The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03
e. S. Houston best heifer calf, 2 o(

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breeds We're best. ...,1..sa
4 M CLASS l2ETzM1IERINO SHEEP. al..,o
|. j. Clappior best buck 2 year sassf
1 old OF. over, t4grH 1a 6 &c
+ 7. A.Gilchrist 2d 93G,'s.a3 q a5r3 u.
&. a. Eyerhart best yearling buck,4 !.
i /. J. Clappa best buck lamb, 3 i.
e. "A. .Eyerhaft I'd g 81 sc
| /. J.iClapp best pen ewes years
+ or over, .Iff f. 5#t 6 !.
G. A. EYerhart I'd #" 3 !.
/ |. j, Clapp best yearling ewes, ST..
7. "A. Gilchrist I'd IN - Q 81.
| J. J. Clapp best eve lamb A..
CLASS 13-LoNG WOOL SHEEP.
John Long IT best (IeIcester) e
buck years old or over 6 &C
W..P. Lampbire, Cd best Cots
Wold) buck, atad fa # g..
VIM. Yule, best yearling Colts s..
Wold) buck, e" fa41 .As 4 =.
John Long, I'd best (Leicester)
buck, tA1.a @rH sa<
VIM. Yule, best buck lamb, '15t E 3 !.
John Long, Cd best buck lamb, | SO
VIM. \ ule, best pen (CottsWold)
ewes, af I.ll)l5~ t..1 g "a.
JohnIong, I'd bestpen Ieicester)
ewes, % Hol .117 III ~ $500 8 !.
VIM. Yule, best pen yearling ao,
(CottsWolD ewes, ! 1o ~aGofsid 5 !.
John Long, best yearling eve
Ieicester) lambs, I5o ID E1l13 4 !.
VIM. Yule I'd (CottsWold) lsa @. r..
GLASS 10, DIVISION B-soUTH DOWN
I. Balm best buck lamb, 4a m 8
"a alu IT, 5w lg.g1 SO
best eve lambs, 4r A..
CLASS 14-GRADE SHEEP. ~!
A. S. Carpenter best pen ewes, A.
". p. Lanphire best yearling ewes,3 :,
The Judges in this class awarded 1st
premium to two pen Of eve lambs.
CLASS l15-sWINE, BERKsHIREs. r.
VIM. Yule, best SOW and pigs, 6 J.
VIM, Fourth best boar pig over 6
months and under / year, 3 -.
VIM. Fourth best pen pigs under :"
3 months, ' 4 !.
CLASS 16-POLAND CHINA OR Magic.
Anton Schlax best boar / year old
or over, 6
best SOW and pigs. :.
best pen of shoats
over 3 and under 6 months, 5
CLASS 17-sUFFOLK Or ANY SMALL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. }T,y4rc : fsEEE IS q
". S. Maxwell best boar pig over !, ID.
Sand under 6 months. 3. >.
r. best SOW and pigs, So.
m "a - ST..
GLASS POULTRY. Ill
d. Buell. Waukegan, best pair
dark brahma fowls, 4a t.. I
". Reed Waukegan, best black
spanish, III. t.3 .a+1
c. r. Andruss Bristol, best pair &
buff cochin, tE v. -.a
a. S. sherman Waukegan, white
cochins, IaJ III ....-..,.. cd -,
BloWney & Finkle Waukegan,
best pair partridge cochins, / -.
james O'zanne Somers, best pair ,a 4.
White dOrklns, a. -.-.5 X. +1 =
ID. Brown Waukegan, best pair
plymoth rock fowls, .a ri IL
"A. 5. Sherman Waukegan, best
pair white leghoTns,. l.....+at 1
brown, do -.
f. II. Lyman kenosh, best pair loa
houdan, 0 ao t10H il ~.
A. B. Watt1es kenosha, silver b1 1
hamburger, 1aa 4gsa s8 #3f3 - e,
A. B. Wattles best blk brested
red game, rL iH 5a 100
BloWney & Finkle Waukegan,
-3 best golden seabright bantams. / 0OI
d. Buell. Waukegan, best pair
white bantam. Sd a sfa.e1 90
S. K. Sheldon Racine, best pair
DIX brested red game buntam, 4 90
. best cock and hen, 9 o.
c, r. Andruss Bristol, best pair E.a
bronZed turkeys, nd 9,.a-. I DOL
.d -" best pair guinea fws, COL
CLASS l6-DAIRY PRODUCTS.
The Society offered in this class. for
best sample OF packages ofcreamery
butter not less than so TBS. each. a
premium ofotwenty-fve dollars and
a psorata premium of seventy-fve dol
lars for all samples that would be
judged first grade butter, the same for
dairy butter samples of 2 packages,
and the.ssame premium for factory
cheese; and required five entries in
each to compete. In cremely butter.
but A entries made, also in Factory
cheese only 4 entries were made. The
The judges were selected from Chicago
and experts in judging the necessary
qualities Of good butter and cheese
for market, and we give their figures
as the base of conclusions. 1affSts @
Lot So, entered by R. S. Houston,
Pleasant Prairie of 5 tubs. ii assH il
Flavor. Keeping, solidity. Color. Salt.
NO. 1 =. .. 4. 5. +
. ~ 10 10 10
Il. 10 ~ 10 10 Ia-, 10