The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-26
The nIaine State Fair-preminms.
The following additional list of premiums
awarded at the State Fair at Augusta has

dWdIueu dt VIC Otato L alr al Augusta mas
been received:
old anu over FIRST to j. and n Dane, jr., Ken
nebupk: second to same Two years-olds First to
j. and N. Dane. Calves, FIRST to same.
Heref0rds-Sweepslakes, For bull, Medal to II. G
Burlegh Of Fairneld. For cow, To w. P. Blake Of
West Waterville. Herds, First to Ii G. Burlelgh !;
Two years old and over, First to H. Z. Burleigh;
ond to G. AMI G: Underwood. Yearings, First 10
j. W. Wentworth of Skowhegan. Calves, First to
Cows heifers and calves Cows three years old and
over, First to ii. @. Burleigh; second to George K.
Shores Of Wat rye. Two ysars7olds First NC j. c.
liugs, First to W. P. Blake; second to H. G. Bur-
leigh. Calves First to G and q. Underwood; sec
Jerseys-Swt erstakes, For bull, medal to DIR. N.
R Bout lie of Watervile. Cows, to same HERDS,
First to N. R. Bouielle. Bulls, two-year- ods and
rll o. Portland. Yearngs, First TO j. H. Gilbreth
OF Kendals Mills; second to N. X. Boutee. Calves,
Partridge Of Gardner. Cows, three years old and
over First to N. r. Boutelle; second to j. aud N.
+ Dane ljr. Too-year-ods First to N. Boute lie
second to l. II. smell of East Winthrop. Yearlings,
First to L. II. Smell; second to n R. Boutelle.
Calves, First to j. and N Dane jr.; second TO L. H.
Grades.-Bsst COW, First 10 W A. P. Dillingham;
OF Sidney; second to James Keeean of Augusta.
Two year ODDS, First to W. A. r. Dillingham;; Sec
10 Il. G. Burleigh; second to A. H. Brown Of East
Wilton Calves. First to W. w. Pease; second to
w. A. P. Dillingham;. He DIS. First to A. Brown /;
Working Oren.-Four year-oid and over. First to
j. B. Putnam OF Minth' OPP; second TO A. II. Brown
aas ver to y Putnam 81
ond to j. W. Church OF Hallowell. Two year-ods,
First to W.P. Blake OF Waterville; secono to same.
ond to H. c. CoIcord OF Clinton Calves, First to
w. w. Pease OF North Arson; second to g. E.
Disciplined Ores and S'eers.-For oxen over
seven leet girth, First 10 c. IL Beedle OF Richmond
| 1 af LN,lt.
der seven feet glrih Fl rst to j. P. Putnam OF Win
throp; second 10 n. d. Phinney of Livernore Falls
Horses.-The committee on gentIenens driving
horses report that the horse Dale, which in tue
race on "Wednesday. is not entitled to compete
therefore the prize harness is given to w. NJ Thayer
OF Augusta. The first premium fl mares and geld
ing, five years old and over, was given to G. G. En-
cry, of Skowhegan Tor mares, the second to E. LIE
land of Skowhegan for CEILINGS. The first premi-
years old. was given to John H May of Augusta,
the second to J. IL Grant OF Bucksport.
Matched HGrses-FTst to Hiram Reed fAugusta
FIRST tosWrigh 6 Norcross of Augusa; second to
F. II. tbrann of vas alborough. Stations, Four
years old and under fve-tiret to j. w. MtDut1ee
OF Portla1d cond to Ira D. Stugris OF Augusta,
Three years old AMI undo four irst 10 Wright a.
NorcIoss; second 10 Casweil & Emery of North An
son. Two years old and under three-Frst to Tuck
eri& Parlin of Kendars mills; second to A. F.
Gerald OF kendall's Mills.
St1IiOnS for General USe.-FirSt to T. S. Lang Of
Augusta, tor General Knox; second to j. IL. Gil
breth Of X enda!ls Mills, tor Gilbreth Knox.
Thoroughbred Horses.-Four ears old and over
Stations. First Ito 4. S. Lang; second to 4 lien
Lambard OF Augusta. Mares, first to j. H. Gil
bie'h Geldings and FLIES, three years Old and I'M
der four, First to T. S: Lang of Augusta, for Knox
geldlng; second &c +. f. Wyman. tor flv. Under
hree years old, First to Daniel Strong of Vassa
for geldmg; second to M. Dean.
Sheep.-Lng Wooded Bucks First to G. G. Hans
comb Of Albion; second to A. j. Hallett OF Wesl
Wat rville Buck Lambs, First to Warren Percival
Vassalboro'; second to Elijah wadsworth of Liver
more Falls. Eve lambs, First to Warren Percival;
second to Elian Wadsworth. Fine WoOled Bucks.
First to r. Markham OF Watervle; second to same.
Ewes one M Year old and over First to E. Maxham
Lambs, First to W. W. Pease. Ewes that have
sSckled lambs, First to Z. Ma1ham; second 10
Iambs or pen OF sheep. First to Dean Swift OF Sid
ney; second TO A. Leavitt of Livermore Falls.
low Of Insane Hospital Augusta; second to j. W.
Merrill OF Portland Best boar. large breed First to
G. NJ Dut on of East Vassalboro'; second to A.
Baker OF Gardiner. Best sow, small breed, First to
II. NJ. har ow; second to ). w. Merrill. Best boar,
small breed, Frst 10 .; A. Dow of WsterviIle;
Packard OF East Winthrop, second to S. Is. Page Of
Winthrop.
Poul!ry.--Leghorns, First to Miss M. Carlton of
West Gardiner, White Legborns, First to j. r.
Boarfiman OF Augusta. Bruhmas, First to o. p.
Howe ct Aueusta; second to ). yafpey White Po-
fowl, First to G. A. Cummings of Manchester. Ban
tams First to: +. X. B1tIer OF Hall well. Ducks,
First to J; A. Cummings; second to Warren Saw
Farm I'roducts.-For seed coIn First to James
Hnssey OF Vassslboo'. Fer potatoes, First TO s
johnson OF OrOn0 tor most varieties; second to
Moses II. Hussey of North Berwick, for the finest
exhibition OF choice varieties.
The exhibition of draft horses took place
Friday forenoon. Three pairs of horses and a
single horse OF the Normandy breed (weight
1600) owned by Horace Woodman, of Saco,
competed. The drag, loaded with stone, weigh
irg 4S9Slbs was hauled with ease, and furnished
an interesting exhibition of strength. The Nor
mnndy horse also accomplished the same feat,
amid great cheering. At the auction sale of
stock several valuable animals were disposed
of John f. Anderson of South Wipdham
sold quite number of Devons, while Charles
Veazie of Winthrop also disposed of quite
number of Jerseys. AT the conclusion of the
scrub race on Friday afternoon, the CAPITAL
Guards Capt. Wyman, accompanied BY the
Gardiner Band, appeared on the track, escort
ing barouche with the president and trustees
of the Society. On arriving at the stand the
procession halted, and the officers and the es-
cort took seats in the judges stand to witness
the races. The company was Hastily uniform
ed, and well drilled. The receipts Of the Fair
were nearly $4,000.