The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-13
Flowing Match.


Judges w. R. Higgins Oh n, J. D. Mcintyre,
onas W. Rhodes. 5.lg
Best 1-s acre plowed with any single team, SIS 90
I I'd best, r##. 90
! Sd best . 90
Best sub soil blowing, 5 90
To the boy under Is years of age who shall
pillow l-8 of an acre the best 90
I'd best, -.- 100
Judges-Augustus Vanalstine, Chm, George
Nixon, Gilbert J. Vincent. ..-....
Best not less than one acre of winter wheat
not less than 20 bushels to the acre, 81 90
Best f" +" spring, 8 90
Best not less than one acre of barley, 800
s. g of oats .a 8 90
two acres of corn, 90
Best 4 acre of potatoes, A 90
Best l-8 acre carrots, 90
Best is acre of beets, 300
Best 1-8 acre of fiat turnips 500
Best 1-8 acre ofrutabagos 3 00I
Entries for the above will be received on the
first day of the fair and samples of the gram,
roots or seeds. must accom- any the entry for
exhibition. Quantity and quality will both gov
the decision of the Judges awarding the
premiums. Perisliable articles will be adjudged
as 10 the quality at the time of the Fair, tud the
judgment noted down. The final award will be
made on the first Monday in December next
when grain and seeds or samples of them must
accompany a written statement of particulars
relating to the management of the crop, the
quantity of produce per acre, and cost and profits
of the same, if attainable and no premium will
be awarded unless these requirements are main
complied with. I~.a 81. 2Ha" #1lo
REGULATIONS. 81 5G@-5I 4
All stock and articles offered for premiums
must be On the ground before noon of the first
day of the Fair, and entered in the secretary
book, and no entyrs will be made eithar of stock
or articles which may be pre- .ented after that
time, though they will be permitted to show and
receive favorable notice if in time foI the action
Of the judges. s H95dqf .4.. .ef. ga ~ 4
Examinations by the judges will be made i'm
after dinner OF the first day. '@"o
The judges will call the secretary for the en-
tries 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
articles, implements, roots &c,
ofevery description presented for premium on
exhibition, must remain in the place assigned
Bhem until the close of the fair, to be entitled
premium.
Any person presenting manufactured articles
for PREMIUM must be member of the society
and an actual owner of the property presented.
md must be the producer, inventor or manufac-
suIcI vi VIC atul6S USIUEe ne can De eQLlLleQ 10
enter tor premium.
No animal or article having taken a first pre-
niam in any one ella ISIS ar previous show Of
this society, can take it again in the same class,
out may, if the committee consider it entitled,
receive diploma certifying the facts.
ENTRANCE TO THE HALL AND YARD. {
Tickets of admission may be obtained of the
treasurer on each day of the fair at 25 cents
each. Members will be provided with badges
Tor themselves, and tickets for their families,
which will secure their free ingress and egress {
during the fair. Men having charge Of stock or
articles exhibition, will be sueplien with
tickets by the society.
DUTIES OF JUDGES. .. --f |
1t Will be the duty of the judges to make
note of their report of all stock and articles that
may come under their notice, not mentioned in
the premium list, that may appear to them as
worthy OF recommendation or premium, for the
action of the discretionary committee
The officers of the society constitute the exec
utive committee.
Any person may become member of the So
ciety by signing the constitution and paying in-
to the treasury one dollar annually.
H. H. TARBELL, Secy.