The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-08
Day FOR THE STUDENTS
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE YOUTHS
AS JUDGES AT CHICAGO
STOCK SHOW
CASH PRIZE FOR ABILITY
The Young Man Who Shows the
Best Judgment of Stock
VIII Get Fat
ROnus.
CASH PRIZE FOR ABILITY

CHICAGO, Dec. This was college
day at the international 1--we Stock expo
sition at the Dexter park pavilion The
regular Judging of stock has been finish
Ell, and today twenty-three students, rep
resenting the agricultural colleges with
EXHIBITS in the various departn) ents
started inspecting and passing on tile
merits OF the animals on cx hibition thai
had not been passed upon by the regular
judges. Prizes of 81 QUO IL cash and a.
silver cup are offered to the students
showing the best JUDGMENT. this pofnt RI
pc decided by the regular 1Edges, who
VIII examine the stock passed upon by
the students, and decide on the merits of
the different animals. The sheep were
examined first, then cattle and swine
were placed in the hands Of the agricuI-
tural students. Hundreds of students of
the institutions, wearing their college COL
ors and giving their college wells. were
gathered around the differento deparr-
ments, and watched the work CT their
companions with ,TedI interest car
load of Texas bred cattle sold at IS. 80 11er
hundred pounds, the highest price ever
paid for car load of branded cattle. The
purchasers were Nauss Bros. & Co, New
ork city. The animals were bought as
calves at Charming, Tex, tno fed by
John f. Keister, in Macon county, this
state, for thirteen months on shclIed
corn and oil meal.
FIRST PRIZE AWARDS.
The first prizes awarded today. includ
ing the following:
Draft horses in harness-Draft mare
or geld1ng, any breed, weighing 200
pounds or over, shown to cart, 2. Walker
d Son, Liverpool, England.
Stallion two years old and under three
Durham, Fletcher and Coleman.
ham Fletcher & Coleman
Two animals, produce of same DAM
Durham, Fletcher & Coleman
champion stalion-Dunham, Fletcher
= Champion mare, Durham, Fletcher &
Best group Of five stations, Durham.
Best group of three mares, A Nave,
Attica, Ind
IS shorthorn ,cattle-Four animals, the
ing, 10.
Two animals the produce of one COW,
r.: B.. Mitchell & Sons, Danvers, Ill.
New York.
Junior. champion female, ]. G. Rob-.
bins & Sons, Horace, Ind.
Hereford cattlemmBull, six months and
under one year, T. F. B. Sotham. Chilli
cothe, Mo.
Bull under six months old, O. Harrison,
Harris, Mo-
Cow, three years old or over, Van Malta
& Son, Fowler, Ind.
Cow, two years old and under three
0. Harrison, Harris, Mo.
Heifer, eighteen months old and under
two years, Cudgell & Simpson, Indepen-
dence, Mo.
Heller, one year old and under eigh-
teen months, Cudgell & Simpson, IN
dependence, Mo.
Heifer, six months and under one year,
O: Harrison, Harris, Mo.
Heifer under six months old, Van Nat
ia & Son, Fowler, Ind.
Exhibition herd, Cudgell & Simpson,
Independence, Mo.
Young herd, Cudge1l & simp-on, four
animals the get of one sire L. F. So
than, Chillicothe, Mo.
Two animals. the produce of one cow,
Van Malta & Son, Fowler, Ind
Champion male. Glenn Graves, Buer
Hill, Ind.
Junior champion male, Thomas Clark.
Bunker HILL Ind.
Senior champion female, elem Graves,
Junior Champion female, CudgelI &.
Simpson, independence, Mo.