The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-09-25
P REn1Uns AWARDED
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.TWENTY-.THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
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The A gricultural Society of the County e
Kenosha held its 23d Annual Fair at the FAIL
Grounds OF the Society in Briltol ON the 10Th
18th and 18th days 81 september 1873 Thr
first day was beautiful one, end the entries
on that day were larger than any gear before
on the first day OF the fair. The second was
very unpleasant, being rainy most of the day
Notwithstanding the rain quite large num-
Der were on the grounds, and the entries were
more than expected, The last day was more
rropitious and more people were on the
ground than ever before at any fair in Ken o.
livered an address which was listened to with
close attention, and gave entil satisfaction.
The Fair passed off quietly, aud satisfactorily
to all, the finances are very satisfactory, being
sufficient to pay all expenses and premiums,
and leave handsome surplus irsthc treasury.
Class l.
The Judges appointed in Class to examine
and report on Stations, award a
ToJ. H. g. j. A. Kearnes of Bristol, ..4.
For beat stallion the frst premium S 1000
To L. Clark of Walworth the I'd 500
To Chas P. sabln OF Salem for best
8 year old Stallion 1st premium 600
N. o. Brown OF Lake County, Ill
I'd lest 800
e. CULVER
v-. - - Ell. GO. VINCENT
B. Fl. STooKER
Judges.
The Judges on Carriage & Draft Horses
would report 4S entries in this. Glass. The
show of good horses was equal to any hereto
tore exhibit ed in Kenosha County.
Mr. John Hockney Of Randall exhibited the
best Carriage team aud was awarded the
first premium of 500
To Robert Har tnell OF Brighton was awarded
the Cd nremium of $40
To n. Crowley of Salem for best Draft team
The frat nremium of 5 90
To John Hockney " "a 3-Oo
To ] E. Watson or Genoa for best Single
Horse LIST premium of 800
To T. L. Benedict OF Bristol for I'd OF 100
Mr.. James Cronk of Salem entered spien-
did team ''an the best matched team" but
the Society having no premium offered for
mat ched teams the Judges had no powar to
award auy, but would say if there had been
any should have awarded it to that team as
they were well matched
E. w KINGMAN
Z D. CUNNING
Adm GuLIC.
judges,
Your Com ittee who were appointed to
Judge on Brood Mares 81 Colts report 36 en-
tries in this Glass, and award
To w. " Gull OF Brighton for best Brood
Mare the frst premium Of 90
To John Mu5ter the ID :" - OF 3 90
To John II. Wlesmann of Brighton best
year old colt 400
To Martin Tourteotte of Bristol ID OF 2.CO
To H. G Blackman ofParls for best . year
old colt 800
To f. n. Waldo of Bristol ID 200
To Marvin Tymeson of Bristol Tor best
yearling colt 200
To Marvin Tymeson I'd LOO
To w V. Gull for best Sucking Colt 800
To Martin Tourtelotte 81 200
Z. VANWIE
L. UPsoN
IRA HOLMES
Judges.
The Judges in Glass 4 award
To G. P. sabin of Salem for best Jack 500
! II. T H., ~,
old mule 8 0L
=" I" for best Sucking Cot 200
TO P. sabin Of Salem % 100
&. CULVER
G. o. VINCENT
B. II. SToCSER
judges.
The Judges in Glass for trottne horses
ward
TO t J. Wood Of Walworth CO for the fastest
trotting horse lct rremjum Of $500
To Geo Earring of McHenry Co. I'd is 90
+ PADDOCK
j. M. WILDER
! Judges.
Your Committee appointed for Judges In
Glass 6 Durham Cattle report but few en-
tries in this class, owing to the muddy trav
cling, the large herd of Mr. VIM. Rhodes OF
Brighton could not get 10 lbe fair Ground
as wei as many other cattle Of var.ons blood
I which Yves intended to have been exhibited
at your tair what was on hano was good
| We award
10 George R Nixon OF Bristo. for best
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