Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Committee on Horses.

Your committee respectfully report, that
in our judgment the best Stallion exhibited
vas "Billy," of the King William stock,
owned by Georye Heiser, Of Buffaloe Tp.,
entitled to premium of S. 90
The second best, the "Young Su-
perior," owned by abraham Eyer, Of
Union TIP, 3 90
The best breeding Mare, the sorrel
mare of John Aleranaer, of Kelly Tp.3 90
The second best, the sorrel mare of
Nathan .Stear, of East Buifaloe TIP. 2 90
The best Gelding not over I years
old, the bay horse of john lN4yer, Of
Kelly TIP, 90
The second best, the black horse of
William Hummel, of Union Up, . 90
The best 3 year old Colt, the bay
filly of abraham Aurand, of East
Buffaloe TIP, 90
The committee recommend pre-
MUM of 81 for very fine Gelding
Colt to Thomas wilson Of Kelly TIP,
and also a premium of same amount
to Thomas Hof, of White Deer TIP,
for 3 year old Stallion. . 90
The best 8 year old Colt, the sorrel
stallion of John Alcrdnaer, of Kelly 2 90
The committee recommend pre-
MUM of 81 to john DunkelJryer, of
Middlecreek TIP, for very fine , year
old black Stallion. 90
A number of yearling Colts were
also exhibited, aud although in the
printed schedule of premiums 10 pro-
the attention Of the Executive Com.
mittee to the omission, and most res
pectfully recommend a premium Of
81 each to WtWiom EIlert of Hartley
and Thomas wilson of Kelly for
superior yearling Colts. 2 oe
| The committee would also remark
that Nathan .Sledr Of East Buffaloe,
John Kline of Middlecreek, and Mar
tin Dunkk of Union, exhibited very
fine yearling Colts.
A number Of Sucking Colts were
exhibited, and as they seem to stand
in the predcament of the class last
mentioned, the committee recommend
premium to Simon Harmon, Of
Penns TIP, of l 90
The best span of Working Horses
was exhibited by abraham Broom,
of East Bufaloe, 4 90
The second best by RoLt H. Laird
of East Bufaloe, 2 90
RIcH'D V. 3. LINCOLN,
THOMAS Comfy,
SAMUEL WALTER,
ANDREW HECKEI,
ABRAHAM FREDERICK.
9. Committee on Horned Cattle.
The committee have carefully examined
the Cattle exhibited, and according to the
schedule of premiums adopted by the So
ciety, are of opinion that the following
premiums ought to be awarded, to wit:
To Andrco Hockel, of Kelly, for
best Bull between 2 and 5 years old 8 90
TO William Eancalgah of Bufaloe,
for the second best Bull of like age. 2 90
To James Nc cCyure of Buffaloe, for
the best Bull Calf 2 90
To Jacob Gundy of East Buffaloe,
for the best Cow for all purposes, with
two Of her calves shown as evidence
of her breeding, &c. 3 90
To Isaac Eyer, Jr. of Union, for
the two best Dairy Cows owned and
kept by him 2 W
To Andrep Hecke1 of Kelly, for the
best two year old Heifer 2 %
To DIR. Charles Wilson of Union, for
the best one year old Heifer l so
To Isaac Eyer L. Of Union, for the
best Heifer Calf l 90
To Jacob Frederick, of East Buffa-
loe, for the best pair of Oxen, 4 years
old 3 w
To Jacob Frederick, of East Buffaloe
for the second best pair Of Oxen Of
like age. 2 w
To Abraham Frederick of East Buff
faloe for the best pair of Steer Calves l 90
Besides tho Cattle for which the
above premiums are recommended,
there were other Cattle exhibited well
worthy of notice. For instance, Ed
uard Benner of Limestone exhibited
a Dcvonshire Bull Calf Darn Mauck