The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-09


of j. D. Benedict thew find but lew in the yard
His COWS having before aiken first premiums, are,
by the rules of the Society, entitled TO diploma
only. The awards are as follows:
Isl premium to No, Ia. VIM Kemp, Bristol, "a co
I'd =" , j. d Eenedidt 300
There were two entries only of Bulls. and we
award NH Ns
ID ii D, Benedict $50
Of 3 yr old heifers there wore but two entries .
let premium to No. 5, j. d. Benedict $500
81 do A $50
lleifer calves, No. st prem, J. D. Benedict, 200
do 8 I'd - :" 40
Bull calves No 10 LIST . 200
do ii ID 100
RUFUS SMITH, Chair. Com.
Grade Cattle
The Committee on grade cattle would beg leave
70 report as follows:
Working Cattle.
lst premium to A h. Coffeen. 2. P. $500
Cd D. b. Pike, Bristol 200
. yr old Heiter.
lst premium to A Griswold, Bristol $500
20 6 Thus. Rowland, 2. T. LOO
or old HeJers.
lst premium to h. Paddock, Salem VI 20
I'd - P. E. Smith, Bristol 10
Grade Cows.
Ist premium G. j. Vincent, Bristol . $4-oO
ID :" A. Griswold, 6 .r a,, 200
... ssl pairs yr oil Steers. 1. .a-z.
LIST premium to w R. Higgins Bristol 50 90
3 yy old Helfer.
LIST premium to P. Z. Smith, Bristol $500
Your committee are pleased to see the improve
ment in graded stock. Some specimens were
worthy of premium, but as there were only TWO
offered they could not award them one
There was one grade bu-a fine animal-but
no premium being offered, we could not award
one. ..E .g Z lg-l ..- ~
NJ LINsLEY. By order Of Com.
.s-a5 .S~ine and POultry.ss -.r. e.. IL.
No. /, SOW and pigs, Let prem, j. d. Benedict IS
M 2 l pr Suffolk pigs I'd prem, A. +; CoTfeen
DO d. P PSs 5eyyis l't PREM y Gb sgH'
.a do Bantam Chlttagongs list, j L. Gilbert ]
do Ducks Let prem, j. l.. Gilbert
There was no competition inthe above, butt they
are all worthy of special attention. . s....,. a a
10; LkMUEL BOOTH s... I'll F.
~. JOHNSON BLISS, Con4m'ttee.
Glass 8-Spanash Meriao SAeep. 4, ..a
We, the committee on this class, report as fol-
lows; -.--.. e.. .'f ..iaH el ~,
A large number of ANIMALS were or exhibition
in this class and we found is difficult to decide as
to their respective merits all being veIy fine,
Mr. Richards, well known stock grower OF
Racine Co 4, had on the grounubd Hu6 lot vi SilocP
which were well deserving of a premium, and we
regret that the rules of the Society do not allow
him to enter as competitor n.i E . -
Best buck ofsny age, No. |, .. Marsh 500
ID i do ! Richd Jones 200
Best yearlng buck, No. g. D Benedict So Sc
Best B. buck lamb No, 4 j. D Benedict 200 90
ID do l6 j. L. Gilbert Loo
Best three ewes, No. 5, :" 3'9C
Cd II do 6.E A Carpenter LIST
II
ID do E A Carpenter Loo
= ] r MARSH
G J VINCENT
THOS b PIKE, Committee
French Sheep.
Your committee on French sheep find only two
bucl,s in this class We would give the first an(
second premiums TO the two bucks No |.
ID BENEDICT
Grade Sheep.
The committee on grade sheep find but entries
only, and without any discussion of merit or de
merit, unhesitatingly award the =.
LIST premium to No !, 3 ewes, j d Benedict 5:
do ., 3ewelambs, j ID Benedt
Cd do 3 do ( H Richards
go 81 RUFUS SMITH, Chair Com.
Farming IMPLEMENTS and Manufactured articles
The committee appointed to examine articles il
class l2 Farming implements and Manufacturer
articles would most respectfully recommend a
S@ed sower owned by A Quick Dplom
Cook stove do Head Il Campbell "
Box stove 90 .g... .......
Mower 90
Extra hard cast steel stubble plow owned
byPH Wood, LIST premium IS
Sod plow owned by d Kearney Diploma
Stubble pillow do D Kearney, I'd prem, 3
Light sod plow do D Kearney pipl9m
Cburn do Bourne, LIST prem o.
Corn shelter do Head & Campbell Diplom
Sett double harness, Thos English LIST prem o.
Single harness
Coon SKIN robe owned by Thos Pacey Diploma
der mill do faW
our committe would most unhesitatingiy SAL
that great credit is due the mechanics OF kenosh'
county. in their skill displayed in the manUtacsur
81. articles presented for exhibition, and more par
ticularly in the agricultural department. Inc
plows manufactured by Dennis Rearney and Pc
Ter II Wood are credit not only to kenosh'
County, but TO the state OF Wisconsin. Farmers
needing a good pillow reed not look elsewhere, noI
for any other farming implement, for the me
chanics of Kenosha County cannot be beat.
SAL IDAMA
PYAW
JBISHOP, Committee.