The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20
I'd EE EVE HEIHEA
awarded at the " air OF the Agricultural
Society of Ekenosha COUNTY aeu1emy,n..
S3d and 21tsl, 1859.


| HORSES.
The Committee on Horses would resnectfpll7
report follows:
Glass ], entries-S W Benson, Geneva
stallion No. rs, LIST premium, as m
geo > Biackman, Paris, I'd premium. Ga
Oiass ID u Benedict, Bristol, year old
| stallion lst premium, m
GU s957' DIlsh1oh' "a premium, 80
Class 3--benj Stanton, Wheatland, year
old stallion, LIST premium, On
E d Parker Bristol, I'd premium. IN
Glass mo premium awarded
Glass. 5-S Reynolds, Pleasant Prairie. nair
buggy horses lst premium.
Glass 6--Peter Reese, Somers. single borsa
n ~ = premium n 90
d | Brown, Salem single horse, I'd prem IN
Glass 8-H Curtis, Bristol, year old geldino
lst premium, M
- Henry johnson, Somers, I'd premium, > on
Class 9--Hiram Shuart Pleasant Prairie.
year old geldIng LIST premium, 90
=, } Il Wnslow. Somers ID premium. 20
Class lO-Edw johnson, Somers, 3 year old
FLY, lst premium. 40
Pike, Bristol, ID premium. On
Glass ll--Wm Worthng, Salem. wear oIdi
my, Ist premium, 8 0O|
Parsons Taylor, Pleasant Prairie ID prem ! 50
Class l2-Nathan Judson, Paris, / year old
my, lst premium, 8 90
Glass l3-J Wing, Wheatand, pair team
horses, lst premium, m
L ifo"I' oa'em, I'd premium, 9 sol
our committee, in presenting their report
"oI!u express thelr satisfaction at the superior
Qualities OF the horses on exhibition In class
NO. J, Mr. G Paddock, of henosha, had on exbi-
oltion his well known Black Hawk horse but a.
ae took frst premium in the same class two
years SINCE he is not entitled to a premium. buf
your committee would recommend him to the
farmers Of this county. Mr. L. A. Carpenter had
on exhibition line horse. Mr.. Shuart, of Pleasant
Pralns, exhibited his horse, we'll known in tho
county. George w. jackson, of Salem. was on
hand with good horse Mr. Jackson also az
hibited jack, but as there is no premium offered
tor ANIMALS with big ears, we will pass him to The
discretionary committee. Mr.. II. B. Chapman. OIL
NeAosna, mad On exhibition the best single horse
but as he was on the ground too late he conld not
compete for the premium. Your committee have
not time to note all of the horses on exhiht;o,
but deem the show of horses at this Fair surar;on
to any former show in this county. All of which
is respectfully submitted.
Judges on H0rsss.-E. D. Robbins, GEORGE
Nixon, d. G. Stewart.
BROOD MARES AND COLTS
The Committee on Brood Mares and Colts found
it very difficult to designate and point out the best
colt rs all the colts on exhibition were uncoYn-
monty good. We award to
VIM Worthing, Salem, for mare and colt,
LIST premium, S. 90
George Nixon, Bristol, I'd premium. 2 GA
PARDON Yaw, salom sucking colt LIST prem. 3 Oh
W Merchant, Salem, I'd premium, 30
We would recommend first premium to James
A. Turner Salem, for pair Of yearling mules, and
also recommend first premium to J. w. King
man, OF Bristol, for matched one year old colts
and to A. S Barber, Of Salem second premium
Your committee differ in opinion somewhat in rp-
gard to the premium on sucking colts, but the ma
jority were in favor Of the premium as it was
awarded. FRANCIS PADDOCK,
Chmn. Com
DEVON CATTLE.
The COMMITTEES to examine and Judge on Devon
cattle, would report the number on exhibition rs
commendaole anu Of superior quality. We make
the following awards:
Glass Is Epson, Bristol bull, lst prem. S6 90
Glass p D Mcintyre, Wheatland, 2 year
old bull, lst premium, A On
Glass 81 Robbins, Salem, year old bull,
LIST premium 8 DOL
Glass Al D Benedict, Bristol COW, istprem s 90
+ Paddock, Salem, I'd premium, sol
Class ID d Benedict, Bristol, yearling
heifer, lst premium, 3 col
Glass 81 D Benedict, bull calf LIST prem . On
DR.. Paddock, I'd premium, OO|
Glass 81 d Benedict heifar calf LIST prem , OO|
Judges on Dsooa CattIe-E. Perkins, j. Ii
WHDer John Tuttle.
DURHAM CATTLE
The Committee on DurhaIas report: There were
19 entries as Durhams, some Of which showed
marks Of this blood" others of 4" mixed" and
others evidently the exhibitor had foro often ths
pedigree. We award to
2 Moore best bull ST any age lat premium. SIS 90
Wm Robertson, I'd do 3 0ol
DR. Paddock, 2 year old hull, lst premium, 90
Meredith Rowland, ID premium 3 COL
u Z Catting Yealling bull, lst premium. 3 OIL
Meredith Rowland, COW, 1st premium, O0I
S Blackman, ID premium, . sol
II i Cutting, year old heifer, 1st premium 8 90
Dr Paadock I'd premium, l 50|
DR. Paddock, yea,hug heifer, 1st premium, col
D c Burgess, I'd premium, l 90
Judgss-F. Newell, J. H. Gilbert.
GRADE CATTLE.
The Committee on Grade Cattle respectfully
submit the following report
The whole number Of entries in this department
was 4S, and the short time we had to make exam.
nations, perhaps, may do injustice to some; the
number of cows entered was 30 and it was almost
impossible for us to say which was best and de-
serving the first premium. We award as follows
B D Robbins, Salem, cow No II, lst PREM 81 so
Hiram Shuayt, I'd premium, o
Bishop, Salem, 8 year old heifer lst prem, 8 90
+ D Robbins, Salem, I'd premium 90
NJ Howlaad, Pleasant Prairie, 2 year old
heifer, lst premium, . so
Perkins 2d premium, %
L Woodwork Bristol, yearng hefar, LIST
} B Bs ssde9iss, ID premium, 80 %
A I Bishop Somers heifcr calf lst premium, l 90
2 D Robbins, ID premium, so
Bishop, bull calf, LIST premium, 50
D Burgess, I'd premium, rs
WORKING CATTLE.
n Andrews Paris, pair work & oxen, 1st prem 81 90
? Taylor Pleasant Prairie, ID premium, 90
FNewell, pair year old steers, 1st prem, 60
F Newell, pair 8 year old steers, lst prem, 8 90
II Rowland, I'd premium, 90
J D McIntyre, broke steers, 1st premium, COL
Newell I'd premium, l 90
The committee recommend to Dudley Cass, of
Salem, first premium for yearling bull, and to
Charles Curtis a second premium.
JHdges-Linus Woodworth Gee. S. Blackman,
Michael Kingman.
The Committee on Sheep respectfully report 48
entries OF sheep. of which IL We're French Merino.
Your committee award premiums as follows:
FRENCH MERISo.
Best buck of any age, Mcintyre, WiImot, "a 90
Best yealling buck, j MeIntyre Wheatland, 90
b: i buck Z lamb, ? !Mt g do g g
Best ewes, } Mcintyre, Wheatland, 9 90
Best eve lambs, ] D Mcintyre, GO
Messrs G. Blackman, E. d. Robbins and
Hammon Marsh exhibited French bucks which
were superior. Messrs Blackman, Bobbins and
benedict exhibited French ewes thqt were fine ami
mails, and worthy Of note
SPANISH MERINO.
There We're also four entries of Spanish Merino.
Your committee award a second premium to
N Jadson, best buck Of any age, 50 90
Best ewes, ID Benedict, Bristol, 4 90
I'd do N Judson, Paris , 90
Best eve lambs, n Judson, Paris, 3 0a
GRADE SHEEP.
Best ewes, Fdw Muuson, Salem, 81 90
% do Alex Spence, Somers, ? 90
Best eve lambs, A Mcintyre, Wiln0t 90
I'd do L D Robbins, l so
Messrs. a. Spence, 5. Tymeson H Marsh w L.
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