The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-05
Report of the Doings of the Third Quar-.
terIy Meeting of the Agricultural So.

Report of the Doings of the Third Qual
8 terly Meeting Of the Agricultural .,
cicty.
Meeting called to order by the.President, II.
Thorpe.
;. The report Of the last meeting being read, Il
meeting proceeded to business.
Let. The Com. on Fruits presented list ft
the same, which was adopted.
End. The Com appointed to prepare and repo
list of names for judgesito act during the Fa
made their report, which, after some amendment
was adopted
ord. Voted that Franlin Newell be appointed
Com to grant and collect licenses for the sale @
refreshments and all drinks except distilled liz
uors.
18th. Voted that the chair appoint a committe,
OF i've to take charge OF the arrangements of th,
nal also Com. of three for the tent and Com
OF three for the yard
Inc following are the names of said Commit
tees
Mrs. j. T. Farrar. of Salem
Geo. Bosworth, Bristol
Com. IN the Hall. David Stuart, Salem,
Dir. A. b. EInmons Bristol
e David Stuart, Salem.
Geo. bosworth, of Bristol,
Oola' III the Tent. y. Stocker, Brighton,
E. Munson, Salem.
(H. A. Newbury, of Paris,
CON- IN the Yard. L. Dutton, ''
u. d. Mcintyre, of Randall.
9th. Voted that the Society will give free din
ner to all the regularly organized military COM
panies of the county which shall appear on the
grounds, on the 2nd day of the Fair and parade
in uniform, according to the orders of their supe-
rior officers
9th. Voted that a Com. of three be appointed
by the Chair to solicit funds to aid the Society in
paying for the soldiers dinners CON- S. E. Tar
bell, P. TUCSON, and H. A. Newbury.
9TH That the County Fair be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the Oath and 25th days of Sept
9Th. That the admittance fee to the Fair be 25
cents.
9th. That the County School Convention be
granted the of tie Societys tent, ON the occa-
sion of their pic mic at West Bristol on the 18th
inst
The following are the names of Judges appoint
ed to act during the Fair.
On Stallion Horses and Colts
Thomas Slade, of Wheatland,
j. ID. Mcintyre, of Randall,
George Blackman of Paris.
Buggy, Single and Team Horses
Francis Paddock, of Salem,
John Dugan, Bristol,
Peter Reas, SOmers.
Brood Mares and Colts.
Parsons Taylor, Pleasant Prairie,
Daniel Marsh, Salem,
Alexander Beath, Bristol.
Durham Cattle
I
George Vinton, Randall,
E. w. KlRgnan, Salem.
Depon Cattle
RSfus Smith, Salem,
Salmon Epson, Bristol,
j. w. KiDgman.
Grade Working Cattle.
John H. Winslow, Somers
Isaac L. johnson,
WIN. Munson, Salem.
French Merino Sheep.
j. D. Benedict, Bristol,
NJ. Rowland, Pleasant Prairie,
Harmon Marsh Paris.
Spanish Msrino Sheep.
E.. A. Carpenter, Pleasant Prairie,
I. s. Getting, Bristol,
Hiram Bacon, ="
Coarse Wooden Sheep.
l. W. Thayef, Bristol,
G. j. Vincent.
Poultry em8 Fo,cls.
J. NJ. Kellogg, BRISTOL,
A f. Coffeen, Pleasant Prairie.
Ssoine.
Henry Johnson, Somers,
W. r. Higgins, Bristol.
L. Dutton, Paris.
Butter, Cheese end Flour.
Henry Lines, Kenosha,
Elias Lee, Pleasant Prairie
Farming Implements and Manufactured Arti.
cies, Made IN or out of the County, but Own-
ed therein.
f. j. Brande, Pleasant Prairie,
NJ. Linsey, Paris,
George Yule, KenOsha.
Ladies Department.
Mrs. j. d. Benedict Bristol
" Henry Lines, Kenosha,
" A. b. Emmons, Bristol,
Horticultural and Garden Products
s. Y. Brande Kenosha,
james Ozanne, Jr., Somers,
A. D. Cornwell, Brighton.
Miscellaneous and Discretionary.
II. II. Tarbell, Kenosha,
E. D. Robbins, Salem,
G. j. Pease.
PloVmg Match.
j, G. McKisson, Randall,
D. c. Burgess, Salem,
+, S. E. Tarbell, Bristol
Crops.
Thos Rowland, Pleasant Prairie,
Daniel Marsh, Jalem,
w. l.. Marsh Paris.
Premium Last for Frat.
Best and greatest variety ofAppes. ...$ so
End do .. 25
Best Five Varieties. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Best and greasest Variety of Pears .....-. so
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