The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15
MARCUS LINSLEY. }
Il. 4 4 N McTNTJsT. Committee


J. T. 5 s. E MefNT}kE:. Committee
| Also, the report Of the Committee on Judges
of the various animals and articles which may
be exhibited a; the coming Fair which is as
follows
| REPORT.
Your Committee would recommend the fol-
lowing list of Judges tor the Fair 1864
OrAss lst-ROadsters and Business Stations.
DR.. j Paddock, Salem, Benjamin Stanton, Rans
dali, N. Ehle, Kenosha. ..
CLASS 2nd-Carriage Horses Team horses
aud Brood mares,
Ward C. White. Pleasant Prairie. S. Fl. Sweet,
Kancr%ha, George Vlnton, Randall.
CrAss 3D. CEILINGS, FlIltes and Colts,
Dr.. 5 R Mcclellan, Kenosha, w Maxwell,
Scmers. William Kemp. Bristol.
Glass 4th-Jacks and Mules. -lse
Fl Brown, Salem, Peter Rees, Somers. WE
Halliday, KeDosha.
CLASS 9Th Durham Cattle. 81
+ Newell, Paris, Salmon Epson Bristol. Rufus.
Smith, Salem
CLASS 6th-DegoM Cattle,
Harrison Robbins Salem. Eli Sherman Brighton
B Hatch, Pleasant Prairie.
CLASS 9TH -Gfdde Cattle.
A f Coffeen Pleasant Prairie, A ,JosIyn, Bris-
tol, Henry Blackman, Paris. e4sr
| CLASS 8th-- French Meriao Sheep. .s
Philander Judson, Bristol, George Blackman,
Paris. j X Msrsh Parish.
Glass 9th-Spamish Werino Sheep.
II NewburY, Paris, Hnmrnan Marsh, Paris,
Henry Williams, Pleasant Prairie n
| CL,ss 10th Leicester Sheep.
Dan Marsh, Paris, Hiram Shuart Pleasant Prai
RE E W Kingman, Salem
Class lIth- Grade Sheep. .s9
William Munson, Salem, E Robbins, Sa lem,
| wv Kingman. Bristol. ..,
| CLASS l2th-HogS and Poultry
N Richimyer, Bristol, d Dunnng Paris, w v.
Gull Brighton. a,-. a.. g
| CLASS l3th--Butter, Cheese and Flour
II Thorp, Bristol, 7 Getting. Bristol +.
Class I4-Farm ing I1apltmentS and ManuJac.t
+ +.5-.,sa @ tared articles, a 4
4 / L jackson, Somers, Msrcus Linsley Paris.
Thomas Sade, Wheatand
CLASS 15th-Ladies Department. 5'a
Mrs d Mcintyre, Randall, Mrs Charles Gibbs
Paris Mrs Gilbert, Pleasant Prairie, Mrs B
L Dodge Salem. ISL
CLASS l6th-Paiatiags Dagueyreotypes &c.
Hon Anthony VanWyek and lady, Paris, DB
Ben sdict aud lady Kenosha, Alex Bailey and
lady, Salem
Glass l7th-Rort,cuttural, Garden &c.
james Ozanne Jr, Somers, + j Brand, Pleasant
Prairie S I Rice Paris q.
Class Miscellaneous &c.
L w Thayer, Bristol, William Robertson. Som.
ers, Fowler Paris
Glass I9-Ftel& and Gardea @. ops.
5 Thorp, Bristol, J McKisson Randall, A
D Cornwell Salem,
Class 20th-Plopiug Match z''s s
w Larabee, Salem. Hiram Bacon, Bristol
Monrovia Marsh. Bristol
Class 2lst-Ladses Equestrian Exercise
. G Simmons, Kenosha, F W Ly nan, Kenoshs
John futile, Salem
ALEX BATH,
Chairman.
Committee of the Hall
r Jas Bryant, D Benedict
Yard Committee,
William Kemp, L Button, T L Benedict.
e Committee on Tent,
: - kellogg, S Didama. Augustus Van AL
i sstIae.t-e .se BON
e 6 rs L2Howlng resolutions were passed
] Rssofoeds That the Annual Fair be held on
the 2lst and 2<d of the present month
Ltesol0ed: That the sale of into xicating drink
I sne beer be prohibited from all the grounds ovel
e which the Society has control
/ Resoleed That the license of eating stands b,
y left with the officers of the Society.
Res0ised: That DON F. PIKE. be Chef o
Police
ResOlred: That the Stalls be rented for on,
= dollar each.
, .Pesoired; That Lyman Dutton be Superinte,
:, of House, c Williams, of Cattle and w L MarsI
! of Sheep and Swiue curing the Fair.
RESOLVED !: That Members of the Society VIII,
/, shall furnish food, tea or coffee be allowed ,
stand free of charge.
t Resolved That the Enr-nc,- lee be IS cent
for adults.
V Resolred That member be allowed bu
four entrance tickets and badge for bis family
@ f, NEWELL,
~ Secretary pro TEN.