The Minneapolis journal., 1903-01-30
CITY News
MANY SAW THE CHICKENS
Second Day Of the Show Drew Big
Crowd-Prize Chickens
and Cats.

An attendance Of 1900 demonstrated
yesterday the marked success or the an
nual exhibition of the Minnesota Poultry
association. No previous display has re-
ceiVed SO large a patronage
The members Of the Poultry association
will. dine tonight at the Commercial Club
After dinner the association will hold Its
annual meeting.
Prizes are awarded daily at the chicken
show to visitors whose names are drawn
ticket deposits his name and address In a
box at the door. The prizes given away
last night were a pair Of Golden Wyan-5
xdotte fowls to Thomas Martson. Hamp-
shire Arms, this city: a pair of Black
Minorcas to 0. H. Schlosser, New Rich
mond, Mimi, and pair of Light Brah-
mas to- Charles E. Curtis. Sixth Avenue
hotel, this city. = .~~es.
In the cat department the greatest num-
ber Of prizes was won by W. r. II. Sin
nett. His cat Toddles, the winner OF the
Chicago cup, secured first prize, silver
bread tray. Toodles also gained for MIR.
Sinnett the association cup as well as
the Beresford medal for the best white
cat. Additional prizes for Mr.. Sinnett
were: Beresford medal, best female cat,
Josephine; Boutell's donation rug, best fe-
male Angora, Josephine; pair ladies' kid
lie; Boston prize for best 1onE-haired
kitten, Bonnie Eddie, and the prize for
the. best decorated cage. A pair Of kid
gloves for the best blue female cat went
| to DR.. Patton of Minneapolis. . 49,.
T.. The Best Display. :~-~
| A score of 1s points gave Mrs. q. w.
Nettleton of st. Paul the award for the
best display Of cats. Other awards In the
cat department were: ~. ~
Best blue male, a SIS vase, to- Edwin
Branch, Minneapolis. Best odd eyed cat,
first pair of skates, Mrs. Nettleton's Peg;
second, subscription to Field and Fancy,
Mrs. Cummings Fanchon G. Best odd
eyed female, Mrs. Nettletons Peg; best
tortoise shell kitten, box of bon bons,
Isaac Tranters Trix; best common kit
ten, c.. J. Peck's Lady Floss; best tiger
cat, pair OF. kid gloves, M. A. Booths Min
nie;- best short haired kitten. palm: c. J.
cat crate, Mrs. Searles' Pochantos; best
orange female, second. cat german, Miss
Frances Meeker's Mark Anthony.
Best blue male under one year, Miss
Emma Kress' Rado; best cream kitten
Miss Frances Simpsons book on cats
Mrs. Searles' Dudue; best brace of white
Gothard and Arnold Winkelried; best
short-haired neuter, bottle perfume, Mrs
Schlenger's Topsy; best white neuter, bot
tie perfume, Mrs Cummings Crfcket; bes
orange male, bonbons, Mrs. Searles; bes
orange and white, Mrs. Van Metser's
lEIlIlCS, I1ulls5 S1ldllS.
The Poultry Awards.
The poultry awards yesterday were:
Rose Comb White Leghorns-First. second
third and fourth to J. F.. Perry and SON, Mime
apolis in cockerels, hens and pullets, first TO
cock, and first for breeding pen, also to j.
Perry and son. ,~
Single Comb Brown Leghorns-Cock, first A
Dutton son, Duluth; second. NJ sandi,'
Midway, MIMI; cockerels. first, A. button an
Eson; second, third and fourth, NJ. Sandn; fifth
II. G. Meatyard, Minneapolis; hens first
Sandin; second, A. Dutton and son; tlrd: H.
Meatyard; fourth, VIM: Netr; fifth, NJ. Sandin
pullets, first. NJ. sandin; second. n. G. Meat
yard; third. fourth and fifth, A. Duttcn and son
! White Plymouth Eccks-Cocks,. first. o. N
Cole, Minneapolis; second, W. J. Delaney. ST
Paul: cockercls, first, Arthur Irvine, Alma, Wis.
i second. H. p Hamilton, inneapo1is; third
| Thomas Thompson, Hutchinson. Minu.; fourt
and fifth, q. M. Cole, Minneapolis; second. ". j
Delaney: third, Thomas Thompson: fourth. Al
thur Irvine; fifth, q. NJ. Coe; ,pullets, first.
y NJ Cole; second, Thomas Thompson; third, W: j
Delaney; fourth, II. G.. Meatyard; fifth, Arthu
Irvine. 49,. - -:
Partridge Wrandottes-Cock, first, 5.
stellwagen. minneapolis: hen. first. ]. ". Nelsol
Pfeffer.> Minneapolis; coclerel first and sacont
7. W. Nelson; third, S. W. Stellwagen; fonrtl
J. F. Pfeher: fifth. Miss Margaret Hope. Han
mond. Wis; ,pullets FIST and second, S.. y
Stellwagen: third J. W. Nelson; fourth, NIL
Margaret Hope; fifth. j. ". Nelson.