Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04

j ne eXmDlLlOl OF DullS was Ialr,-that OF
cows, small and but few were worthy of
much notice.
That only two yoke of Working Oxen,
worthy of remark. were entered for prenii-
ums. 5tie
The exhibition of Young Stock. was more
numerous, and were of the improved breeds.
showing an improvement in the growing
stock of the county.
The committee award
To j. D. Mcintyre, lst premium for Durham
Bull.
A. H. Stevens, Of Pleasant Prairie. Cd
premium.
Eli Sherman of Brighton, for Durha m
Bull under years old, 1st premium
Nathan Judson of Paris, Durham Bull
Calf, lst premium.
j. ID Benedict of Bristol, for Grade Bull
Cali, LIST premium.
Alexander Beath Of Bristol, for Grade
Bull Calf, % premium.
Addison Moore Of Bristol, for Mich
Cow. lst premium.
Mr.. III las Lee of Somers, had 9 Young
Durham Cows, which were of good size and
shape, and thorough bred; but as they pos
sessed no marked signs Of being good milk
ers, they awarded as stock cows, the first
anu second premiums.
To S. w. Benson of Bloomfield. Walworth
Co.. for yoke of Working oxen, well
matched, and Of good size and shape, LIST
premium.
To S. p. Shaw. Of Somers, for yoke of 8
years old Steers, they award the lat premi-
um.
To Franklin Newell of Paris, for pair Of
yearling Steers lst premium.
To Phelps Wells Of Salem, for yoke Of
Fat Cattle. very good lst premium.
They further notice several Calves Of good
size and shape but the limited means of the
society. prevents Us from awarding any pre-
miums to them.
The committee recommend that in future.
some test be applied to Working Oxen. to
show other qualities, besides those Of size
and shape.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
In behalf of the committee,
F. NEWELL, Chm.
Sheep.
We the committee on Sheep. in making
our report would remind the Society of the
total absence Of the Saxon Sheep from the
Show, and would thus express our gratifj-
cation at seeing the Saxon breed of sheep so
emphaticaly diregarded- by the Farmers of
the County, 1t being in the opinion of the
committee, by no means the kind of animal
to meet the requirements of the Farmer in
this section Of country. We would therefore
suggest, for the Society's consideration.
the proprietg Of discarding the Saxon
sheep from their premium list
But much more gratifying is it to us, to be
enabled to congratulate the Society on the
paSpI int odd Lx H.
spirited individuals to get ut the right kind
of animal who have at great expense nnd
much personal Inconvenience, introduced
INTO the County, other breeds of sheep
much better calculated, in the opinion
OF the committee, to make a good return to
the farmer, both in wool and mutton. for the
capital invested.
And IN making our award on the several
animals exhibited. we feel satisfied in having
done the best in our power to do Justice TO
all, and would assure those exhibitors who
have been unsuccessful that they have not
lost from the superior qualities of those
placed IN competition against Them
Signed by the committee.
Best French Merino Buck, harmon Marsh.
Somers,
Cd best, do do do
Best French Eve do do
I'd best do do S. X. McC.lland Wheat
land.
Best French Buck Lamb, do do do
81 best do do hrmon Marsh.
Best French Eve Lamb. do do
Best Spanish Merino Buck, Lonard Crocker
SomcrS.
I'd hest do do do
Best Spanish Merino Eve, Ellis Lee, Somers.
ID best de do do do
Best Grade Buck, F. j. & P.curti.. Bristol.
Cd best do do j d. Berdict. do
Best Leicester Buck. Jesse Gpp Somers.
Best SouthdOwn Buck. do do do
Best Cross Blood Buck, s |. McCIelland.
Whcatland.
Cd hest do DO do S W. Benson
Bloomfield.
Best cross blood buck lamb. 7. D. Mcintyre,
Wheatland.
Cd best do 30 do J. D. Benedict
Bristol.
Best cross blood 1--WE lamb, Ephriam Perk-
ins. Somers.
Best Leicester eve. Jesse Chpp, Somers.
Best southdown We. do do
Best souIhdown we lamb. DO do
pen of five Saxon ewes brought To the
ground, the eny of which was entrusted
to friend, but hing not entered the com
mittee omitted tdotice them.-of the flock
of Lyman MarsMsq., of Paris, very fine in
their wool With is regretted by the Ex-
ecutive Commute.
One French he and one French Buck
Lamb entered bDr. S. r. MeClelland. Of
Wheat'and.
One French Ee, entered by J, d. McIn.
tyre Esq. of Watland.
One French Es entered by Ephriam Per-
kins Esq. OF SoTrs.
One French bk entered by F. j. & P.
Curtiss, Esqrs.,f Bristol, are deemed by
the Executive Cimittee worthy ofespecial
notice and high inmendation.. They also
regret that theil,ad qualities hare not been
subject of the Mt praiseworthy comment.
| by tae proper cdnittee, and would further
recommend to ahose who wish to improve
their stock, not pass them by, on account
Of their failure receive q regular premium,
| Under these enmstances, the Executive
| Committee feel tligated, 10 award to each
! Of the above mtioned gentlemen, as evil
denee of great crit. the Diploma of this
| Society.
The committion Swine, award the first
premium to Eiam Perkins of Somers.
for the best sGand pigs, there being no
competition.
The committon Poultry, report as fol-
| lows. First tia coon Of Brahn,a Pootras