The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-12

g. Best team OF farm mules. first
prize $500: second prize $1,000
Z. Best team of farm horses or mares,
first prize $500; second prize $1,000.
g. Best single farm horse. first prize
$1,000; second prize $500.
Eligibility Must be actually employed
on farm work IN 1909. Horses must be
owned full 80 days before entry.
9. Best colt, two years and under,
first prize $1,000; second prize $500
10. Best mare, with colt, colt to be un-
der two years, first prize $500: second
prize $1,000.
IL. Best stallion, standard breed, any
age, first prize $500; second prize $500.
prize 500. 90; second prize $1,000
CLASS C-PURE BRED SHEEP
prize $500; second prize $1,000; third
2. Best Eve, one year and over. first
prize $500; second prize $1,000; third
8. Best pair Angors goats. nrst prize
$1,000; second prize $500
4. Best grade ram, one year and over
3. Best grade eve, one year and over,
first prize $1,000; second prize $3.50. third
prize $500.
CLASS D-HooS.
Protests-See General Rule 81.
Pedigrees of swine, in all cases, must
be recorded in the American, National
or Foreign Records for the particular
1. The age of the animals in this class
will be reckoned from date Of birth TO
the first day OF October
2. Bears over one year old must have
their tusks removed before showing
2. All sows two years old and over
will be excluded from the show ring I'M
/. Bears two years old and over must
have proved themselves sires, and am
davit to that effect may be called for
On each breed the following prizes VIII
be awarded:
/ Best boar. over one year, first prize
$1,000 second prize $500.
$1,000: Sc second md prize $500.
3. Best boar, under one year, first
prize $1,000; second prize $500.
f. Best SOW, under one year, nrst
prize S1O.OOg second prize $500.
.. Best boar, any age, first prize.
$1,000 second prize $500.
8. Best sow. any age. first prize $1,000
l. Best grade SOW. first prize $500;
second prize IS. 90
s. Best pen fat barrows, not less than
3, first prize $500; second prize $500.
3. Best SOW, any breed, with sucking
pigs, first prize $500; second prize $1,000;
Must be left on exhibit until end Of
SWEEPSTAKES.
COnly winners in their class eltBtble.)
Best boar any age or breed, first prize
! 600; second prize $500
Best SOW. any age or breed, first prize
Best pen fat barrows, not less than 8,
| first prize $500; second prize $500.
CLASS E-POULTRT
| l. Poultry showing any symptoms Of
disease will be excluded from exhibition.
?. Stock must be entered in the name
I of the actual owner Blanks for entry
| can be obtained on application from the
| Secretary
3 Poultry on exhibition cannot be
removed until the close OF the Fair
f. The vitality Of all eggs laid during
/ the RSbibifiOu shall be DESTROYED unless
| taken by the owners
| 3 The American Standard Of Perfec-
1 ton shall be the main guide for the judge
| 6. The judge will award no premium
/ to birds scoring less than so points by
| the American Standard Of Perfection, or
on fowls birds improperly classed-
! Z. All poultry entered for exhibition
! shall be in place not later than O'Clock
a. m, Tuesday; November ., 1Sos: .,
1909. ~
9 Awards will be made by the best
/ judges obtainable.
| charged for each bird on exhibition,
whether entered for premium or sale
IL No bird entered for single premium
| can compete in triOs or pens.
| CHICKENS.
1. For best cock of each breed, first
prize $500; second prize 800
| ?. For best cockereI of each breed,
| first prize $500; second prize 800
| g. For best hen of each breed, first
prize $500; second prize S1.O0.
] f..
prize $500. second prize S1.OO,
5. For best trio Of each breed, first
prize $500; second prize S1.00.
| 6 For best breeding pen Of each
breed, first prize $500; second prize $500.
! breeding pen to consist Of five females
and one male)
! 7. Best pair OF Pekin ducks, first prize
| 81 90; second prize 800
s. Best pair Of AylesbUry ducks, first
1 prize $500; second prize s1.OO.
/
| prize 81 90; second prize S1-00;
| 10. Best pair of ducks, any breed not
specified, first prize $500; second prize
800.
II. Best pair of guineas, first prize
$500; second prize 500.
II. Best pair Of geese, first prize s2.oOi
second prize SEQ, SopHEes
13. Best display Of gophers. FIRST prize
$500; second prize 800;
IA. Best TOM first prize $500; second
Is. Best Hen. first prize $3.50: second
prize $3.50.
prize i8 $685. $3.50 ps Second 'q PFize s0 1 th mrs
PEAFowLs.
| II. Best pair Of peafowls, first prize
! 200; second prize 800.
| POULTRY YARD APPLIANCES.
| - Best incubator, diploma
- Best DTOO0err OlplOIna-
20. Best incubator and brOOder, diploma
| q. Best display of supplies, diploma
! %. Best package of eggs packed for
shipment, diploma.
%. Best shipping coop, diploma
/ "a. Best exhibition coop, diploma.
| p. Best marker, diploma.
% Best and largest exhibit OF Poultry
Foods. diploma
q. Best and largest display Of Poultry
Medicines, diploma.
WOMAN'S wORK-BOARD OF LADY
MANAGERS IN CHARGE.
| l. The word collection" refers IN the
first place to the quality. and In the
second place to the quantity.
2 The judges are instructed not &c
I award premiums unless the articles are
deemed worthy Of merit. or to articles
borrowed OF purchased for competition
or TO those incorrectly entered.
3. Awards will be made by a commit
tee of three.
4 Articles entered for exhibition must
be in place not later than o'clock a. m
Tuesday, November 9, 1909.
5. No articles on exhibition can be
removed until the close Of the Fair ex-
cept upon the written order OF the pres
ident.
s. Every article entered for competi-
ton shall be under the control Of the
G770ariuFe06eUr Of the ~.