The Elbert County tribune., 1907-01-24
'LIVESTOCKSHOW|
PRIZES AWARDED AT BIG ExHIeI.
TloN IN DENVER.
FINE PARADE OF ANIMALS
Nebraska Exhibitor Wins Sixteen
Prlzes-RemarkabIy Good Display
Weather Beautiful and Large
Crowds In Attendance.

Denver.-Ine western stock Show,
which was opened Sunday, surpasses
anything of the kind previously held in
the state. The stock is all well cared
for and displayed in large new tents.
The big tent built and provided with
seats all around for spectators, is par
ticularly worthy OF commendation. The
crowds were large both Sunday and
Monday and promise to increase all
through the week, the small admission
fee not seeming to lessen them, while
it greatly helps the association.
Glasses were judged and prizes
awarded in the Hereford division Mon
day afternoon, the judging Of the stock
being interspersed with some exhibit
tions of especially handsome and we'll
bred exhibits and parade of all stock
entered in the show, with the excep-
tion of the swine and sheep.
w. N. Rogers of McCook, Nebraska,
won sixteen individual prizes with his
herd Of Herefords. the finest ever
shown at stock show in the West.
DR.. T. f. De Whites big Hereford,
Colorado bred animal and product
of DIR. De Whites breeding farm at Col
orado Springs, won the sweepstakes
for bulls of all ages and classes.
The judges were Thomas Mortimer
of the Marshall Field Company, Chi
cago. and Prof. r. ]. Kinzer of the Kan
sas State Agricultural College.
Following are the awards given in
the classics named:
Class 158-Red Polled aged bull,
Charles "A. Brand, Larkspur, Colo, first
award; Charles II. Brand, Larkspur,
Colo, second.
Class 16O-Red Polled bull, 1 year
Larkspur, Colo, first.
Glass 161-Red Polled bull calf un-
der year, Charles H. Brand, Larkspur
Colo, first.
Glass 162-Red Polled aged COW.
Charles H. Brand, Larkspur, Colo,
first; Charles H. Brand, Larkspur,
Colo, second.
Glass 163-Red Polled heifer, 2
years old and under 3, Charles H.
Brand, Larkspur, Colo. first; Colorado
Agricultural college, Fort Collins, sec
ond.
Glass l63-Red Polled heifer, 1 year
old and under 2, Charles H. Brand,
Larkspur first.
Glass 165-Red Polled heifer calf un-
der / year, Charles H. Brand, Lark
spur, Colo, first; Charles H. Brand,
Larkspur, Colo. second.
Glass 167-Red Polled four animals,
either sex, any age, get of one sire, c.
II. Brand, Larkspur, Colo, first.
Glass 16S-Champion Red Polled
bull aged, Charles H. Brand, Lark
| spur, Colo, first.
Glass 169-Champion Red Polled
COW or heifer, aged, Charles Brand,
Larkspur, Colo, first; Colorado Agri-
cultural college, Fort Collins, Colo,
| second.
Glass 13-Hereford aged bull, Cooper
Wilcox L. c. Co., Cheyenne, Wyo, Sec
ond Mousel Bros, Cambridge, Neb.,
first; Ruston Bryant Cattle Company.
Vermijo, N. NJ. third; A. e. Rey-
nolds, La Junta, Colo, fourth; A. E..
Reynolds, La Junta, Colo, fifth.
Glass 14-Hereford bull, two years
old and under three, T. F. De White,
Colorado Springs, first; w. N. Rogers.
McCook, Neb., second; Cooper Wilcox
l.. S. Co., Cheyenne, Wyo., third; 7. H.
and ]. A. Britain, McCook, Neb., rib
bon.
Glass 15-Hereford bull, one year old
and under two, Mousel Bros, Cam
bridge, Neb., first; Mousel Bros, Cam
bridge, Neb., second; William Rey-
nolds, Lusk, Wyo., third; Robert Mel
son, Fort Morgan, Colo, fourth;
Cooper Wilcox l.. S. Co., Cheyenne,
Wyo., reserve.
Glass 16-Hereford bull calf under
one year, William Reynolds, Lusk,
Wyo., first; w. N. Rogers, McCook,
Neb., second; Mousel Bros, Cam
bridge Neb., third; w. N. Rogers, Nc
Cook, Neb., reserve.
Glass 17-Hereford aged COW, w. N
Rogers, McCook, Neb., first; W. N.
Rogers, McCook, Neb., second; Mousel
| roI. n
Rogers, McCook, Neb., reserve.
Glass 1S-Hereford heifer, two years
old and under three, W. N Rogers,
McCook. Neb.. first; Mousel Bros,
Cambridge, Neb., second; w. N. Rog-
ers, McCook, Neb., third; Cooper VIII
cox L. S. Co., Cheyenne, Wyo., reserve.
Glass 19-Hereford heifer, one year
old and under two, Mousel Bros, Cam
bridge, Neb., first; w. N Rogers, Nc
Cook, Neb., second; w. N Rogers, Nc
Cook, Neb., third: Cooper Wilcox l..
S. Co., Cheyenne, Wyo., reserve.
Glass 20-Hereford calf under one
year. Mousel Bros, Cambridge, Neb.,
first; w. N. Rogers, McCool1, Neb., Sec
ond; Cooper Wilcox l.. s. Co., Chey-
enne, Wyo,, third; Mousel Bros, Cam
bridge, Neb., reserve.
Glass 21-Hereford two animals,
either sex, any age, produce one COW,
w. N. Rogers, McCook, Neb., first;
Mousel Bros, Cambridge, Neb., sec
ond; w. N. Rogers, McCook, Neb.,
third; Cooper Wilcox l.. S. Co., Chey-
enne, Wyo., fourth.
Glass 22-Hereford four animals,
either sex, any age get of one sire, w.
N, Rogers, Mccook., Neb, first; Mou-
sci Bros, Cambridge, Neb., second;
w. N. Rogers, McCook, Neb, third;
Cooper Wilcox l.. S. Co.. Cheyenne,
Wyo., fourth.
Class 23-Champion Hereford bull.
any age, t. F. Dewitt, Colorado
Springs, Colo, first.
Glass 24-Champion Hereford COW
or heifer, any age, w. N. Rogers, Nc