Arizona republican., 1909-11-11

Hereford and Durhams. thirteen in | number. is headed by the registered I Hereford bull. Tony. The junior herd
 consisting of one bull and four heif-
 CTS. Is headed by the bull. Oscar, from Imp. Stapleton Lass.
 Geo. Day of Buckeye is exhibiting a herd of fifteen Short Horns. headed
 by Simplicity King. Simplicity Kings consorts are the three registered coNs.
 Rose of Arizona. Phoenix Rose and
 Ivernon. while Lilly. the daughter of | Rose of Arizona. Is member oc the
 herd. as are also Arizona King and
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 Mcdonald Bros exhibit of fourteen Ayershires. headed by the magnificent
 bull, Pride of Avon. attracted Imch
 favorable comment. their long horns
 being in decided contrast to the other stock on exhibit.
 | The Alhambra Holstein- F'riesian \ farm. owned by H. Renaud, has on
 exhibit one bull. Roderick Lincoln.
 and its section is brought to the atten- | ton of visitors bv a handsome display | Of the numerous ribbons that it's stock | has won al various fairs in the past. l The display of high class horses is exceptionally complete this year and ' includes some Of the best examples of equine perfection to be found in the west.
 A. II. Davidson shows d fine herd. ! of which Lillian Zolock. 2:14i.. and her colt by Col Greene are the pre- miers.
 J. W. Williams of Phoenix shows | the yearIing roadster stallion. Cyclone. D. c. Buck of Tempe shows four ! colts. two mares and two registered ] Percheron and French Coach stallions Shirley Christy Of Phoenix has one
 of the largest exhibits on the grounds 1 comprising seventeen head. many of ] them the best known animals in the { valley. Among these is an imported | French Percheron. six mules. two | jeanettes. one yearling jack. and one | suckllng jeanette. and three draft colts He also shows Col Greene. a registered standard bred stallion. well known from its record as a territorial prize winner There are also two colts by Col. Greene. one of which. Shriner. a -year-old. gets it's name from it's well defined white crescent mark on its forehead. Mir. Christy. being one Of the most ardent Shriners in the territory. seized this opportun- ity to express his regard for the or der The other colt, a yearling and one of the handsomest at the fair. is named Noble.
 As usual. E. A. Packard has one of the most noteworthy exhibits on dis play, his ramuda consisting of fifteen head of as fine a lot of registered PercheroDs as one would wish to see. Castilllon. magnificent four year old black stallion. which as yearling carried off the honors at the Grand Royal at Kapsas City. is king of them all. He led the parade past the grand stand and right royalty he acted the part. He has been exhibited here for the past three years. winning first each time. Lady Alice. four years old. also won first at the Grand Royal as yesrling. and her record of firsts has been uninterrupted since that time. Don Caesar De Bajan and Ina four year-old mare by lena. are also noteworthy members of this exhibit.
 The government experiment station is exhibiting two horses which are ex pected to carry off first prize as the best two all purpose farm horses from one mare.
 S. W. Higley displays several classy horses and mules.
 c. H. Barkley of Glendale shows a handsome gaited saddle horse; II. F.. Campbell of Phoenix shows the single driving horse, Black Beauty: Mrs Campbell exhibits a family mare: Ida B. Davidson exhibits two fine mares. 1s does also Edith Evans; Herman Gardner contends for the prize for the best draft team; Harry Friedman. gaited saddle horse; Bartlett Heard Land company offers an all purpose team of mules. a pair of matched mules. and a mule. three years and under; H. F. Couch of Buckeye. two mares; IT w. Chambers. Phoenix. a stallion; c. F.. Connor colt; James H. Cashion. stallion colt: Frank Cav alliere. stallion: W. T. Cummings. of Tempe, stallion: D. M. Francis. bay mare. Katherine: W. A Glasscock of Los Angeles. two gaited saddle horses; Mrs. C. F. Hartman Of Phoenix. stall lion; NJ. P. Halladay Of Mesa, stallion: Higley Horse & Mule Co. of Phoenix. three-y year-old jack and best pair Of matched mules in harness: Hoghe X McNulty of Phoenix. French Coach horse. ''Crassville"; 'Horowitz of Pboe- nix. stallion. two years old and under; Wm Moeur of Tempe mare colt under one year; w A. Mcdonald of Mesa, Shetland stallion; J. L. Ober of Phoe nix, two-year old gelding roadster: Vim. Painter of Tempe. stallion. four years and under Ralph Quinn of Phoenix. two mares. stallion colt. four animals get of one stallion. two ami mals. produce of one mare; Wm. Rid CT of Mesa. stallion; Henry Smith of Scottsdale. one stallion, two mares. c. H. Schultz of Flagstaff. gaited saddle horse; H. $. Townsend of Phoenix, stallion: H. J. Ullan of Phoenix. mare; k. T. Van Kirk of Phoenix, gentle mans driving teain: w C. Welsh of Glendale. two mares. gentleRans driv- ing team: l.. E. Weller of Mesa. sad dle horse. Billie Boy: w C. Will Hams of Phoenix. stallion: s. Pl Wayne of Phoenix, stallion.
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