The Advocate and news., 1898-11-16
creamerymen,s Convention.
Continued from page l.

Kansas Salt Company, $50; Hurst &
Co., So; A. w. Bear Commission Com
pany, IS; T. w. Brady & Co., S5; ]. e.
Brady, $5; c. NJ Feiring, IS; William
Chandler, $5 A. L. Charles Commission
Company, $5; Cumbacher & Co., IS; Pap
endick Produce Company, S.; o. f.
Chandler, IS; c. H. Weaver & Co., $40;
India Alkali Works, $1O friend Of Kan
sas creamery men, $40; Merchants
Transportation Company, $40; the Kan
sas Dairyman, IS; the Preservltas Com
pany, $25.
The following association premiums
are to be awarded Patrons class:
To the patron standing highest in the
patrons class, cash, $15
70 the patron standing next highest in
patrons class, $40.
To the patron standing third highest In
patrons class, cash, So.
Buttermakers' class: To the butter
maker standing highest in buttermakers'
class, cash, $40.
To the patron standing second highest
in the buttermakers class, cash, So.
Cheesemakers: For the highest scoring
cheese the association will give in cash
$40.
For the second highest scoring cheese
the association will give in cash s..
In addition to the premiums offered
the association will give diploma to
every buttermaker or cheesemaker who
scores more than 80 per cent. on his ex-
hibts.
The following special premiums have
been offered to buttermakers:
Wells Richardson & Co., to the but
termaker scoring highest, a suitably en-
graved solid gold medal, $50.
If the same is colored with w., r. &
Co.'S color, extra in cash, $40.
Creamery buttermaker scoring second
highest with W., r. & Co.'S color, cash
$40.
Genessee Salt Company, one handsome
diamond stud to the buttermaker scoring
highest with Genessee salt, $50.
De Laval Separator Company, to the
buttermakeT receiving highest score on
butter made exclusively from De Laval
separators, SIS.
To the buttermaker receiving second
highest score on butter made exclusively
from De Laval separators, $40.
Hutchinson Packing Company, to the
buttermaker scoring highest number Of
points, provided his butter is salted with
Perfection butter salt, in gold, SIS.
To the buttermaker scoring second
highest number Of points, provided his
butter is salted with Perfection butter
salt, in gold, $5O
To the buttermaker scoring third high
est number of points on butter salted
with Perfection butter salt, in gold, $25.
w. D. Halstead Oil Company, to the
maker of the best tub Of butter, 50-pound
keg Creamery Boiler Compound, 81.
Creamery Package Manufacturing
Company, to the creamery scoring high
est, If butter is packed in Creamery Pack
age tubs, 400 sixty-pound high-grade
tubs, valued at $50.
G. e. Hill & Co., for creamery scoring
highest, provided butter is packed in Hill
& Co.'s tubs, 100 sixty-pOund white ash
tubs, valued at $3.50.
Same company, for creamery scoring
second highest, provided butter is packed
III I'LL ~ W. . GuUoy IVO Unity -pOuuu
white ash tubs, valued at $19.
Same company for creamery scoring
third highest, provided butter is packed
in Hill & Co. tubs, 100 ten-pOund spruce
tubs, valued at $40.
Same company to the highest score
using Hill & Co.'s tubs in trade, $40
Hutchinson Packing Company to
creamery whose butter shows highest
number Of points, provided butter is salt
ed with Perfection butter salt, twenty
five 224-pound sacks of Perfection butter
salt, valued at $50.
Same company to the creamery whose
butter scores second highest number Of
points, provided butter is salted with
Perfection butter salt, fifteen 224-pound
sacks Of Perfection butter salt, valued at
$50.
The Sharples Company to the cream