Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-01-18

city, at Z o'clock last evening. with
President Z. r. Beach In the chair.
The court room was filled with dairv-
men, manufacturers of dairy implements
and citizens. Mayor W. Fl. Seaman. in
behalf of the city, welcomed the dairy
men with a few well-chosen remarks.
touching on the extensive manufacturing
and other industries of Sheboygan. in
which are included the chair, tannerv.
brewing, iron foundry and shipping in
terests.
The address Of welcome was followed
by Hon. r. D. Torrey, secretary of the
Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. of Oshkosh,
who showed up Wisconsin and its SUI
perlor standing as dairy state, in it's
proper light. Then came the annual adj
dress of President G. r. Beach, of
Whitewater, in which he congratulated
the association on it's success, the val21a-
BILE information which its annual meet
ings impart, the notable increase in the
manufacture of butter and cheese. also
the advancement in quality and reputa-
ton Of Wisconsin's dairy products, and
urged the maintenance of the associa-
ton and the reputation the state now
holds in the great dairy industry.
At the close Of the presidents address,
j. q. Hubbard, Of Chicago, sang, care
ye sleeping, Maggie ?" which was fol-
lowed By discourse from Hon. FL. D.
Sherman, of Monticello, Iowa, on the
manufacture, local and foreign repUta-
ton of Iowa butter, ofwhich he is alarge
manufacturer, operating twelve large
creameries IN three counties.
The exhibit CT cheese and butter is very
large. A pyramid made up of cheddar,
fiat and young America cheese is con-
spicious near the presidents chair. The
exhibition OF dairy implements, goods,
ETC., is the inrgest ever shown at the
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association.
SHEBoYGAN, Wis, January 13.-The
afternoon session of the Wisconsin
Dairymen's Association yesterday was
taken up by Hon. Hiram Smith, Prof.
". A. Henry, of the agricultural farm at
Madison, j. A. Smith, of Cedarburg, r.
d. Torrey, of Oshkosh, and Miss Fannie
Morley In reading interesting papers.
They were all able and brought out dis
cusslOns OF great interest and value
Following the afternoon session about
AS guests repaired to Turner Hall,
where the banquet was spread. Here
were five long tables across the main
floor of the hall, and three on the stage,
profusely decorated with natural flow
ers and spread with a most palatable and
bountiful repast, the hall was
very tastefully decorated with flags
and banners of various kinds hanging
in line from the center of the ceiling to
each corner and over the main entrance
fn tho haI1 h17TlCr q lorrtn
the word "Forward" in large letters.
The following is the programme Of the
banquet, which was the most glorious
of any previous meeting OF the associa-
ton. Many of the toasts were very hu-
morous and brought out the loudest ap-
plause. The singing was charming,
especially that of j. G.. Lumbard, of
Chicago, in which he was encored each
time:
Glee Club.
1. The annual Dairy Production of the State
500 100000 Golden Calf, whose
Mother is the Wisconsin Cow Response
by Hon. R. D. Torrey, Oshkosh.
2. The State of Wisconsin. Response by Col.
Conrad Krez, Sheboygan.
g. The Farmer Boys of Wisconsin Give Them
a Chance for Their Brains, as Well as
Their Hands. Response by Prof. W. A.
Henry, Madison,
Solo by ]. g. Lumbard, of Chicago.
4. The Farmers Girls-They rule the Farm
ers Boys, who rule the Nation. Response
by L. D. Harvey, Sheboygan.
5. The Irish Bull "A breed noted in His
tory, and famous in Song and Story. Re-
Spouse by W. D. Hoard, Fort Atkinson.
6. The Irish Cow-Vigorously MIXED and
poorly Fed. Response by Hon. Jno. E.
Thomas, Sheboygan Falls.
Z. The Dairy Pursut-The Cream of Agricul-
ture. Response by Hon. H. D. Sherman,
Monticello. Iowa.
8. Our Guests-The Wisconsin Dairymen. Re-
spouse BY Hon. B. Williams, Sheboygan.
Solo by J. G. Lumbard, Chicago.
9. The Dairymen of Wisconsin
Some say the COW, with her gentle pace,
Is little too slow for the governors race.
Response by Hon Hiram Smith, Sheboygan
Falls.
10. Sheboygans Productions Cheese, Chairs
and Children. Response by T. M. Black
stock, Sheboygan.
IL. Toast. Response by President Beach,
Whitewater.
SHEBOYGAN, January 13.-The closing
session of the dairymen's meeting
opened at A. M. with a paper from Hon.
A. d. Deland on present and prospec-
tive dangers to the dairy interests, which
he delivered in an able and satisfactory
manner, explaining in detail the gross
dangers from patent right cheese-hoop
men, who are trying hard to rob the
wealth.
Chester Hazen followed with interest
ing remarks on his mistakes as dairy
man, giving some very suggestive points.
The reports of the committees on res
II I L L.
The officers elect are: President, G.
r. Beach, of Whitewater; secretary, D.
W. Curtis, Fort Atkinson; treasurer, Fl.
K. LOOMS, Sheboygan Falls. On mo-
ton the convention adjourned sine dee.
Lost Articles.