The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

An INCREASED .ArrtnoAsoe
Atiss,s the sseo.ss 81 che Assoeis'ion,
sumssry ~ the Days iiaees-i'is,
81 Prssisms Awarasi--Eiss
atom 90 Omssr. for the
EHsuing Wear, no.

MokfNsEY, Ost, lo.--lspo1ial.l The
last day OF tho Mckinney air opened
ausplolously, and an increased at
tendance attastsd tho interest tsken
In Lea success. Nothing has occurred
To mar The PLEASURE Of tho occasion,
and exhibitors and spectators, one and
all. speak OF tho fairness OF deelsions
and awards, and part IN tho best OF
feeling, Wishing increased 1uccess
mey Ettend the fourth snnnI fair OF
Collin.
The fnrenosn was occupied hrst
with pony racn, which was won by
"Rod Bud" owned by a popular and
well-known young lawyer OF Mchip-
nov, NJ, W. johnson.
Then came az exhibition by owners
~ tsgna IN donple and single harness.
Several raiseIs OF tire stock entered
Lesmr. Tho premium for the best
team Ia doubli harness was won by
w. ID. Dayis, a farmer II West Collin,
taking over seN raj competitors.
ThuG for sirCiu harness was won by
T.. AZ. Hin, OF IL Kinney.
Tho premium Tor TIE uest equestrian
outti owned by rider, waa won by
MIR. ID. q. Hill-uins ontries.
MIR. GtbEkt lltfuhbhp Nh NiAANNlIIAo-
ing farmer ara stoci,-rsisar or Collin,
who ordered toms fine stock from Mis-
souri, for exhibition IN tho arena, ro-
Gel ed word that his fiLe stallion aud
Jack hsd been shipped aud awaited
MIN nc Fort Worth. He gets the word
in Time nut no stock.
In the trotting race there were three
entries: The first heat was won by
Wild Bill; Clarence Ii, second. Time,
2:5S
Second Hsat-Clarence II, 6rrt;
Wild Bill, second; Judge B, third.
Time, 2:b9.
Dill, second; JGege b, third. Time,
$500,
Fourth Hogt--Wild Bill, frat; ClaI-
ence III. second. Time, 500
liith Hea,--Clarunce u won,
IL equeRtrieune fratS Tor gou.leneD
between 10 and IS, tho premium was
awarded to Willie Graves; certificate
to Clint Stiff.
Ia the running rnco there vera two
entries: NormaD, 8 Greenvllic horse,
and Maud, Collin county horse; won
by Norman.
4. special race was srrsuged and run
under the su'picss of the association,
between Fred MOUlden aud Rebel;
hVh w 1hobtls
"Farm C5ttsge," . pencil cTayou,
won the premium Ia that depsrtmens.
IT was exscnted By Miss Minnie Cam
erou, little MISC Of IL ysari, and
eyincec considerable artistic touch.
A lake scone, oil painting, exhibited
by the same little MICS, also won a
premium.
Alfred freeman, of Mckinney, hav-
ing haudsome subject in one Il Nc
Kinney's dru 4gisss, won the prsmium
OF photographic work. MIR. Freenlan's
exhibition il good one.
The premiums on farm machinery
was awarded az follows: Newton
wagon, exhibited by j. q. Moore; Mo.
limo black land pillow, exhibited by j.
O. Moore.
The fair ciosed with the largest st.
tendance Of any dav of tha Weea, and
with the best and kia lest 81 feelings.
Not s fight has occurred en- The
grounds during the fix, no 6ru ken
uess and but little disor0er. The
HERALD correspondent il uI.Gqr obi
gat,0us to w. B. Harrison, secretary
Of the associs, ion, sud Cap.siu ID r.
Stiff, president, for fayors rendered..
The stockholders OF the far associa-
ton met and elected the following Off
osrs: K. K. Stiff. presidsnt; l.. w.
Oglosby, Gsor . Herndon, vioe-presi-
dents; W. b H4rtiHOn, secretary; X.
L. Say, easprer; L. p. Muse Z. u.
Emerson, #. NJ. Hill, jessie Saelp, l..
A. Foots, II. Collips, dirtcLoTS.