The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-10


brood mares, which rsmeia. tbs-
same.
Premiums for draft horses are not
altered, except in the case Ct boood
mares.
Best brood mare, with Soal By her
side. premium increased from soto
$40: second best increased from SIS
to $40.
premiums on matched horses and
mares reduced $40 throughout ths
list. It was decided that identity Of
color was not Indispensable 70 match
ed horses
For ssddle horses tie list is amen
ded so as to read. Best stallion for
saddle, so. No second premium
offered.
Best marc or geldlng for Saddle,
$40; second best, $50.
For trOtters tbe two 800 preIni-
ums offered last year we're divided
and other amendments made soas to
have the list as follows:
Best and fastest trottinz stallion,
S75; second best, S95. Best snd
fastest trotting mare, sT5; second
best. 925. Best and fastest trottine
gelding, $60s=aerond best. $25.
Under the head of sweepstakes the
premium for the best and fastest
trotting horse, mare or gelding Is
made 500 Instead Of $3.50; for SEQ
ond best premium offered Of 800;
for third best $50.
The premium for best dram stalli.
on of any age is reduced from $500
to 800; for best draft mare Of any
age or breed other than drsft SEQ
70 800; best mare from 800 70 500
The three principal premiums n
jacks and mules are reduced to $40,
aud the others on the list 20 S..
The short hora premium lise was
amended by striking ont the premi-
ums for bulls 4 years old and over,
and making "best bun 8 years old
and under, read best bull three years
old and over. Other premiums re-
main the same. --- r
The same Amendments are made
in regard to premiums for 4 years
old COWS. In Herefords and Alder
nsys the second premiums were
striken ont, 49, .,.s, -f+
The premiums on dairy stock were
striken out, and a premium Of Sl00
for the best mich COW and $50 for
second best inserted. Premiums to
be awarded in 1882, the owners Sof
cows keeping record Of the milk
and butter produce from one ealying
to another.
The following appointments we're
made of persons to take charge Of
the various departments at the next
Estate Fair: Horses, I. g. Delano,
of Chillicothe; Cattle, L B. BsSprague.
of Springfield; sheep, swine and
poultry, James c. Jamison, Of Cadiz;
{ machinery and implements, William
|, B. MeCiung. Of Troy; mechanics and
! manufactures, B. P Cameron, oi
: Aurora; textile fabrics, Simpson
Harmount, of Canal Dover; farm
I product and fruit hall, d. c. Rich
! | mond, of Sandusky;; flowers and 6ne
l arts, John A. Wardsr, of Cincinnati
D. c. Richmond, ". B. McClung, I
{ 1G. Delano and L. B. Sprague weri
7 appointed Executive COMMITTEES.
= It was ordered that trial of en-
Z gines and plows be held during tn
I two days before the fair instead o
4 during the fair as heretofore. Tris
4 to be made under the general diree
7 ton Of the Executive Committee.
Z No premiums are offered for Res
Z pers and Mowers, but it was ordere'
2 that diplomas be awarded for Al
I. worthy improvements made sine
= the trial of 1870 at Mansfield.
Z The second premiums for BoTl
e oxen and the premium for yearltDI
y oxen were striken out and the prs
p MUM for the best yoke oxen, 4 year
.. old and over, reduced from $50 {
Z $50. Work oxen are to be exhib
y ted in working order.
y The premiums for fat cattle r
y main the same, except that for Il
- hest steer three year and under fou
& which vas reduced from $50 70 So
= In the other departments man
v changes were made-in some cas-
premiums reduced and in other cast
y increased. The premiums list stanC
= in the aggregate amount of premium
le offered about the same % LAST yea
y the Board having reduced in depar
llg ments well developed in which it
y desirable to bring out better di
u plays.