The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10
Der, 1861.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Class No. 4-Rr0OH Mares md Coils.


Glass No. 4-Br0od Mares and Colts.
| We the committee on Brood Mares and Colts re-
| specially submit the following award:
To Brood Mare and Colt no. 20, the property OF
A. +. Coffeen of Pleasant Prairie, first premium
of 81, 90.
A. Shumway of Bristol, second premium of 81 90
To 3 years old kly no. g. the property of Ii. p
Smith of Randall, first premium of 81 so.
To 3 years old FillY no. a. the property of 6
B. Wright of Salem, a second premium of Is cents.
To years old t1lly no. 10, the property OF j. K,
Marsh of Paris, first premium of 81 90.
&c years I'D Fily no. Is, the property of A
+. Co3iecu Of Pleasant Prairie, a second premium
Vi e! -y--.s.
To Yeariiug BilIy no 90. the property of John
Murphy Of salem, a second premium of so cents.
10 years old Gelding no l, the property of III.
Shuart of Pleasant Prairie, second premium of
rs cents.
TO years old Gelding no. "a, the property of
EdN' ard Jones Of Pleasant Prairie, second pre-
MUM of 81 GO.
To Sucking Colt no 49, the property of A. F.
Coffeen of Pleasant Prairie, first premium of so
cents.
10 Sucking Colt no. - the property of J. II.
lnslow of Somers, second premium of 80 cents.
Your committee would commend the numerous
years old Fillies in this class also the Sucking
Colts. deemlng them to be unsurpassed in excel
lence at any show in our county, Sucking Colt
presented by Mr. Sabins of Pleasant Prairie, your
committee would particularly notice.
PARSONS TAYLOR,
DANIEL MARSH, Com.
ALEX. BEATH
Glass No 3-Buggy. Single and Team Horses.
The committee on buggy, single and team hors-
es would res pectfully submit the following report:
To no. IL pair of buggy horses the property Of
w. q. Merchant of Salem a first premium of 81, 90.
I'd best pair the property of d. G, Stewart of
Salem, a second premium Of $l,00.
70 no. O. pair of team horses the property of
& l., IF q IRIS INN nj 60
Cd best the property of Thos. Pacey of Randall,
a second premium of 90.
Best single horse the property of John II. Bene
dict of Salem, first premium of 81 90.
I'd best single horse the property of H. p. Smith
of Randall, a second premium of so cents.
5. A. DIDAMA,
A MCINTYRE, Com.
JOHN DUGAN.
Glass No 5-CattEe
The committee on cattle beg leave to report as
follows
Tono l. Durham cow the property of e. Per-
kins of Somers, a first premium of 81 so.
To no. /, class 8, a hefer calf owned by VIM.
Kemp Of Bristol, a first premium of 80 cents
To no. of same GLASS; 9 year old heifer owned
by NJ. Linsey of Paris, second premium of SO
cents.
To no. / class 9, a 3 year old heifer. owned by
VIM Kemp of Bristol, first premium of 81 IS.
10 VIM. Harding of Paris, for pair of working
cattle, second premium of 81 ,00.
ground some very nice cattle which we would rec
ommend to the notice of farmers In this county.
The duties OF the committee were not arduous
but they would express their regrets that so few
cattle were entered for premiums when county
! is so well stocked with excellent blooded cattle
| j. II. WINsLow, ] nov,
| WIN. MuNsoN. 0
French and Spanish Merano Sheep
The committee on French and Spanish Merno
| Sheep beg leave to report as follows:
That we find but very few sheep in the pens to
compete for the premiums
To no. class IL, 2 French Merino Bucks, the
property of d. Marsh of Salem, first premium
| Of $50.
Best ) Ewes, first premium of $3.50.
4 Lambs g LOO
| All belonging to d. Marsh of Salem.
| To no. | class ID Spanish Buck, the property
of IL. N. Markham, a first premium of 81 so.
On best show OF stock of one buck, owned BY
III. N. Markham, first premium of $780,
| WIN, MUNsoN,
CLAP MINER, ; Com.
PARDON YAw.