BALDWIN, BOSTAIN, BRACKENBURY, COOPS, GLOVER, HEWES, JENKINS, LAKE, MINICH, QUOROLLA, SIMPSON, TAYLOR, WEAVER "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Saturday, November 27, 1897 INDEPENDENCE. The Poultry show of the Jackson County Poultry association will close tonight at 10 o'clock. The attendance yesterday was good and all those present were interested in the handsome fowls. Judge Theodore HEWES of Trenton, Mo., was busy all day yesterday and the day before scoring the birds. Mr. HEWES is an expert and is a very rapid worker, but he could not finish yesterday. The 800 cooped inmates of Music hall kept each other awake at all hours, and one passing at midnight will hear the crowing of some ambitious cock, the cackling of the hens or the raucous cry of the beautiful pea-fowl. The following prizes were awarded yesterday. Barred Plymouth Rocks - J. A. BRACKENBURY, first on all in the class White Plymouth Rocks - L. W. BALDWIN, first on all in the class Golden Wyandottes - E. D. TAYLOR, first on cock, hen, cockerel, pullet and pen White Wyandottes - T. G. JENKINS, first on all in the class Black Wyandottes - COOPS & Co., first on all in the class Light Brahmas - F. B. GLOVER, first on cock; T. F. WEAVER, first on cockerel and hen Buff Cochins - William BOSTAIN, first on all in the class Patridge Cochins - Peter MINICH, first on cock and hen; G. W. LAKE, first on cockerel, pullet and pen Black Cochins - F. P. SIMPSON, fist on cock and hen Black Langshans - F. R. GLOVER, first on cock and hen Single Comb Brown Leghorns - J. QUOROLLA, first on all in the class ====================================================== (I have no connection with these families but I'd appreciate knowing if you found this posting helpful.) [email protected] ======================================================