The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-16

The Record this afternoon received
NJ. Slaughter, who is attending the
Royal Fat Stock Show at Kansas
City:
"Out of five entries at the Royal
Stock Show here this week, the
Slaughter cattle have won five rib
bons. How is that?-G. M. s."
The horse show yesterday afternoon
at Amusement Park held the interest
of the big crowd throughout the
awarding of premiums and many
times the interest reached the point
of enthusiasm, when it burst into
applause as some fine animal came
forward for inspection and the criti-
cism of the judges.
The general comment is that the
show came up to last years effort
in every respect, and surpassed it
along some lines, especially as to the
quality of certain classes of horses.
+ J.. A. Edwards, of Lake Arthur, was
judge of mules. Capt. James McKin-
stry, of Hagerman, vas Judge of
draft horses. DR.. Lew Wallace, of
Kentucky, n Mayor J. NJ. Dye, of
Carlsbad, were judges of other class
es. Following are the awards of the
judges:
best coli or filley sired by
Brule; Joyce-Pruit Co, Navajo blan-
ket. C. C. Slaughter Cattle Co., first;
J. c. Hamilton, econd premium.
BEST draft yearling colt, over 1
and under 2 years; Charles de Bre-
mond, $40 cash. Chas. de Bremond
first and second.
Best draft FLY, over 1 and un-
der 2 years; First National Bank,
$40 cash. Chas. de Bremond, first;
R. P. Bean, second.
4.-Best draft filly over 2 and under
3 years; Citizens National Bank, $40
cash. J. w. Clemens, first; J. c.
Hamilton, second.
Best draft mare, 3 years old or
over; Williams & Co., One Stetson
Hat. C. c. Slaughter Cattle Co.. first;
Chas. DE- Bremond, second.
6.-Best registered draft stallion, 2
years old or over; Roswell Hardware
Co., 22-caliber repeating rifle. ]. c..
Hamilton, first.
BEST draft team hitched to farm
wagon; Roswell Wool & Hide Co.,
en- ~arh G,-r+. TT
J. Lacy, second.
S.-Best mule colt under 1 year old;
j. E. Rhea and J. w. Rhea, $40 cash.
J. F.. McMurray, second.
9.-Best mule colt over one and UT
der two years old; Roswell Seed Co.,
one pail Stock Food. Tom J. Lawtng
first and second.
1O.-Best mule owe 2 and under 3
years old; Shepard & Co., 10Ofb
Aristo -four. T. J. Lawing, first; Jno,
Westover, second.
11.-Best mule, three years old or
over; Woodruff & DeFreest, $40 cash.
F. E. Hogan, first; Kemp Lumber
Co, second.
12.-Best mule team hitched to a
farm wagon; Roswef Trading Co.,
SIS cash. c. H. Hale, first; F. E. Ho-
gan, second.
13.-Best jack, any age; Rothen-
berg & Schloss, one box Rothenberg
cigars. F. Randolph, first; J.. F. Nc
Murray, second.
14.-Best Jennet, any age, L. K.
McGaffey allowance of SIS on insur-
ance premium. No entries.
Il 1-2.-Best unregistered roadster
stallion, 2 years old or over; Pecos
Valley Lumber Co, Five gallons of
Sherwin-Williams Barn Paint. G. H.
Buss, first; Lee Fountain, second.
15.-Best registered Coach Stallion
2 years old OF over; American Ma
tional Bank, $40 cash. German Coach
Horse Co., first.
16.-Best registered coach mare, 8
years old or over; Morrison Bros,
fine leather suit case. No entries.
I7.-Best registered coach colt or
flly over 1 and and under 2 years
Dilley & Son, one fine rocking
chair. G. NJ. Slaughter, first; Lee
Fountain, second.
1S.-Best coach colt or hily under
one year old. No entries