Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-18
THE CATTLE SHOW.
A Fine Display of Both Dairy and
Beef Breeds.

a Fine Display OF Both Dairr and
Beef Breeds.
The cattle show this year was a
good one. but very similar 10 that of
last year in that few beside the large
breeders offered any stock. The small
owner somehow has not Vet become
interested to an appreciable extent.
fearing to compete with the larger
breeders for fear he cannot make a
creditable showing in numbers. There
Is no reason for this except that it
takes time to overcome this natural
fear The exhibit is under the super
intendency of a. c. Queen.
Alhambra Holstein Herd.
The first exhibit at the north end of
the cattle stalls was that Of II. Rem
aud. proprietor of the Ahambra Hol-
stein Friesian farm. He exhibits a
fine matured bull. a young bull. sew
eral cows and a few head Of young
stock. This farm has taken most ev-
erything in sight in its classes at pre-
vious fairs and has a liberal allow
ance this year.
Galloways.
Donald T. Mcqueen made a display
of the cattle from the Galloway ranch
near Mesa, the animals shown being
a three-months-o calf that weighs
AS pounds. which is way up in the
figures for a baby. This youngster
looks like young black buffalo and its
hair is as long as that Of a goat. The
mother of the calf is shown as well as
two other cows and a couple of calves
and the big bull which heads the herd.
This ranch took everything in its
classes.
Bartlett Herd Stock.
Seventeen head of cattle formed the
Bartlett herd ranch exhibit in this de-
partment. 4 notable member of this
herd is Krags d, a shorthOrn twO-year
old heifer. which won the blue ribbon
in her class and the sweepstakes in
COWS. This heifer was raised on the
Martin Flynn shorthorn farm at Dies
Moines. Coronado. another animal. is
a shorthorn calf and blue ribbon son
of Golden Gods. the only living bull
that contains the blood of two worlds
fair prize winners. He has three An
drew Cruikshank crosses in his imme
date ancestry. In yearlng shorthorns
Arizona Archer takes the blue ribbon.
Lady-Elen. the second. mother of Ari-
iona Archer, is second in shorthorn
cows. In Scotch Roam shorthorns
Chief Douglas. a -year-old has a
blue ribbon.
Photo a white face bull. takes the
second prize and there is fine lot of
young stock in grade white faces. The
company has a rapidly growing bust
ness and is now selling bulls for the
ranges in carload lots, as fast as II
can mature them.
Turkey Track Cattle Co.
p. A. Packard of the Turkey Track
Cattle company, has a very fine exhib-
it of registered cattle. shorthorns and
white faces. ROYAL Archer. a short
horn three years old. is a prize win
ming bull. and Serenity. a three-year-
old COW. is surely a valuable animal,
and entitled to the ribbon she wears.
Mr.. Packard has refused 800 for her
and nobody knows how much more he
would refuse Emma Thistle is a,
three year-old shorthorn lady worth
while. and Fulfiller is smart looking
yearling bull. He is a Hereford and
weighs 1890. A two-year-old heifer.
Pecotte. Hereford. weighs 1850. and
Day Dream, a -year-old cow. tips
the scales at 1850. while Nancy.
three year-old, weighs l,lao.>
The Christy Herd.
H o. Christy had a fine display of
shorthorns and Hereeords. though he
left some of his prize winning stock at
home that he has shown in other
years, not wishing to always appear
with the same line.
fine animal first noticed was the
great Hereford bull Photo. which is
grandson Of COrrector. the first of
Sotham's Chillicothe herd. Darby
took the first prize. next 10 sweep
stakes, for the young bulls under one
year His granddam was a daughter
of Prince Edward and his sire was the
son of Benjamin Wilton out of Col.
Harris herd. Mr.. Christy also showed
the prize young herd of shorthorns.
some eight or ten in number. and the
premium herd of bull and four cows,
and took premiums on young stock.
Mountain View Farm.
Stanley Howard. of the Mountain
View stock farm four miles west Of
Phoenix, had a good exhibition of Hol-
in-Friesian cattle. besides some fine
showings in the swine and poultry de-
partments. The aged sire of his herd,
''Witte Lincoln No. 1867 in the Hol-
stein-Friesian association. was bred by
the University Of Nebraska. and was
sired by Alma Prince Jewel, %. 73l. his
dam being Roxanna Parthena. No.
$4,000. Whites dam made 500 pounds
of butter in eight months. White took
the first premium in aged bull of the
HolStein class. There was also d show
ing of cows, heifers and calves.
An Aristoeratic Hog.
The Mountain View farm also had a
fine display in the swine department
which was treated but hastily and this
opportunity is taken to- refer to the
prize boar that is surely worth favor