Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
ouaYtarIv Meetine. Ser. ,. 1857.

Quarterly Meeting, Sep =, 1857.
The Meeting being called to order by the Pres
ident, and the minutes of the previous meeting
rend and accepted, it was resolved that the vote
of the last meeting be recscinded, and the days
for holding the Fair be changed to the 25th and
both inst The Fair will consequently be held
on Friday, the 25th and Saturday the 10Th of the
present month.
Mr. Thomas Pacey of Wheatland made an APP
plication to the meeting for restitution of his
rights, with regard to a first premium on Butter
awarded at the last Fair Mr.. p. claiming that
Mr. Levi Grant, of Bristol received the first pre-
MUM, to which he. Mr.. p. in accordance with
the award of the Judges, was justly entitled
Mr. Pacey, now as last resource, made this mis-
last and only offer to the society; Assuming
only an act of justice to all that he should be
heard on the subject.
After some desultory remarks, Messrs j. NJ
Kellogg, Dudley, Cass and J. d. Benedict, were
appointed a committee, to investigate the mat
ter in dispute.
The committe on the case, respectfully repor-
ted as follows:
"That in the absence of proof, the Committee
cannot go behind the record, and that they con-
slider the record correct, as recorded. The COM
mittee having no proof but the record, have no
alternative but to endorse it. The committee
however, would recommend that the society
raise by vote, enough to make the second premi-
UNI on butter, Go 80 three dollars.
Signed, j. NJ. Kellogg,
ID. Cass.
j. ID. Benedict.
The report being accepted and the committee
discharged, on motion.
1t was amended by resolution that the rec
ord, as reported by the committee, the society
its action must be in accordance Herewith.
The meeting resumed its legitimate business
and proceeded to the selection of Judges for the
award of premiums at the Fair, previous to
which, Mr.. Thayer, of Bristol, called the atten-
ton of the meeting to letter published in the
Kenosha Tribune & Telegraph, by'a friend in re-
lation to the selection of Judges, which he pro-
posed having read, thinking the idea therein con-
veyed, most appropriate and proper 1t was
then
Resotred, That the Judges on horses, be Mr.
Nathan, Nc Commons, Wheatland.
Dr. Francis Paddock, Salem.
Mr. BENZ. Jewett, Kenosha.
Judges on Walking Horses-Mr Addison
Moore, Bristol, Peter Rees, Somers, r. Wood
worth Bristol.
Judges of Bulls-Mr. Rufus Smith, Salem, j.
d. Mcintyre, Wheatand, Levi Grant, Bristol.
Judges on Cows-Mr. j. G. Lacy, Bristol,
Alvin Strong, Somers, E. d Robbins Salem,
Judges on Working Cattle &c.-M. E.Sher-
man, Brighton, E. A. Carpenter, Pleasant Prai
RTE, Salmon Epson, Bristol.
Judges on Sheep-Dr. S. r. Nc Clellan
WheatIand, j. F. Curtis, Bristol, Harmon
Marsh, Kenosha.
Judges ON Swine-Mr. Hammond Marsh, Par
is, Thomas Rowland Pleasant Prairie, j. ID.
Benedict, Bristol
Judges on Butter and Cheese-Mr. Isaac
johnson, Somers, VIM. Golf, Pleasant Prairie,
f. d. Denning, Paris.
Junges on Farming Implements-Mr Simeon
A. Didema, Salem, Wellington Hitchcock, Ke-
nosha, David Crosit, Kenosha
Judges on Domestic Manufactures-Mrs. j.
NJ Kellogg, Bristol, ID. Mcintyre, Wheatland,
E. D. Robbins, Salem. j. d. Benedict, Bristol,
David Crossit, Kenosha C. c. Brown, Keno
sha.
Judges on Horticultural. NJ Kellogg, Bris-
to, Eli Stevens, and VIM. White, Kenosha.
Judges on Miscellaneous Ariicles-Dudley
Cass, P H Wood, L. Balm.
Judges on Powing-Kenyon Reynolds,
Wheatland, Levi Grant, Bristol, John Mitchell,
Somers.
Committee Of Arrangements in the Yard-Al-
ex. Beath, Bristol, L.. w. Thayer, Bristol, VIM.
l.. Marsh Paris.
Committee of Arrangements in the Hail.
NJ. Kellogg, F. j. Jackson, II. II. Tarbell,
Mrs. f. J. Jackson, Philander Judson, Bristol,
III. A. Newberry. Paris.
Committee of arrang ment for Flowing Match
Il. Dutton, S. b. Mynick, Rampson Marsh,
Paris.
Committee to fill vacancies-Rufus Smith, Sa-
lem, Levi Grant. Bristol, III. A. Newberry, Par.
is.
On Motion, the Treasurer was ordered to pro-
vide Tickets and Badges for the use of members,
and Tickets of admission, for general use, to
gether with Door-Keepers and other officers nee
essary for the proper carrying out of the arrange
ments of the Society.
dinner will be provided each day of the
Fair by Mr.. George Perigo, at buttons Tav-
ern. Tickets to be had at the Bar. The liber
al manner with which Mr.. Perigo has conducted
himself since his occupation ofDutton's Tavern,
together with the excellent Dinners he provided
for those in attend ance at the last Fair lead the
Society to hope that he will receive handsome
patronage at this.
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