The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-04
MAY TRY MILL CITY
MANAGERS OF POULTRY SHOW
THINKING OF HOLDING NEXT
ONE In MINNEAPOLIS
BUILDING is UNSATISFACTORY
Impossible to Keep Auditorium
Evenly Heated-Last of the
Prizes Were Awarded
Yesterday.

There is some talk of moving the
poultry and pet stock show to Mime
apolis next year. The Auditorium has
proved very unsatisfactory location, it
being an utter impossibility to heat the
ground floor and the heat rising to the
roof makes the balconies insufferably
hot. There are hopes Of obtaining the
second floor OF the court house in Min
neapolis next year. 'St Paul has had
the show two years, and is getting tired
of u.s." one Of the officers said yesterday.
An interesting feature of today's pro-
gramme will be the liberating Of Fred
Nays racing homers." The pigeons
make their trip home to Lake Calhoon
by themselves, thus saving the expense
of transportation, and proving their
training to uIsbelievers.
One wonders what carrier pigeons are
used for in these days when wireless
telegraphy is being used, said an en-
thusiast yesterday. But Iumbermen go
ing out beyond the limits of civilization,
fishing smacks and country doctors find
them invaluable especially doctors.
They take several pigeons and leave them
at the homes Of their patients that are in
precariOuS conditions and when the pa
tent gets worse the pigeon is sent home
to the doctor. There is orse pigeon,
Crazy, who broke all records and at the
age of four months flew 300 miles on the
same day."
Another pretty exhibit is that of G. J.
Royce's "Bluettes, a peculiarly fine breed
and something unique as WELL for while
they are as quiet and tame as brahmas,
they show at the same time the activity
of 1eghorns.
The remainder of the prizes was
awarded yesterday as follows:
PIreasants-Dr. Bradley, Forman, N. D.,
first premium on the following: Golden
cock and hen, silver cock and hen, Elliott
Japanese cockerel and pullet, Chinese
ccckerel and pullet, English cockerel and
pullet, English cock and hen. Also first
pie for the best display of ornamental
BIRDS.
Barred Plymouth Rocks = George B.
Holden, Owatonna Mimi, cock 1st 921a;
hen LIST 924, 5th 500; cockerel 4th Oh;
R p et9t5 LIST p pen dst lS2 519; display
let I'd 901a: pen 5th. F. T. Brunk, ELS
worth, Wis, cock 4th S91k; pen I'd 81
5-1t. John G. Osmundson, Nerstrand
cock Sd S91a; coekeFel I'd 911S; pen Sd $50
81; pullet Sd 9C1a, 9Th 901z; pen 4th 1909
c. n. Bliss, Minneapolis, cock I'd 89%.
Arthur IRVINE, Lake City, Mimi, hen I'd
LET 4th 9O3S: H. H Boxrud, Red wing,
Geek 9Th S915. John Mcpherson, S. Still
water, coekerel list 921z. Frank Cannon
Morgan, Mimi, cockerel 9Th 81.
Hutchinson, cock I'd 801s; hen I'd 81;
cockerel I'd 9215; pullet LIST 9S3z, I'd SSH:
pen lst 185 sis; display e. N. W. Blake
mere, Moorhead, cock 1st 81; coekereI
I I6t 50; pullet 3D. 9314; hen 1st 81; pen I'd
1874 n-16. William M. Swaggert, Way
zata, hen 1914; eoclzereI. Sd 913z. 4th IS:
outlet 9th So; pen Sd 1874 sic. George
Gaqthier. hen 4th S934; cockerel 5th S6H.
f. v Kesha, St Paul, hen Sd 9014; puIIet
9Th 49, c. w. Miller, Wadena, cock 4th
90 co. 9TH S615 01N'
Light Brahraas-A: s. Napier, st. Paul,
5th 9OE; hen 1st g3az, I'd 923l, Sd 92H'
4th 9214; pullet Sd 934: pen 1st 1856: dis
play 90 g. F A. Fishe. Mankato, cockerel
& Hogan. St. Paul, cock Cd s1H. 4th 81:
hen 4, 4th S2A; cocl1erel I'd o. Sd 80; pullet
4th, 921A; 9th, 92A; pen I'd 1S4A. A g.
Drew, Zumbrota, cock 9Th S7H. A. e.
92H. ~ ''7A ii0n OH
Buff Cochins-Leslie ParIin, ST. Paul
seek 1st: 93%. I'd 9214. Sd, s114; hen 1st $50,
20 20 9 ~ 80 80 81 4th 9S cockerel 1st 1874
I'd 93N Sd So 9TH S2A, 9Th g25l: puY juliet
ISL 994a, "a 1914, 81 94%, 4th, a. 9Th, "a;
pen lst 189, I'd 1877 1916 display = DR..
o. @: H Gerdes. Eureka, 8. D., cock 4th
9Th 90; pen Sd 1882. --' -N'-O-N''' non
Partridge, Coochins-John P. Peterson,
G6ckered go 81 81, 4th Sc; hen 1st 9115, "a
l179s. George D. Holden, cockereI 1st 931l;
len 9TH So ]. e. Schultz, st. Paul, cock
erel I'd, g11s puhet 1st SO14.
St, Paul, cockerel LIST 9111z, I'd 50; pullet 1st
92A, I'd 9224, Sd 9Oaz. II. E. Mallery, Lake
vile, Mimi, hen LIST, 92s4, Sd, S824
5. G. Brown Leghorns-Fred Fiegel,
ereI 1st 9513 hen LIST 9215, I'd 921l; cockerel
1st 95A, Sd SO, 4th g1A; puIIet LIST 941l, I'd
"a; 6th 81; pen 1st 1888 11-16; display =.
M Sandl1n, St. Anthony Park, cock 4th,
let Sd 1914; pen I'd, 1885, H. G. Meatgard,
St. Paul, hen Sd ga. 9th 91]k; cockere1 5th
s1 1iat pullet 9th, 92a4, pen $d,1S4 1-16.
ith 91%s 9th S11h cockerel 1st 9134, I'd
9CA, Sd 9014, 9Th SO; pullet LIST 921z. ri 911l:
zen 1856 1915: F. M. Spencer & Sons,
4th S94; pullet Sd 91A, 4th 91A Sch 81:
pen I'd 191 1-16. Herbst Bros, Sparta
Wis, cock 81 90A; hen I'd s3A pen Sd
X. q. Brown Leghorns-F. T. Drunk,
hen 1st 81, I'd S9%; cockerel LIST 90. Cd
ee12, 4th 9014; pullet LIST 92%, Sd 9Isl: dis
play = Charles A. Jordan. Fargo,
ccckerel I'd 81; pullet I'd 3d.
White Indian Games-C Y. Gibbs
Wayzata, hen LIST 92A, I'd 90H; cockerei
1st 92A, I'd BY; pullet 1st 92A Sd 912:
pen 1s st., 1879; display J: A. Par
al
Cd 9z1a, 4th S9A. =
nR., G: B: M15inso2Tcas-Adolph Fetch, st.
Paul, cock Sd 871z; hen I'd S91k, Sd S61S:
cockereI 1st SO, I'd 911s, 3D. S914: puIlet Isl
SS42. I'd SO, Sd 92a4, 4th s1A, 5th 91A; pen
$. @; Buff Lcghcrns-ArnoId Jungmann,
cock I'd S97A, Sd SS34: hen LIST 93A. I'd g1I'
Sd Sl q + 18th 81; pqllet Sd 921z 9Th 92T;
R E5i go "a iSl3z; display IS. T. T. Brunk,
LIST "a. I'd 9215. 4th 924; pen 18l5 His.
> Z. White Leghorns-Geotte & Schroe-
der, cock 1st 901b I'd 9O1k. Sd $751; 4ff1 S71S.
T. Zen En- LIST 94%, I'd 9494. Sd s44, 4th 9sA, 5ffi
"a ~ coc * 1st 9224 4th 81, 9th 9e1z; pull
81 11-16, Sd 1S5 sis; display - n d
Schutte, cockerel I'd 924, Sd 921b: nrIIet
4th 941a: pen I'd 1861
lie Slack hdL MinoGeasmC.. n, Bliss, Minneapo-
erel Sd 90. pen I'd 1871 7-16. Dr. 6. NJ
carlow, Minneapolis, hen Cd o. al s91Sf
G4ok 4t4 Sl32; pullet Sd 1919; pen Sd, 1904.
d % A Lee 81 Minneapolis, cock 1st 911S
I'd 93al. 4th 1914. 9Th 9315; pen list 1879
~ "; 3; ,futfel Lake City, cocl1erel LIST 941
White Minoreas-w. H. Daggert. cock.
eEe do 4th 81, 9Th S674 pulIet 1st "a, I'd 1852.
20 92A 9Th 80; pen LIST $50 11-16; dis5Ia.v N
SMHia MACK SIp o1ia Poultry farm
N1plGI I cock LIST 81: hen LIST &c.
Blue Andalusians-H. Gruenfagen. SIT
Paul, cock 1st 919l; hen 1st s4I "a a.:
cockerel 1st 50, 4th 90%, 9Th S0%: bullet
7 7s5 , 9%, Sd So 4th s2A, 9Th 921l pen lst
Dni1th 99sB 81 s o Thee o. a9llesti
let I'd 93A; pen ID 1851. A l. sieyst,
Roberts, Wis, cockereI Sd So.
F. g. Dorkings-G. Hood Thompson,
90Hiut coc Ren % Is 3d. g 92 4t 9lA 6th
SS5s, Sd 9S1a, 4th 921k; pen I'd 1873, Sd ie3
5.i6; display - o. Mullin, Buford,