The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
COLLIN COUNTY FAIR.
AN INCREASED ATTENDANCE
Attosis the sacosss Of tae Asaociation,
Summary OF the Days Raoos-iis.
Of Prsmisms Awarded
tlon OF Ofiosrs Tor the
Ensuing Year, Etc.

MCKINNEY, Oct. l0.--[SpsciAl The
lsat Day of the Mckinney fair opened
anspiciouoly, and on increased at
tendance attsstsd the interest taken
in its success. Nothing has occurred
to mar the pleasure Of the occasion,
and exhibitors and spectators, ono and
all. speak of this fairness of decisions
and awards, aud part in the beat OF
feeling, Wishing increased success
may attend the fourth annual fair Of
Collin.
The forenoon WAS occupied first
with pony race, Whlsh was Won by
"Red Bud" ownad by popular and
well-known young lawyer OF McKin-
nay, M w. Johnson.
Then came M exhibition by owners
Of teams In double and single harness.
Ssversl raissrs or foo stock cntere d
leans. The premium for tho beat
team IN doubls harness was won by
W. ID. Davis, a fsrAcr NJ YTest Csllin.
,aklng over several competitors.
TsaJ FOR siugle hSrness was won by
i. III. XIII, OF Mckinney.
The pronlum for tie Test sqpestrign
| ottft, owned by rider, wa won by
MI, ID. O. Eill-nino entries.
Mr.. George Hsrn0on, MI enterpris.
! ing farmer and stoolg-raiser OF Collin,
who ordered some fne stock from Mis-
souri, for exhibition in tho aroma, 10.
| ceiv cd word that his fac stallion an a
jack mad been shipped and awaited
| Dim at Fort Worth. He Ge,u the word
In time hst no stock.
| 10 the trOtang race there were three
! entries: Tho FIRST heat was won by
Wild Bill; Clarence IL, second, Time
2;59.
Sscosd HeIt--Clarence IF, Grst
Wlld Rill sccond; Judge b, third
Third Heat Clarence II, fret; wild
Blll, second; Judge B, third. Ti@s
Fourth Heat-Wild BIZ, fret; Clsr-
once IL, second. pime, 1903
Fifth Hogt-Olarenca III wan.
Ii tque2tyienne fests for gentlemen
between 10 and IS, the premium wss
aNsrned 10 Willie araees; certificate
90 Clint Stiff.
IN the running rice thsce were two
9ntri9a: Norman, GGessvill0 hors.,
aud Maud, Collin county horse; won
by Norman.
- oRNNiti a -+NJ WIN tlA NNA tlN run
under ln0 auspices of the usgOgiatiQu,
between Fred Moulden aud Rebel;
Wdu by Rebel.
"Farm C5tsag0," pGnoil cravop,
VOa tho premium in thtt department
IL was executed By Miss niania Cam
er0nl % little miss OF II yeSrt, and
oyircod considerable srtis3 touch.
A lake scene, OIL painting, exhibited
by rio Same little miss also won
premium,
Alfred Fraeman, OF Mckinney, hav-
ing handsome subject In OUa IT nc
kinuey's druggists, won the premium
on photographic work. Mr. Freoman's
exhibition IL good one
The piamium3 on farm machinery
Was aWnfdau IS follows: Newton
wagon, eS0ibit5d by j. y, Moore; Mo
limo black land plow, exhibited by j.
O. Moore,
The fair closed with the largost AZ
tAudanco ~ any day or the week, aud
With the beat and kluiliess Of feelings.
NOT d fight has occurred oo the
grounds during tho fair, no druakan
usss ana but little disorder. THa
HERALD correspondent Ia under okii-
cations % w. h. Harrison, sooratsry
~ tho association, ana Captain Il. Il
Stlf, president, for fGyOrS reudored.
The stockholdbrs OF the fair aSsocip-
ton met aud elected the following oiii-
eers: u. 4. suT. preslssnt; a. w.
0glssby, Geors0 Horndou, yice-presi-
dents; VI. Il. Harrison. secratsrr; II.
u Say, treasurer; z. p. Muse, L. u.
Em-ts9u, F. M. Hili, Jassia Shaiu, Il.
A. Foots, IL. Collins, directors.