Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

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The Judges on Sheep, would respectfully re-
port their awards as fDllows:
Best French Merino Buck, S. w Benson,
Bloomfield, Walworth Co.,..-.-- SO, 90
I'd best, DR.. S. r. Mcclellan, Wheatland, 80
Best French Merino Buck Lamb, +. j., &
y Curtlss, Bristol, 1880 2,GU
I'd Best, Dr.. s. Il. Mcclellan, Wheatiand. i ,05
Best French Morino Eve, I. j., & P. Cur
tiss, Bristol, 800
% best, S. W. BENSON. Bloomfield, Wal
worth Co.,..---. ..------..----.1 80
Best French Merino Eve Lamb, L. j., x
p. Curtiss. Bristol, ... 300
Cd best, DIR. $. r. Mcclellan, Wheatland, i 90
To S. P.Shaw ,Somers for South Down Ewe,2 90
To 5. p. Shaw, Somers, for South Down
Eve Lamb, 90
Best cross breed Buck, L. Perkins, Somers, 2 90
% best, j. D. Mcintyre, Wheatland, ---.1 90
TO Il Perkins, Somers,fo cross breed Eve, 300
To L. Perkins, Somers, for cross breed
Eve Lamb, Observation-Disclosures. ., 90
TO n. Judson, Paris, for Spanish Buck, - 300
To n. Judson, Paris, for Spanish Eve, - 800
The Judges are sorry to see so few Sheep on
exhibition and would earnestly hope that anoth-
er year will produce the necessary enthusiasm.
Signed, H. BLAKESLEE,
II. S. THORPE. Judges.
E. ID. ROBBINS. }
Swine s. Poultry.
TO $. p. Shaw, Somers, for Suffolk Boar
Fig, S2,yU
10 L. Grant, Bristol, for six shotes, ....2,0 90
To l.. Grant Bristol, for Grade Sow, 100
70 Thomas Rowland, Pleasant Prairie, for
a pair of Chickens, 100
The Committee are of opinion that the vari
ons breeds of the Swine, were not represented
in the exhibition as they should have been, and
as they might easily have been. There being
but little competition in this particular depart.
ment, the committee found but little difficulty
III making their awards. Your committee have
iauch reason to hope that this useful animal will
not be permitted to degenerate into that misera
bic animal known rs the Prairie Roster. All Of
which is respectfully submitted.
Signed, GEORGE VINTON,2
J. NJ KELLOGG, Judges.
EDWARD JONES.
EsmtieP, Cheese, Sc EIoar.
We, the undersigned, committee on Butter
Cheese, and Flour, respectfully report fol
lows:
Best crock Of Butter, L. Grant Bristol $500
/ 2nd best, Thos. pacey, Wheatland, = 0!
Best Cheese, T. 3. Pike, Bristol ........3 O.
| 2nd best Mrs. Emmerson Tarbell Bristol = Oh
/ 10 Oliver Gibbs, of Whca.land, five eggs No
! L. The Judges commend these eggs TO the no
tieo offariners generally.
| The Judges would say that they were highl.
pleased at the interest manifested by the ladie
Of cur County in the advancement OF the Seciet.
by their various contributions TO the exhibition
| The Batter exhibited, without exception, de
serves the highest communication, and we woul
respectfully suggest that the manufacturers c
the same, each, receive Diploma. In granting
50 much to the Butter we Only say, what W
would repeat of the cheese
The committee c2Dnot separate without G..
pressing their surprise sc tho entire absence Q
Flour freIn the Fair, decming as they DO, as muci
ITO the interos. Of Ire manufacturers of that arti
Gle to exhibit, as 10 any class Of men in our com
munity. All of which we respectfully submit
with the earnest hope that many moro of the la
dies OF our County will DO stimulated 10 become
exhibitors next year.
Signed &. GILLETT