The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-11

Mo-, took eleven first prizes and seven
second prizes.
Holstein eatt1e-M E. Moore. OF Cam
eron. Mo-. took seven first prizes and
son. Kas-. took four first and five sec
ones.
Red Polled cattIe-J. n. Crowder &
Son, Bethany. H., fourteen first prizes
and two second prizes. Wilkie Blair,
Girard. Kas.. one first and four Sec
ond prizes.
Horses, Shires and Clydesdales- Sny-
der Bros. of Winfield, Eea four first
OF Topeka, won five first prizes and six
second prizes.
Percherons - Mclaughlin Bros, of
Kansas City, Mo-, won three first prizes
and one second Snyder Bros. won two
second prizes.
Coach horses-MeLaughlin Bros, three
frsts and one second Snyder Bros.
one second
r. E: cowdry. of Topeka, won first
on aged jack
Berkshire hogs-J. II BIodeett, Of
Beatrice. Neb.. won eleven first prizes
and four second prizes. E. Green. of
Morrison, Colo. won three first prizes
and three second prizes Charles Bled-
gett, of Beatrice, Neb, won two second
prizes.
Chester White hogs-Hardfn Bros, OF
Lima, Olio, won eleven first prizes and
four second prizes Blodgett Bros, of
Beatrice, Neb.. won three prizes and
eight second prizes.
Duroc-Jersey hogs-Gilbert Van Pat
ten, of Sutton. Neb.. won six first
prizes and five second prizes McFar-
land Bros, of Beaman, NO, won four
first prizes and three second prizes.
George Briggs & Co., of Clay Center,
Neb.. won three firsts and three Sec
OndS. Peter Blocher, of Richland, Kas
won one first H. H. Hague & Son., OF
Walton, Kas-. won one second.
Poland China hogs. d. Marshall, of
Walton, Kas-, won three first prizes
and four second prizes. McFadden
Bros. of West Liberty, Ia, won five
first prizes and five second prizes. v.
b. Howey, of Topeka, won two second
prizes. Dietrict & Spaulding. of Rich
n1ond, Kas., won six first prizes and one
second
POULTRY AWARDS.
In the poultry show the following
awards were made:
Barred. p. Rocks-Henry l. vesper.
Topeka, 1st pen of old birds 1st and
I'd pen of chicks and best display.
White P. Rocks-Thomas Owen, To-
peka, 1st and I'd pens of fowls. 1st and
I'd pens of chicks and best display.
Bun p. Rocks-George C. Gurtler &
Son, North Topeka. 1st pen OF chicks
and best display.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-Mrs. II. 4,
Barnes. Tepeka, 1st and End pens of
| chicks. and best display
| White Wyandottes-Thos S. Lyon,
Topeka, 1st pen of chicks. w. A Forbes,
| North Topeka, 1st pen of fowls. End
| pen of chicks and best display.
Buff Wyandottes-W. A. Forbes, NORTH
Topeka, 1st pen of fowls and 1st pen of
] chicks. and best display. Allen e. Phil
j ips, Topeka. End pen of chicks.
/ Black Langshans-D. A Wise, ToDe-
| ka, 1st pen of fowls. 1st pen of chicks
and best display. C. March. Topeka, End
pen of fowls.
/ S. c. White Leghorns-H. c. Short
/ Leavenworth, 1st pen of chicks and best
/ display.
| s. c. B. Le9horns-Mr and Mrs N
D. Bass. Kansas City. Kan, 1st, pen OF
fowls, 2nd. pen of chicks and best dis
play. H. c. Short, Leavenworth. lst
| pen of chicks; C. C. Smith, Manhattan,
Sd, pen Of chicks; Penn & Mccoy Otta-
wa, Kan, End. pen of fowls.
| Houdans-J. w. Luce, Wetmore
| Kan, 1st. pen of chicks and best dis
play.
| Cornish Indian Games-Ed Green
wood. Topeka. 1st. pen of fowls and
best display.
| Siikies-D. A. Wise. Topeka. best dis
play.
| Pigeons-Isaac Sheetz, North Topeka
best display of 50 birds or over
Belgian Hares-D. A WISE Topeka
! best display.
Angora sRabbits-D. A. Wise, Topeka
best display.
Guinea Pigs-Leo and David Wise
Topeka, best pair; Frank O'Reilly, To-
peka, End best.