The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-12
FINE BIRDS FIND FAVOR
JUDGES OF THE POULTRY SHOW
INSIST ON ALL THE POINTS
First Prizes Are Left Undistributed
In Glasses That Were Not Up tn
the Hiark-Ltst of the Awards
Given Out Yesterday by the
Judges in the Show.


the Mark-Ltst of the Awards
Given Out Yesterday by the
Judges in the Show.
There was a very large attendance
at the poultry show last evening, but
a larger gathering even is expected to-
night, as the scoring is all done, the
ribbons all up and the prizes all award
ed. and there will be no Instructions.
and a very much better chance will be
had Of seeing the birds.
Society people are taking a decided
interest in the show and are we'll rep
resented and yesterday the mayor and
state officials visited the Market hall
and passed comment on the excellent
displays. Today is children's day, and
the decorations will be put up especial
ly with a view to pleasing them.
One feature of this years show is
the fact that all premiums will be paid
up before the exhibitors leave and the
ing is done. The Barred Plymouth
Rock is the largest class in the room,
and is of a higher quality and stand
ard than has ever been exhibited in
the state before. Every breeder who
has any good stock to exhibit is here.
Everything has been very harmonious
and good feeling prevails among all
the DTeeu6TS. lOudy Tie SHOW VIII
keep open till II p. m.
A beautiful feature of the show has
been a display of feather flowers,
which look lifelike enough to give
forth perfume
The following are the latest awards:
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns-
Cocks-Wm. Helps, city, first; J. Osmond-
son, Nerstrand, Mimi, second; J. NJ.
Schultz. White Bear, third.
Cockerels-J; osmondson, first; same,
second and third.
Hens-J. C. Toffin, first: VIM. Helps. sec
ond; J. Osmondson, third.
Pullets-J. Osmondson, first; same. sec
ond and third.
Pens-None.
Display. OSmondson.
Singled Comb White Leghorns-
Cocks-Alma, Mimi, Poultry Yards. first;
R. Meill. second; Goete & Schroeder third.
Cockerels-Goelte & Schroeder. first;
same, second, Fernwood Farming company,
third.
Hens-Goelte Schroeder, first; Fernwood
Farming company, second; Alma Poultry
Pullets--R. Neil, first; same. second; NJ.
Pens-Fernwood Farming company Grand
Forks. N. D., first; Goelte Schroeder,
second and third.
Display-Goelte & Schroeder.
Buff Wyandottes-
Hens-No first; Dravoskrocht Bros, LIE
Sueur. Mimi, second: no third.
Pullets-Dravoskrocht Bros, first; same,
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Goldsmith & shamp. Minneapolis. first;
Fletcher, Watertown, $: D.. third.
Cockerels-Smith Shamp. Minneapolis.
first B: S: Griffin, city, second; Paul
Campbell, Manchester Park, third.
Hens-N. L. Merrill, Hutchinson, Mimi,
second; Smith & shamp, Minneapolis,
third.
PuIlets-B. S. Griffin. city. first; George
. S. Tough, CITY, second; George D. Holden,
Owatonna, Mimi. third.
Pens.George D. Holden, ,owatonna. first;
Display-B. S. Griffin, city.
Buff Leghorns-
Cocks-No awards.
Cockerels-Frank Liesch, Winona. Mimi.
first Drovaskrocht Bros, LIE Sueur, Mimi.
second; Edward Sinker, city, third
Hens-G: F. Hurd, Eau Claire. Wis,
Pullets-Frank Liesch, first, second and
third.
Pens-Frank Lesch, third; no first or
second
Display-Frank Liesch.
Partride Cochins-
Cocks-No awards
Cockerels-G. D. Holden, Owatonna, first;
John P. Peterson, city, second; same. third.
ond; Milward Bros Madison. Wis; third
Peterson. second; same. third:
Pens-No first award; G. D. Holden. sec
ond; John P. Peterson. third.
White-breasted White Polish Bantams-
Cock-First R. MALL. st. Paul; hen, first
R. Maili. st. Paul.
Silver Duck Wing Bantams-
Cock first; second, Phil Schweitzer; hen,
second, Phil Schweitzer.
Golden Duck Wing Bantams-
Cock-First Miss Virginia Thurman city;
hen. first. Miss Virginia Thurman, city
Black Pekin Bantams-
Pullet-First and second, Dreveskracht
Bros.
Black breasted Red Game Bantams-Cock-