Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-02-14
No. Z, in the capitol, made the following
awards of premiums:

For Best Ten Winter Varieties adapted Il
HisconSin-First premium, II. Floyd, OF Der
lin: second premium, A. j. Phillips, of Yves
Salem; third premium, Chas. HrschInger, Of
BaraboO.
F,o,. the Best FlUe Winter Varieties AddpteC
to Wisconsin,, G. Hirschinger, Balaboo; 2
A. J. Phillips, West Salem; 3, W. a. Springer
Weyauwega.
Best FT0e Winter Varieties for Market Par
pOses-1. II. Floyd, Berlin; 2, A. j. Phillips
West Salem 8, Chas Hirschinger, Baraboo.
Best FiUe Fail Varieties, 1Uuh StGte1nent-1
A. J. Phillips; 2, G. Hirschinger; 3, VIM. Reid
North Prairie.
Single Plates: Phrnb's Cider, A. J.
Phillips; 2, G. PETER, of Pewaukee.
Haas, @. Hirschinger; A. j. Phillips.
FdmeuSe-1, H. Floyd; 2, G. Hirschinger.
Wdlbridge-1, A. J. Phillips; Q, W. A. Sprin-
Seek No Futher-1, H. Floyd; 2, W. A.
Springer.
Taiinon S,ceet-1, H. Floyd; 2, C. Hirschin,
ger.
Golden Russell, Geo. Jeffrey, Milwaukee
2, G. Hirschinger.
W5Jo,o T,oig-l, c. Hirschinger; 2, A. J.
Phillips.
WedHbg-1, A. j. Phillips; Q, Geo. P. PETER
Utter, A. ]. Phillips; 2, G. p. PETER.
PeaCdukee-1, II. Floyd, 2, I. B. Lilly, Mad
ison.
Ben DdUjs-1, G. Jeffrey; 2, C. Hrschinger.
Display of Sho1Uy Apples, not to EGceed Ten
1. A. J. Phillips; 2, c.. Hirschinger; 3, VIM.
Reid. North Prairie.
Display of NeeC Varieties, Not to EGceed
Ten, e. Weightman. Weyauwega; 2; W. A.
Springer, Weyauwega; 8, A. J. Phillips.
Single, NeaU Fdrjeties-1, w. A. Springer.
Single, Winter Variety, Seedling-1, George
J. Kellogg, GAINESVILLE; 2, A. J. Phillips; 3, Geo.
Jeffrey.
Display of Crap Appies-1, A. J. Phillips; 2,
@. p, PETER
Display of Peas, George Jeffrey, Milwau-
kee, and G. 3. Dawley, Plymouth; 2, G. 2.
PETER, PeWaukee.
Display of Grapes-1, VIM. Reid; 2, Geo. J,
Kellogg.
Single Tar'tety of Grapes-1, VIM. Reid; 2,
Geo. J. Kellogg.
Display of Fruit of All Kinds-1, VIM.
Reid 2, c. Hirchinger; A. j. Phillips.
On the 9th inst, DR.. J. w. Vance, OF
Madison, opened the exercises with a
paper on Bee Keeping" showing his
extensive knowledge of apiarian pur-
suits. 1t has been expected that Ran
doIph Huntington, Of Rochester, n.
Y, would be present to address the
meeting on american H1ghbred Trot-
ting Stock. with Pedigree" but though
unable to attend, he sent paper on
that subject, which was read by A. L.
Davidson, of Madison. The paper was
very elaborate and furnished much
valuable data concerning the subject
of which it treated. "The Man
agement of the University Farm ~
formed the topic of a paper by I. G.
Sloan, and on its conclusion quite an
interesting discussion followed, partici-
pated in by j. @. Ford, of Madison, and
| Aaron BOughtoD, of Evansville. The
evening meeting was held in the agri-
cultural rooms. Gen. Geo. e. Bryant
presented an exceedingly Interesting
paper on the Advantages of the Agri-
cultural Farm in Connection with the
State University" The topic formed
the basis Of a lively discussion as to
whether it is advantageous to keep the
state university and agricultural farm
connected. This paper was the final ex,
ercise, the reading of the other papers
on the programme being dispensed with,
owing to the lateness Of the hour.