Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16

No > CARTS Beech, Joseph
Gundry and Henry koop-
No. g. Francis J Dunn. VIM.
Heathcock Henry II. Billings, Thomas
Berry and Robert Emory.
No. :. john 3 Wh;tclaw, ".
Terrill and Curtis Beech
No. 8 JOHN Hand. s Craw
ford. Henry i-enaEan, Thomas Maloney
and John Uren.
Which Report was received, the Com
mittee of nomination discharged and the
Report adopted By tie Meeting
On motion of Mr. Billings II was
HeS0Irca- That the several Committees
he authorized TO fill any vacancy in their
respective committees. on tie ground, un-
der the advice and coB- ent Of one of the
Mem bers Of tie Executive Committee
On motion Of Nh Billings. it was
RcsozrcI, That all Persons exhibiting
animals. or articles at tie Fair, and com
petiug for premiums on the same. shall en-
ter SUCH animal or article on the Books OF
the Secretary. and receive a Certificate
from him. TO that effect. and that such en-
try be So made before ] ! O'Clock to-mor-
row morning at which hour the books
shall be closed
On motion, the Society adjourned until
O'Clock, =. NJ TO morrow.
SATURDAY. October IL.
The Society met The President and
Secretary took their seats Mr.. c. c..
Wasbburne addressed the meeting on the
subject Of the mining and agricultural IN
terests of Western Wisconsin: stron1l,
arg ne the necessity. iii future Of an cx-
tended and devoted attention to the Agri
cultural Interests f our citizens. as the
solld means Of wealth, AID greatly prefer
able to the uncertain aud fuc.uati ~ de
pendence on mines and mineral produc-
tons Ills remarks were received will
strong marks Of appreciation
Sir Francis j. Dunn uezt addressed
the meeting. after apoloeizn- fer the ab
sence Of yearly a dress on account az
III health and much pressing Business
Ills remarks were Oh the subject Of the
importance of agriculture t. the wealth
anu happiness Of a people preferable to the
mining inter sts, III the effects on the re.
maneut wealth Of whole community
Mr.. Dunn spoke Of the emulation whicl
must naturally be exc. ted il an agr.cul-
tural aud producing community. without
causing any a-r feeling than the praise
worthy desire to excel lie also recon.
meaaed TIA; tie Exhibitors t. whom pre-
i.iti..,- s'.,.-ll I
." - 'e"- si'.'io prefer
~ 1~~-' I"el' premiums not lu money
o'.1 81 e,''i'o 4f'.e.e - equal va-le. wLlc'
-iiz-..' Always constitute = source Of graft
tcation 10 family. and in all likelihood
ever continue As al ceat.Ye TO emulstiou
ia the descendants ~ ne ,.r3,,os. ~
had obtained s,cl ,-s.,..,....i IT.. ~
WAS rar,,.l,- a,,..l..,,f}-.l A--s 7t110H
Air EotJ...-
oI..s n '''e committee OF
I'''9s - o- D. reported as follows
''19' = IN 3Tse Arthur Burns, $1,000
second best, EIa@ Il WILEY
Best Or nl'c1i horses q 8f.-tl.,,-, eoo
Second best Herman Fasfr..,
Best brood mare < a,,It NJ y liz. 60 m
Rest einrle horse ~ , 49, ~
~..,t,d h,sr II - - 7i ~0'0o
:, : 49, + = ? lSt9-tda
7af "Id cot. L Parkinson. $500
,5ooohu Dss6. John } Faame.er.
l'esl yr oia colt ). J. Kirkpatrick. $500
Best pr VI K mules u Sahel.ill-er etOlI
Inc Committee also reeo~t .Ea+ t.. III
cases where the sfeand f.~-.,,;.,.., -.
dcd it shall c,ns,.t - f., ":
riculturist D,,l5;.l.3 =, "a ~
Mr.. Ross f,,ro 49,. -. " .
> r.oorf.d - 81 '''9 "' c.a9s No
~, . ..a - i'i.oN
I'd. o'o s.eer5 90. K SauC4iae.
Be,t por,r, h,1I =. 80 -. - o. =, 'hr"f
Best Or Of 80 = - a"Ie,eT.
Best nr ~ 81 n. ~ = u
b. u oid OhE steers = 90, II Y. (
BestI w. iI ~. - y, ) II ~
Best @r5de go 80 l35 - -, ) 4 v
n, Si ~ -" 1i'o0,J II '.
r., r- 1l''' : ,a.l w. Il v
Des' grace W Old belfer 81 90, Mnd-e1. {
~ 80 80" 80 y, !" C1lTy.
MI 60, Sf"o' y Jury.
Ii'9 i.oli me Committee on class Nc.
az, ~. ~, - i9iI""s:
HeS' SOW ana Pigs y 90, J Ross.
No = ra ll',.ii5 ILo.n 'he Committee on class
~, - reported as follows.
l"e committee on Farm NO indictments