attention.
William Caswell has some fine White
Leghorns also some Black Leghorns.
Coffey Bros. exhibit some first-class
White Leghorns and some very hand
some Silver Wyandottes. They also show
some Black Breasted Red Games that
are very hard to beat.
In Guinea fowls, William Caswel ex-
hibts a pair of pearl ones, while L. NJ
Coppin shows pair Of pearl ones and
a fine pair Of white ones.
In pigeons, William Caswell is the
principal exhibitor, having some very
fine psecimens of homers, high-flying
tumblers, parlor tumblers, white fam
tails, black fantails and saddle-back
fantails.
Mrs. Snow shows some handsome
white pouters and white-creasted fan
tails.
Coffey Bros. exhibit some fine fan
tails, and also, as a side issue, some
Guinea pigs that attract considerable
attention