, 1906-09-22
COUNTY FAIR
BREAKING RECORD
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Higley; quilted quilt, Mrs. Richie; GRO
cheted slippers, Mrs. Isabella Ward.
special Cattle Prize.

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GLIDING a handsome eight-day mantel
clock from C. d. Carter, a Peter Schut-
tier wagon from the Laramie Grocery
company, a special prize of SIS from
c.. b. Brannon and a special prize OF
$40 from Robert Nelson. The Carter
clock, for the pest kept exhibit of three
or more cattle, without regard TO age or
breed, was awarded to L. G. Holiday.
The Schuttler wagon went to Robert
Nelson, who exhibited a herd of three
heifers and one bull from his display,
this being considered the champion
herd of the show. The animals COM
prised Marjorie, a heifer calf, regis
tered number 235695; Mira, a yearling
heifer, No. 2O3529, Marcella, an aged
COW, No. 66045, and Ben Benson, a
2-year-old bull. No. 1929.
Sweepstakes Prize.
The grand sweepstakes prize, for the
best bull, any age or breed, went to
Stickney and Erwin for Roam Cham
pion, Jr., the roam Shorthorn bull.
The C. B. Brennon prize Of So, divid-
ed in two, was awarded to Stickney
and Erwin for best registered Short
horn bull, Roam Champion being en-
tered, and to w. ]. Kelly for the best
Shorthorn COW, registered, $3.50 to
each. .
The Robert Nelson special prize of
$40 was divided between 1. G. Holiday
and w. ]. Kelly, So to each, Mr. Holli-
day for the best non-registered Here
ford and to Mr.. Kelly for the best white
face Hereford.
The H. d. Beemer special prize of
$40, $3.50 and IS, for the best grade
steer, any age or breed, went to W. ].
Kelly, first; Ora Haley, second, and
King Bros, third. Mr.. Kelly had a
black Polled Angus, Mr.. Haley showed
a Hereford and the King Bros. had a
Hereford in the competition.
More Cattle Premiums.
The judging in the cattle class was
completed at noon today, the following
prizes being awarded:
Best Hereford heifer, 2 years and un-
der 3, Robert Nelson, first, $25; w. ].
Kelly, second, SIS.
Best Hereford heifer, 1 year and
under 2, Robert Nelson, first, $25; w.
J. Kelly, second, SIS.
Best Hereford heifer under 1 year,
Robert Nelson, first, s25.
Best dairy cow, any breed, John Nc
Cue, first, SIS; Huron Corthell, second,
$40. Ten dollars of this premium Of
fered by the Cheyenne Creamery com
pany.
Best fat COW, F. S. King Bros, first
and second. The first and second prize
animals in this class were sold at auc-
ton, the Pacific Meat company starting
the bidding, offering 4 cents per pound
for the first prize and 8 cents for the
second, the stock going to this COM
pany.
The Haley steer was sold for 4 cents,
the judges deciding that it vas not
quite worth 5 cents, the bid offered
by the Pacific Market company.
Best yearling heifer, graded, F. s.
King, first, So; Mrs. W. S. Vance, sec
ond, $3.50.
Best ~2-year-old steer, King Bros,
first, premium recommended; nc COM
petition.
Class c-Sheep and Swine.
In this class F. S. King was the
supervisor, the judges awarding the
following premiums:
Best 3-year-old R~ambouillet, F. S.
King Bros. Sheep company, first, 81.
Best ~1-year-old ram, Rambouillet, F..
S. King Bros, first and second, 81
and 81.
Best pen of five lambs, any fine wool
breed, F. S. King Bros, first, So.
Best 2-year-old Shropshire ram, w.
S. Vance, first. 81.
Best pen of five ewes, Shropshire,
w. S. Vance, first, 81.
Best 1-year-old Hampshire ram, E. R.
King, first, 81; F. c. Stocker, sec
ond, 80.
Best pen of five mutton ewes, coarse
WOOL breed, Fred Bath, first, 50.
Best pen five mutton lambs. coarse
wool breed, w. s. Vance, first. $40;
Fred Bath, second, IS. Ten dollars of
amount offered by Vance & Kelly.
Best two coarse-wool ewes. any age,
sweepstake, ". s. Vance. diploma.
Department minerals.
w. II. Reed, supervisor. Premium
awarded as follows:
Largest and best display Of copper