The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-10-06
Premiums Awarded at the 14th Annual Fair
Of the KenOSha Co. AGRICULTURAL Society.

Of the ken0Sha 10. AgfiCul!ural eOClet!'
: The Agricultural Society OF tie County of Ke'
nosba held its Fourteenth Annual Fair, at the
Fair Grounds in Bristol on the 2lst and 22d
days of September 1864. The first day was 6
beautiful one, but the entries were not as many
az some years heretofore, there being but 33t
entries The second day was windy, but there
was a large crowd of citizens, and the sho"
passed off pleasantly, and all seemed sausHeo
that they had good time. Senator Van Wyok
made good speech, also F. Newell Esq.
The following premiums were awarded as fol-
lows
The judges appointed to examine andjudge or
: Stations would report the entries TO be II, ant
all good--we award,
10 Charles Cbaffee of Somers for best
stallion ,roadster) the first premium, St o.
To Ripley OF Salem, the I'd premium,
Wisconsin Farmer &...-----.---.. w
To Lyman Smith of Bristol for beet 3year
old stallion, LIST premium. 90
To Hiram Shuart of Pleasant Prairie, for
best business stallion, LIST premium. Oh
To Robert L Sloan of Bristol, for best
year old stallion tbusinessJ LIST premi>
To John Cronk of Salem, for best yearling
! stallion, LIST premium. 90
To Salmon Epson of Bristol. I'd premium, 90
THOMAS PAcEY,
Chairman,
The judges on Team, Carriage Horses and
Brood Mares, would report that in this class
there were 80 entries, and that the show of good
horses was equal to any heretofore exhibited.
Mr. Tomas Pacey of Randall exhibited
fine pair of work horses and the best
on the ground and was awarded the 1st
| premium .---..---..-----.- 20 W
To Salmon Epson of Bristol, the I'd premi-
um, Wisconsin Farmer &.-.....--.. 90
To Henry T Brown of Salem, for the best
pair of carriage horses lst premium 90
To S Nellis of Salem, ID premium, Wis
! consin Farmer g.. Observation-Disclosures 3 90
To A + Cuffeen of Pleasant Prairie, for
best buggy hor'e, lst Premium. a w
| TO Theodore Benedict Of Bristol, I'd pre-
MUM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
To Geo w Vincent of Randall, for best
pair matched horses LIST premium. 90
To Peter Reas of Somers, Cd premium. 90
To Sanford Strong of Somers, for best
brood mare, lst premium 90
To Peter e Smith OF Bristol, Cd premium, 90
Your committee would say that they would
like to notice each horse exhibited, but for want
OF time they must let it suffice by noticing
few.
Dir. Bishop Of SOInors exhibited fine pair of
t5am horses. Samuel Reynolds Of Pleasant
Prairie also exhibited good pair. Isaac Brown
of Salem had good pair the ground Uncle
Isaac knows what is good horse and will NOT
keep any but good ones.
Gideon Barnard of Salem had nice pair of
carriage horses on exhibition
Samuel Il Sweet OF Kenosba exhibited his fam
Gy horses which attracted attention.
Abram Cutie o! Paris exhibited good pair.
Mr. Cronk of Salem had nice brood mare
also.
III Boswell of Paris exhibited a good one. |
Martin Paekman exhibited good one,
John w Kinginan exhibited u fine one and
which we believe was awarded the LIST premium
at previous fair.
There were several good single horses ON the
ground.
S. S, DERBYeHIRE,
Chairman.
The committee on Gedings Fillys and Suck
ing colts, would report.
To John Cronk If Salem, best 3 year old
gelding LIST premium. 81 90
To Salmon Epson of Bristol % premium,
Wisconsin Farmer & ? 90
To M Boswell of Paris, for best ? year
old gelding LIST premium. 3 90
To Hiram Shuart OF Pleasant Prairie, I'd
premium 2 90 l.
To X Nelis of Salem, for best year
old fny 1st premium. 4 90
TO Gideon Bernard of Salem I'd premium, 90
70 Martin Pack an of Bristol for best
year old flly Ist premium. } 90
70 John Mahoney of Brighton I'd pres
MUM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
10 John Cronll of Salem for best yearling
illy lstnpFemium. 90
To A II Smith Of Salem Cd premium go so
To H Winslew of Somers for Ist best
sucking colt 1st premium. 90
To j W Kingman I'd premium. . l so
Edward Jones had on the ground the best 3
rear old gelding, but not in time to entitle him
! premium.
Your committee would further report that on
and 3 year old ge.dings there was not much
competition, but on 2 year old filiys and suck>
ng colts, there was good show and many of
hem are worthy of notice
Mr.. Harrison Robbins OF Salem exhibited
plendid year cid FLY, also Mr.. Tappan Reeve
Exhibited fine one.
Mr. p e Smith exhibited fine sucking colt
Sanford Strong of Somers exhibited fine one {
nd Henry I Brown had one ard to beat
Your committee would rscomend q premium
oiHenry I Bro WI of Salem for the bsst broke
Pam ON the ground of SO o. All of which is :
especially submitted,
WM KEMP,
G, j. VINCENT,
CHARLES GIBBs.
Committee,