Arizona republican., 1906-11-14

the CruickshaLk family Of Durhams and came also from the Flynn heard. There is also a calf by Victoria Archer. a Chicago Royal stock show prize win ner. Scottish Mary is a twO-year-old from the famous Duncan herd of Os- borne. Mo In the red Durhams ot Bates ancestry. also from the Duncan herd are found COW barely two years old, from Orange Blossom II. which family was favorfte with Eng fish royalty. This COW is combination of Bates and Cruickshank blood. Ma bel Clifford is another registered COW from the same herd. She is due to calve from Golden Goods the head Of the Duncan herd. Others are from the Maple Hill Josephine family of the Duncan herd. Craggs ID. II. is year. ling heifer of prize Bates blood and fine show animal. The above all came in a carload last September the firm proposing to raise purebloods of these breeds They have also. bulls of their own raising of high grade in both i breeds. some of which are shown and many at the ranch for sale. An ef- fort has been made to show new stock and not exhibit the prize winners of a year ago. One fine animal not men, toned above is Larson's Pride, a regis tered whiteface bull less than three years old. There. are also some fin. mules. one a yearling that is a marvel
 In adjoining stalls is seen a fine Holstein bull exhibited by Peter Truog
 who lives west of Phoenix. and then comes the O. II. Christy herds of Here
 lords and Shorthorns One of his choice animals is Photo. a Hereford and grandson of COrrector. one of the greatest of show bulls. Jennie Brew ster is a granddaughter of Lars the champion of America in 1896. There is also pair of full sisters out of Lena
 Edwards. which was sired by Prince Edward of sthe English herd book. Their sire, is Good Boy. son of Benja
 min Wilson of the Harris herd. Ma
 zurkas Victor No 2OS.356. on exhibl- | ton was sired by Rosmond a noted ! Cruickshank bull. by Bandmaster. i'm 1 ported. and in 1895 one of the most | famous bulls in Iowa. He sold for ' s12O0 when others Of his family were
 not worth S150. There are also shown | four heifers of his get eight to ten months old. Mazurkas won the sweep stakes prize here last year. Mary Bes. ' of Phoenix. daughter of Mary Best Of ] Maple Hill. whose sire was Gallahad.
 one of the shorthorn bulls that made
 the Harris herd famous. is also on ex- 1 hibtion. The Harris referred to is the man defeated by a narrow vote a few i days a~o. for governor of Kansas.
 There are a number of other fine anil
 mals being eleven shorthors and eight
 whitefaces in the lot
 In the next stall is found some thor oughbred unregistered beef stock own
 ed by C. F. Justus and a registered
 Jersey calf.
 L. D. Rousseau has as pretty s matched grey two-year-old draft team as one could wish to see. weighing 2910 pounds
 Stanley Howard of the Mountain
 View stock farm five miles west of Phoenix has a fine stock show. em-
 bracing Holstein cattle. Percheroa draft mares and a span of good mules.
 He has two fine cows brought here | from Nebraska and a good exhibit os young stock, a show worth spending "a little time on.
 A. Galloway's herd from the Gallo
 way farm in Mesa. conducted by A. C.
 Mcqueen. will take about everything in its class for the only competition | Is fine young animal recently bought by E. A. Packard. The Mcqueen herd
 is good one though and ought to size up with strong competition. Several | head of both sexes and differing ages are shown
 The adjoining stalls are filled with some fine grade cattle the owners name not being in evidence. Then
 there are some grade Jerseys and Guernseys that look like thorough lDreds5-shown by William Losing. The Buttercup Dairy farm, owned by Elliott Evans is another of the beauty spots of the cattle stalls. The display includes fine Jersey bull from Ohio and a fancy priced heifer of the sam,
 breed from Kansas.
 Justus Goebel shows good mare.
 the get of Leland D. a we'll known val
 ley horse and Will Jacks has a pair of halter broken year-olds also
 by Leland ID. A seven months old
 mule is shown by Mir Sines and a family of Shetlands. father. mother and baby is found credited to Joe
 Bush. Mrs. Laura Gardiner exhibits three Shetland mares and the next stalls to the north are full of unusually good draft horses. owners name net learned. Dan and Carrie is a mag nfficent black team exhibited by tho
 University of Arizona agricultural ex- fperiment station.
 The Alhambra- Holstein Friesiau herd. owned by H. Renaud is the Iarg- est display of Holsteins and is the same herd that attracted so much att tention last year. There are twelve or