Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

The annual meeting of the Kenosha County
Agricultural Society was held at the Hall of the
Society on Monday, September 6th to make the
necessary arrangements for the annual fair. to
be held on Thursday. Sept Both, and Friday
Oct. LIST:
The society selected the following persons a.
Judges and Committees
Judges on HOrSes.-Dr. s. R. Nc CIallen.
Wheatland, Alvin Strong, SOmers, Perry Nc
Commins, Wbsatland.
On Bulls and COcs.-E. d. Robbins. Saleu,
J. D. McIntyrs, Whcatland, J. D. Benedict
Bristol KgTN(r grkN
On Uorking eaHle-E Perkins, sOmers,
Walter H. Vanduser, Salem, Peter, Reas,
Somers.
On Shsep.-Olirer Gibbs, Wheatland, E. A,
Carpenter, Pleasant Prairie, Rufus Smith. Sa-
lem. = a..5 ~ 5..e5 N -
On S,oine and POuitry.-S. B. Myrick, Paris,
ID. z. Burgess, Salem, Henry johnson, Somers.
On Butter, Cheese and Ftour.-F. Newell,
Paris, VIM. II. Smith, Kenosha, Seth Doan. Ke-
nosha. tHG
On Farming Implements and Manufactured ar
tieLes. Alexander Spence, Somers, VIM. H.
Smith, Salem, G. NJ Fowler, Paris.
Ladies DepGrtment.-Mrs. Chas, Gibbs. Paris.
Mrs. j. d. Benedict, Bristol, Mrs John Mitch.
ell, Somers, Mrs. Peter Reas, Somers, Mrs, Ma
than Hawley, Kenosha. .,s-,a
U" Painting, Antbrotypes. Dagguerotupes and
Photographs.-F. J. Brand Pleasant Prairie.
VIM l.. Marsh, Paris, Levi Grant, Kenosha.
Horticulture and Garden Products Salmon
Epson, Bristol F. j. Brande, Pleasant Pr.iria
A. d. Cornwell, Salem.
Miscellaneous and Discretionary Premiums
Marcus Lindsey, Paris, f. J. Jackson, Bristol,
+. J. Psase, Salem. SIS
Ploictng Match.-Lucius w. Thayer, Bristol.
Or. F. Paddock, Salem, Nathan MeCommins,
Wheatland. ~
Ladies Equsstrian Enercise-O. S. Head. Ke.
nosha, DIR. Francis Paddock, Salem, Nathan Nc
Comnns. Wheatland.
Committee Of arrangements in the H. A.
Newberry, Paris, s. A. Didama, Salem. w. w
Baker, Paris. 70 ',4.I 80 =.
Committee in the HaH.-G. j. Pease, Salam. S.
B. Myrick, Paris, J. d. Fowler Paris. Mrs. A
Beath, Bristol, Mrs. +. J.. Jackson, Bristol Miss
Harriet Castle, Paris.
Committee to fill vacancies.-H. II. Tarbell.
Bristol, Alexander Beath, Bristol, Philander
Judson, Bristol.
The equestrian exercises will take Mace at II
o'clock on the second day of the fair. Io 4
The blowing match will take place on the sec.
ond day of the fair at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. under
the following regulations:
Each team will be required to pillow of an
acre. +.' - ax y ~
The team may consist of one pair of horses or
one pair OF oxen, and must be managed by the
plowman alone. levr - :
Each plowman will be required to mark out
his own land. - 3.4I Cf'7N l..
The burrows must be at least 6 inches dsep
and not over IL inches wide. ,aI7T
The excellence of the blowing will consist,
lst In leaving the furrow slice in the best
shape. i'--@ sf5I - -
I'd. In SO disposing the sod and vegetable
material as to insure their ready decomposition.
REGULATIONS. j. g4 IF.
All stock and articles offered for premiums
must be on the ground before noon of the fret
day of the fair, and entered in the sscretary's
book, and no entries will be made either of stock
or articles which may be presented after that
time, though they will be permitted to show o.S
receive favorable notice if in time for the action
of the judges. -...r .rt g.: - ''O'''-'
Examinations by the judges will be made i'm.
mediately after dianer of the first day. '7l! n
The Judges will call on the secretary for the
entries and report their decisions in the evening
or early in the morning of the second day.
All stock presented for premiums may be re-
moved after noon Of the second day but all
manufactured articles, implements roots, &C.,
OF every description, presented for premium ON
exhibition, must remain in the place assigned
Them until the close of the fair to be entitled to
premium. N
. ANY person presenting manufactured articles
Tor premium must be member of the society
and an actual owner of the property presented
and must be the producer, inventor or manufac-
turer OF the same, before he can be entitled to
enter for premium. =
No animal or article having taken first pre-
MUM in any one class at previous show of this
society, can take it again in the same class, but
may II the committee considerit entitled receive
diploma certifying to the facts.
ENTRANCE To THE HALL AND YARD
Tickets of admission may be obtained of the
treasurer on each day of the fair at 20 cents each
Members will be provided with badges for them
selves, aid ticS cts for their families, which will
secure their free ingress and egress during the |
tslr: Men having charge of stock or articles on
exhibition, will be supplied with tickets by the
society. $500 sT@a II 18 ~. -
DUTIES OF JUDGES. JGEs
TT will ha he d,,f,x &c l..