Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-01
TERRITORIAL FAIR nELp AT MINNEAPOLIS,
0croBER, 1856.
Premiums Awarded.
CLASS A.


To William W. Cato, for second best Devon Bull Henne-
To William Fowler, for best Devon Cow, Red Rock Isl
Premium.
To George Gilmore for best Cross D. Bull Hennepin Co
To John P. Plummer, for best Durham Bull, Brooklyn
lst Premium. -
To William Furguson for best Durham Cow, Lynwood,
To P Whittier for best Durham Heifer years old,
St; Anthony LIST Premium. - : =
| To f. r. Whittier for second best Durham Heifer 2
years old, st. Anthony, I'd Premium. =
TO william Fowler, for best Devon Hefer Calf Red Rock,
JOS Day, for best Yoke of Work oxen Minneapolis
| lst Premium. >
To William Adams, for second best Yoke of Work Oxen
Hennepin, ID Premium.
Tos Eaton, for best years old Oxen, St. Anthony,
Eaton for second best years old Oxen, St. An
thony, I'd Premium. a7aar
To VIM p Day, for best year old Oxen, Minneapolis
To VIM Fowler for best Cross Devon Bull Calf, Rcd
Rock, lst Premium. ass y ts /" 5000
To VIM Fowler for second best Cross Devon Bull Calf,
Red Rock I'd Premium. a~
To j. H. Mountain for best Cross Mlch Cow Minneapolis,
To VIM Day, for second best Cross Mlch Cow, Mime
To VIM Furguson, for three year old Heifer Lynwood
To J. h Stevens for best Ayrshire Bull Calf lst Prem
CLASS A.
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| PREMIUMS AWARDED. sea-.
Two Stations brought in without pedigree were claimed
to be of good blood and breed, named Buckeye JIM
clear Morgan, and yankee Jehn Morgan and
French These Stations could be entered for pre-
miums as the owners did not conform to the rules in
tering both, however, are worthy Of special notice
splendid draft Horse, dark brown weighing 1900 lbs
exhibited by Sidney Smith.
Fanny Harris fine three year old Colt Of extraord-
nary size and weight for her age exhibited by D. Ed
wards. ,....,.t
Brood mare Butcher fayorably noticed exhibited
by Thomas Barton
DRAFT HoRsEsFive pair of good draft horses were ex
hibited by Sidney Smith, George Parks and John s.
Minn the owners Of the others not made known to the
| Judges Vhe draft horses exhibited by Sidney Smith
were thought to be entitled to the first premium and
those by Geo. Parks to the second premium.
pair of Mules worthy Of notice exhibited by Philip
| Fraker.
VIM. s. Lacock exhibited fine Canadian draft stock Stall
lion "Hamp heavy sturdy built horse .,,.
The labors of the judges here close and submit the
following report: 1... u .atSy..<4
| lst Mltched Bays Wm Randall, lst Premium.
I'd do do Rodney Parker, I'd do. t.'f
Best single Horse Bay j. NJ. Winsow, lst Premium.
Brown Horse slack, wv. D. Garland I'd Premium
Brown Mare Fanny B. O. Cutter worthy of particular
| mention.
MARES AND CoLrs.-Best brood mare years old and
over, with foal at foot Mare years, colt by "Flyng
Morgan C. Woodbridge, lst Premium.
Mare and Colt by "Moral, /" A. Crafts, I'd Premium.
There much difficulty in awarding the premiums
under this head.--Wm Randall exhibited a mare and
colt of unusual excellence and Mr. Bell exhibited black
mare with sorrel cothis colt was thought to be the
best sucking colt exhibited.
FARM MAREs.-l pair farm horses exhibited by D. Hop
kns OF extraordinary beauty and excellence. "a.
CotTs1one small Morgan Colt year old exhibited by
Jas Irish Of unusual excelence.-One sorrell years
f. old ''Backhawk' colt L. w Gibbs the best two year
old exhibited, and most beautiful horse:
STALLIONs YEARS OLD AND KEPT AS STOCK HORSES
~ DURING PAST YEAR IN TERRITORY,
"F1yng Morgan" d. Hopkins St. Paul. owner, time 3m
| logs, lst premium. ..s,t ii.-,.
''vermont Morar' J. S. Way owner; time 3m les, I'd
TRorrINe SrALLroSs 5 YEARS OLD AND rxDER
| "Young America A. Parker owner; time I'm 56s, lst
:stratton Bilr N. Edwards owner; time 3m 22s, I'd
Best PAIR MATCHED TRorr1SG HORSES, NO ENTRIES.
| BEST TRoTTING GELDING OR MARE,
Gelding John Allen, A. Allen owner; time Pm 471s Ist
Mare Sorren "Kentucky" Peter Hopkins owner; time
Pm ASS, I'd premium.
| BEST BLooDED HoRsEs.-BLooDED STATIONS.
| "Flying Morgan" D. Hopkins lst premium
''Vernont Moral ]. s. Way I'd premium.
r. P. Russell, W. G. LeDuc, e+s ..reI
s." Case, J. s; wlO johnson,
VIM Dckey
Morgan Stallion"
| r.3.,1 CLASS A. II tr5A
| POULTRY SWINE.
T. r. Webb Minneapolis best and greatest variety Of
Poultry. composed of Pea fowls and English Dominic
T. r. Wright Minneapolis best lot of Shanghai fowls
cock and hens, lst premium.
Chas W. Christmas Minneapolis best lot Of Chittagong
fowls lst premium. f rHt r.H III
j. H. Stevens Minneapolis, best lot of Bramah Pooras
Cyrus Gray St. Paul, best lot of Poland, lst premium
T. Webb Minneapolis best lot of Pea fowls, lst prem
r. Jefferson, ST. Anthony, best lot of Turkes lst prem
Tapper Minneapolis second best lot of Turkes worthy
Of notice
Best Breeding Sow owned by J. S. Johnson lst premium
Best Breeding Sow with litter of pigs. N E. Stoddard
| Minneapolis, lst premium . ~ t.,ei
Best Boar fine Yorkshire hog, VIM Featherstone Red
| Wing lst premium. t o
others weeks old worthy of consideration.
Second best Boar fine half Suffolk w Elliott Minnea-
polls, I'd premium. liy T1iA
| - -. ef., CLASS B. vs T. -,.. hssI
| FARM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AWARDED. ,
John S. Mann. Minneapolis Thresher and Separator, Is.
Seth Turner 81. Anthony, Tanning Mill, lst prem o
2. E. B. Nash St. Anthony, Corn. heller, lst prem.
R. McLagan st. Paul, the Excelsior Young America
Corn, Cobb and Meal Grinder lst premium. 9Tg
Woodley, Berry Co, St. Anthony, Cross Plough, I'd
woodey Berry 4 Co. St. Anthony Breaking Plough,
NJ Wilkinson St. Paul, horse Cutter, lst premium
Wilkinson, St. Paul, one horse Buggy, lst premium
NJ Drew, St. Paul, sett double Harness. lst premium.
M Drew, St. Paul. sett single Harness, lst premium
Samuel NJ Pavitt Minneapolis, sett single Harness. I'd
| premium.
Samuel n Pavitt Minneapolis, Riding Bride and Sad
Jas D. Hutchinson, St. Anthony, Corn Planter, ls prem
JAS D. Hutchinson, St. Anthony, Ok Yoke, ls premium
| 1'.A-1 s'ai.'' % CLASS B. o ''eli Z
| srttptu I'D 1907 DAIRY. i<.t. - t-.f-Fsfi
R. Jefferson Minneapolis for best lot of Butter lst prem
Palmer Brooklyn, for second best lot Of Butter I'd
| IT TFa uo.t.l 10 CLASS B. Isr ot s-1s~5Uka
- - ., FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCTS. ~
VIM 6 LsDuc Hastings for best superfne Flour, Yer
VIM. @. LeDuc Hastings, for Spring Wheat I'd premium
VIM. G. LeDuc Hastings, for best Winter Wheat, lst
L. M Ford 3 Co., Groveland for best Egg Plant, lst
| L. M. Ford Co, Cleveland, for best Boston Marrow
L. NJ Ford Co, Groveland, for best Onion, lst prem
| L. NJ Ford Co, Groveand, for best Red Pepper, lst
premium ,9o.s sfaro ~ -. (.
l. " Ford Co, for best varieties of Peas LIST prem
j. s. Jehnson Minneapolis, for White Beams lst prem
| Cyrus Gray, ST. Paul, for Millet, lst prem. 5Df4
Cyrus Gray, St Paul, for early Peas I'd prem f.,-
TR Webb, Minneapolis, for Ohio Pumpkin, I'd prem.
7 R Webb Winona, Mashanic Potatoes lst prem 9fh,
Webb, Winona, Pop Corn, I'd prem % - ,srg
n Stoddard, Minneapolis King Philip Corn, lst prem
J Pummer Brooklyn, Mixed Oats, lst prem.
Elliot, Minneapolis, White Beans, I'd prem.
VIM Elliot, Minneapolis, White Mountain Potatoes, ID
Vim Elliot, Minneapolis, Yellow Carrot, I'd prem :
Cyrus Gray, St. Paul. Golden Ball Turnips "a prem.
| Cyrus 0iay, ot raui, sugar zane, Isl prem Z
Cyrus Gray, St. Paul, Green Globe Turnips ID prem
| Cyrus Gray, ST. Paul, Large White Turnips I'd prem
| Cyrus Gray, St. Paul, Leaf Turnip, ID prem *
| Cyrus Gray, st. Paul, Sweet Pumpkins, I'd prem.
| Cyrus Gray 81. Paul Marrow Squash, Cd prem TYi
Cyrus Gray ST. Paul, Sweet Potato SQUASH "a prem
! John MsIoad Glencoe, Potatoes, LIST prem. a. -.
Grimes Minneapolis, Sweet Potatoes, lst prem.
Thos Barton st. Paul, Beets and CARROTS ID prem g,
Thos H Perkins. California Spring Wheat lst prem h
J Webb, Minneapolis, Beets, Turnips 30, ID prem. f.
VIM Fogary Hennepin Co, Yellow Dent Corn, ID prom
DR. L Anderson, Minneapolis, Long Red Bests, ls'