The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-12
POULTRY JUDGE
MAKES AWARDS
Ribbons, Medals and Cups Given
to Owners of Fancy Birds at
Chicken Show.
FANCIERS PREDICT BIG
BUSINESS THIS SEASON
This Years Exhibition Augurs
Well for Fowl Bred in
in the West.

Salt Lake City is Mecca for poultry
men this week. Fanciers from all por-
tions Of this state and adjoining states
are here to see the 1900 or more birds
on display at the twenty third annual
exhibition of the Utah State Poultry as
ISOLATION at 45-47 Richards street. The
exhibition this year Is a grand showing
and augurs we'll for the quality OF birds
bred In the west.
y. T Heinllich Of Jacksonville. H.,
completed the task of Judging the poultry
Wednesday night Competition was
strong In all classes. he said. The win
ners are announced as follows
Barred Plymouth Rocks-H Fl. Pin
mock had first pen; first, second. third
and fourth pullet; first. second and fifth
hen and second cockerel: 8. a. Wilde
had first cockerel; Thomas P. Seldom,
third and fourth hen; fourth and fifth
oockerel and second pen; s. o. Day had
fifth pullet, third cockerel: first cock
and third. fourth and NTH pen,
White Plymouth Rocks-J. p Thomas
had third cock; first and fifth pens;
third and fifth pullet and third pen; J;
w, Bird had first cock first cockerel
ereI and fourth and fifth cock: A: NJ.
Earnshaw. fourth cockerel; Thomas Free
man. first, second and fourth pulet; first
and second pen; second and third cock.
second cock; 6. 4. Elswood. fifth pen.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-W. II. Ernms
had second and third hen, first and sec
ond cockerel and third pen; 2. j. Solo
Thomas S. Merrill. second and fourth
pullet: fourth hen; third cockerel and
fourth pen; j. r.. freeman. Third and
fifth puIlet; fourth cockere! and fifth
pen: James NJ Adams, first pullet; first
hen: second cock and second pen
Buff Wyandottes-U: Dugerett had
first. second. third and fourth pullet; Sec
ond cockerel and second pen.
White Wyandottes--C. j Sanders had
first and fifth pullets, second cock. Sec
ond hen. second and fourth cockerel:
and third cockerel and fourth pen; Harry
osler, fourth and fifth cock. third and
fourth pullet, third. fourth and fifth hen,
first cockerel and first pen; A. Belts,
second pullet. first hen, fifth cockcrel
and third cock.
Sinele-comh Rhode Island Reds-E W.
anderson bad fourth cockerel; Hugh w.
Smith. first cockcrcl fourth cock second
third pen, color special male and shape
special female: c. S. Vadner third cock
crel; A. H. Harrington. nth cockerel; G.
\: Poulter. first. third and fifth cock
fifth pen, fifth pullet. L. Ridges. second
cock, second cockerel first second
fourth and fifth hen. first and third pull
let. second and fourth pen. shape special
male and color special female.
Rose comb Rhode Island Rcds-Edgar
Best had first and third cock. first. sec
ond and third cockcrel. second. third
nth pullet. FIRST and third pen; f.. A
Parsons. second and fourth cock. fourth
cockerel first hen, first and fourth pull
LET second pen.
Turkeys-W Cyrus vawdrey. Draper.
had first and second cock second hen.
first pair: Rue Sholes. Murray. first
cockerel first hen, frs! pullct. third
cock. second and third pair.
Indian Runner duclss-Meadowb brook
Poultry farm. Murray. had first and Sec
ond pair.
Rouen ducks-Ruc sholes. Murray, had
Hugh W. Smith won the state associ-
atoms cup for the largest number OF
birds on exhibition, scoring ninety points
can Poultry associations silver medal for
the best cockcrel on exhibition.
Harry Ostler won the sweepstakc cup.
given by the Nogcer Seed and Produce
company. in the White Wyandotte class.
Tie had the highest scoring pen on exhi- =
bition and also won the cash special prize
for the highest scoring cocloerel in the
show room.
Thomas Freeman of Riverton was
awarded the cup given by the state asso-
citation for the highest combined score OF
cock. cockerel. hen. pulet and pen.
j. w. Bird won the o. j. Sander cup,
awarded for the highest scoring cock In
the American class. The cup now be-
comes the property OF Bird. who has
He also won the gold leg band given by
II. o. Jensen the jeweler. for the high
est scoring cock In the American class.
Alfred Belts won the gold leg band
given by Jensen for the highest scoring
pen in the American class
Although the price OF admission. 10
cents. 10 the poultry show is lower this
wear than for previous exhibitions, mem
bers OF the show committee stated
Wednesday night that they expect the
revenue this year 10 total fully as high
as in past years
Poultrymon from all sections OF the
state declare that indications point TO n
successful business In the coming spring
and that they are preparing to do the
largest business in their history.