The Advocate and news., 1899-01-25
STATE POULTRY SHOW.

State poultry show is as follows:
Sweepstakes No. IAN incubator and
brOoder valued at $40, offered by Owen
Of MoOdus, Conn, for highest scoring
ten birds in American class Won by
NJ L. Garfield, Belleyille, on White Ply
mouth Rocks
Sweepstake No. 2-An incubator, val
ued at 1928, offered by the Monitor Co.,
of MoOdus, Conn.,, for the highest scoring
ten birds In Asiatic class. Won by Chas.
Foster & Son, El Dorado, on Light Brah-
mas.
SWeepstake No. 3-An incubator val
ued at S25, offered by the Star Incubator
and Brooder Co., Bound Brook, N. j.,
for the highest scoring ten birds in the
Mediterranean class Won by j. M. Rose,
Elmdale, on single-combed Brown Leg
horns.
sweepstake No. IA Bantam incuba-
tor, valued at 81, offered by G. H. stahl,
OF Quincy, Ill, for the highest scoring
pair Of Bantams. Won by Alice and Mar
garet Owen, Topeka, on Black-breasted
Game Bantams.
sWeepstake No. 8--A brOOder valued at
"a, offered by the Gillies Printing Co.,
Topeka, for the highest scoring ten birds
of Exhibition Pit or Indian Games. Won
by G. G. Burton, Topeka, on Pit Games.
Sweepstake No. "a broOder valued at
s13. offered by the Gillies Printing Co.,
Topeka, for the birds coming the longest
distance. Won by Bennett & Bacon, OF
Colorado Springs.
Sweepstake No. 1O--An incubator val
ued at 81, offered by the Gillies Printing
Co., Topeka, for the highest scoring hen
or Dullet In the room. Won by L. V.
Marks, Topeka, on bird scoring 95B.
Sweepstake No. 11--Five dollars In
gold. offered by the Central National
bank, Topeka, for the highest scoring
cock or cockerel in the room. Won by
Alice and Margaret Owen, Topeka.
White Silkies-Hens, first and second,
D. A. Wise, Topeka.
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys-Cocks,
frst, G. H. Clark, Delphos.
ockerels--SecOnd, Mrs. r. A, Har-
graves, Richmond.
Hens-First and third, G. H. Clark,
Delphos; second, Mrs. Hargraves, Rich
mond.
Pullets-First and second, Mrs. F. A.
Hargraves Richmond.
Ducks-White Pekin Trios, first, M. S.
Kohl, Furley; second, D. A. Wise, To-
DekA.
Cocks-First and third, M. s. Kohl
Furley; second d. A. Wise, Topeka.
Cockerels-First and second, M. s.
Kohl, Furley; third, Columbian Poultry
Yards, Topeka.
Hens-First and second, M. s. Kohl,
Furley: second, d. A. Wise, Topeka.
Pullets-First, Columbian Poultry
Yards, Topeka; second, M. S. Kohl Fur
ley.
toulouse Geese Cocks, first, G. G.
Burton, Topeka.
Cockerels- First, G. G. Burton, To-
peka
Hens First and second, G. G. Burton,
Topeka.
Pullets- First and second, G. G. Bur
ton, Topeka,
Buff Leghorns- Cocks, first and sec
ond, ---; third Columbian Poultry
Yards.
Cockerels--First, H. G, Short, Leaven-
worth; second, Columbian Poultry
Yards.
Hens-First, Columbian Poultry Yards.
PulletsZFirst, II. c. Short LeaVen-
worth; second, ; third, Columbian
Poultry Yards, Topeka.
Silver DuCk-wing Leghorns--Cocks,
First, II. G. Short, Leavenworth
Hens--First, H. G, Short, Leaven-
worth.
Blue Andalusians--C Cockerels, first, j.
ID. Martin, Sallna second, M, ZOllinger,
Topeka.
Hens-First, ]. ID. Martin, Salina,
Pullets--First, ]. ID. Martin, Salina;
second and third, M. Zollinger
.Silver-gray Dorkings Cocks, first and
second, -; third, John Bradley, To-
peka.
Hens First, second and third, John
Bradley, Topeka
PuIlets-First and second, John Brad
ley, Topeka.
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