The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-06
4 MOST SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.
SECOND DAY OF THE POULTRY
AND KENNEL SHOW.
"A Large Attendance Yesterday and
the Judges Award the
Prizes.

Yesterday was the second Of the ex-
h1bition of the State Poultry and Ken
mel Club at Armory Hail. and the gooo
attendance, especially in the evening"
proved the increased interest Sacra-
mentanS are taking in the eXhbltlon'
and that they have awakened TO the
fact that it is we'll worth seeing.
Armory Hall has proved much pet-
ter place for holding the exhibition
than the New Pavilion, although SO
much smaller, as it is much more COM
Portable for both spectators and dogs
and the arrangement of the poultry
around the sides and end of the room
economies space and gives plenty OIL
room for visitors.
1t was a general remark last night
that the show of dogs was better than
last year, both in numbers and quallty,
and the display of fowls and pigeons,
although not so large as at the state
Fair, would compare favorably as TO
quality. There were more persons in
attendance last night, there being a
large number of ladies, than at any
evening of the show last year, a ia
vorable sign.
In addition to the entries mentioned
yesterday is the splendid display OF
Cocker spaniels by H. A. Wagner OF
San Francisco, with a frame of med
ais that occupies a large space and is
very attractive. Champion Havoc, with
list of winnings all over the East and
this coast, heads the list, While Duff
ferin Pastime, with nearly as long a
list of winnings, is close up in excel
lence. Banner Jake, La Paloma, Col
orado, Tootsy W., Peg Wellington and
Redwood Forest complete the list OF
beauties. H. A. Weaver of Oak Park
showed a winner in Dot E., and j. B..
Stocker of Sacramento a good one in
Doc Snuff. The Thornhill Kennels had
several fine dogs, knight of Los An
geles being winner. Thornhill Mug
get, Woodmere Rupee and Woodmere
King are also good ones. Mrs. H. O..
Buchanan showed a fine puppy, Pal.
The collies are the most numerous
class and many magnificent specimens
are shown. Peter J. Shields and B. w.
Cavanaugh of this city showed two
very fine puppies, Snowfall Princess
and SNOWFALL Queen. Miss Eta Bird
sail and A. P. Scheld of Sacramento
also had good dogs. w. B. True Of
San Jose showed two fine ones, Count
Sergius and Princess Ora, and o. j..
Abel of Lawrence had the best and
largest exhibit, consisting of Ormskirk
Emerald, Jr., Alto Clifton, Ormskirk
Princess, Ormskirk Queenie and Alto
Clifton, Jr.
In bull terriers, E. r. F'olger of San
Francisco showed a fine specimen, Fly.
In fox terriers, William HALEY of
this city showed Veracitat, a blue
blooded puppy that promises to be a
wide winner. The sire, Norfolk We
racity, is a winner throughout Europe
and the East, and the dam, Norfolk
Tatters, is also a worldwide winner.
Mrs. E. NJ Simpson of Sacramento
shows Golden Restless, with a. long list
of winnings at the shows on this coast.
]. NJ. Robbins of this city shows three
fine ones, Lathrop Midget Lathrop
Leader and Daisy R., while Ed. Dias
of this city shows Pearlie, with seven
fine pups.
In dachshounds, w. B. True shows
Prince Rupert, a little beauty.
In collies, other than sable, and white,
w. B. True shows Princess Ziska, Mas
cot and Djalma, and Stewart & Sons
Daouil Dhu, all fine animals.
Two fine St. Bernard puppies that
have been a great center of attraction
are Viscount and Duchess, shown by
c. A. Smart of Oakland.
Mr.. Martins performance with his
educated dogs is great attraction
and we'll worth looking at.
The dogs were judged yesterday and
last night, the awards being as follows.
The first prize is a blue ribbon, the
second a red one. and the third a white
one.
MASTIFFS.
Puppies-Carl Saemanns' Dewey, first
prize.
GREAT DANES.
Novice bitches-Twin Peak Kennels
(San Francisco Lady Ermine, first
Open dogs-W. S. Brown. Sacra-
mento, Marco, first; Twin Peak Ken
nels Defender, second.
Open bitches-Twin Peak Kennels
Lady Londesborough, first.
ST. BERNARD.
Trough Coats)
Puppy bitches-L j. Roner Florin.
Bessie Bernardo, first.
Novice bitches-Mazzini Bros, Sac
ramento, Bernardina, first
Open dogs-Twin Peak Kennels King
Menelek, first.
Open btches-C. A. Smart, Oakland
Princess Sheherazadi, first
Smooth Coat)
Puppies-Mazzini Bros Dewey, first
Novice dogs-F'red Allen, Walnut
Grove, Casino, first.
Open bitches-Mazzini Bros Vienna
first.
POINTERS
60 pounds and over)
Novice dogsEW. II. Ecl,hardt, Sac
ramento, Mig, first.
Winners, bitches-George Neale, Sac
ramento. Queen N, first
Onder 30 pounds
Puppy bitches-George Neale Mollie
N, first.
Novice bitche%John Neubauer, Sac
ramento, Rosie NJ, first.
Open bitches-George Neale's Mollie
N, first.
ENGLISH Settlers.
Puppies-W. l.. Willis, Sacramento,
Frost, first; r. H. Helms California,
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