Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-08


TO Edward Jones, Bristol, for yearling bull
No /, a second premium, Sl,o0,
! CSASS Sd ID Benedict, of Bristol. for ball
calf No. (equnox) a FIRST premium, $500 is rec,
commended by the judges.
TOD ID Benedict, Bristol, for bull calf No
! (Sir George) second premium S50c is com-
mended.
GRADE CATTLE.
CLASS g. Your committe finding no premium
offered by the society for any animals in this
class, would respectfully recommend to Il d.,
Robbins of Sa lem, for bull No, a premium
of 81, 80.
To Francis Paddock, Salem, for Bull No.
premium, Zoe,
The judges on bulls in presenting their re
port, would express their pleasure at the i'm
mense Improvement in this department of the
Fair. The animals that have come under their
notice, being certainly far superior, rs whole,
to any ever before presented for competition al
our meetings One Durham buli, belonging TO
Hutchings of English Prairie, MCHenry Co
Ill, we consider very superior animal, and
did our rules permit, would gladly recon-
mend a premium to be awarded to him, as 1t
is, your committee must limit themselves to a.
high commentator of his merits and recon-
mend him to the notice of Farmers generally.
Your committee found two bull calves on the
Journal belonging to Messrs Strong & ReaS OF
Somers, that were brought in too late to enter
mend.
In class /, Devons, your committee found
great difficulty in deciding between the merits
of bulls No. / ~ ), to No. 3 we,awarded a pre-
MUM, and to No /, the property of John Lucas
of Paris, we would recomend u diploma. We
consider this animal as fully a developed ami
NAL no3, but do not consider him "a pure
blood
In conclusion we again express our pleasure
at the number Of animals on exhibition but at
the same time, must express our regret ut the
absence of many animals that your committee
know are owned i'll the county, and would have
been credit to our fair yet, in view of the gen
eraI improvement manifested, we are disposed to
congratuaton on our better prospects, rather
than to find fault with those who may have
been careless in the performance OF well de-
fined duty.
RUFUS SMITH,
j ID MCINTYRE,
LEVI GRANT.
REPORT Of tbs committee on C0,oS and HeJerS,
We, the committee on cows and heiters, res
pectfully report, that we award,
CLASS a, DURHAMS-To Jehiel Hughes,
of Somers for Cow No 2, a first premium Of
$4, 90
To Alex. Yule, of somers, for COW No. 2,
second premium OF 500.
CLASS 5-Moredith Rowland, of Pleasant
Prairie, for 2 yrs old he1er No 1, a first premi-
um of $500.
To Francis Paddock, for 3 yrs old heifer No.
a second premium of 5 80.
EFONS,
CLASS ito ID Benedict, of Bristol, for
COW No |, May Queen, first premium OF $500.
To Peter Reas of Somers, Tor Cow No 3,
second premium Of $500
TO j ID Benedict, of Bristol for cow No.
Victoria, Soeiety's diploma S recommended.
CLASS $40 Peter Reas, Of SomerS, for )
yrs old hefer No g. first premium OF $500.
To Francis Paddock, OF Salem, for, 3 yrs old
heifer No /, a second premium Of 80.
TO Francis Paddock, of Salem. for yrs old
heifer No 2, a oociety's diploma is recommen
ded.
GRADE COWS.
CLASS Ito Mr.. VIM. III. Smith of Salem,
for cow No. s. a first premium of $500.
TO bir Peter Kcogh of Somers for COW No. Is.
second premium of $l,5O
CLASS S.-Your committee finding no premi.
um oiieicd By the Society for grade lieiers re-
speetfuly recommend that q diploma be pre-
sented to Mr.. Peter Keogh, OF Somers, for 2yrs
old heiter, No. 3.
Your Committee would express the great sat
isfaction with which they have viewed the stock
presented for prcmiums--the very large number
OF native cows competing for the prem offer
ed by the Society, have made their la5ors ut
once arduous and difficult, all OF which in the |
opinion of your Committee demands, wero it
possible, special notice, but time will not admit,
and your committee feel themselves compelled
to be satisfied with limited notice of the most
prominent. Among the animals in this class
besides those which we have awarded prem. we
would notice a cow belonging to f Newell, of
Paris ,as being offirst quality and symmetry and
for which your committee would recommend a
Societys diploma
Rufus Smith of Salem, for cow No. I've
recommend Society diploma, n COW of very
superior qualities.
One native COW onexhibition by w II Smith of
Salem, produced milk inthree winter months from
which was made SO lbs of Butter Three native
cows on exhibition, in the 81 months following,
Mr. Smith made from them 37S lbs of Butter and
PIP lbs of Cheese. These cows were kept in an
open yard during the winter, and fed on com
mon hay with corn meal the corn meal fed to
the whole costing only 1913.
To George Penigo, Paris, for cow No. Ia
cow possessing great merit, we recommend
society diploma.
Mr. Meredith Rowland of Pleasant Prairie
presented three 2 yrs old heiters and ! yearilng
heifers, which your cOmmitte consider for native
bred cattle, hard to excel, your committee high
ly commended.
Peter Keogh of Somers, also had on exhibit
tion2 calves and yearlng, that are in the
opinion OF your committee, worthy OF nigh COM
mendation.
One heller calf belonging to Z Reas Of Somers,
and one bull calf belonging 20 Alvin Strong OF
Somers, are worthy of particular notice, TIER
color beautiful, and contour Of almost iaultless
Signed, JOHN LACY.
Il. ID. ROBBINS:
ALVIN STRONG.
The committee on working Cattle and Steers
would respectfully report that in this department
there was very creditable display, showing
decided Improvement on former exhibitions. both
as to numbers and quality, and also in the good
taste and judgement manifested in matching
working cattle, which your committee deem