The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-06-11

ey, A. Lee Williams, ID. Murlin, ]. A
Hayt, w. Saver, S. S. Jones, L. Ne
Ian, L. Loucks, c. Hubbard, A. Par
menter, and c. Whelan.
The program committee reported
a program for four days fair and
the dates are to be Sept. aI-24. II
was voted to have cavalcade of all
premium stock on the morning oil
the fourth day.
The salary of the Secretary was
increased to SIoo by unanimous
vote of the board.
Messrs. Nelap, Williams and Dew
ey were appointed as committee to
consider a proposition for the cree
ton of "a grand stand on the grounds.
Rule nine was amended so that
animals can be shown in their class,
in herds and sweepstakes. Also rule
fifteen so that all premiums awarded
must be called for before the first
Monday in November.
Several changes were made in the
list Of premiums offered-the most
important of which was in division
B, making the premiums the same on
all breeds of cattle.
]. +. VanHoten and J. Beelby were
appointed marshals.
The following superintendent of
the several divisions were appointed:
Gates, t. Nelan; division A, VIM.
Saver, ]. A. Hayt; division B, A. Par
menter; division c, ID. Murlin, l..
Loucks; division d, classes 26, 27
and 20, ]. w. Dewey; classes go, 80,
81 and go, G. Whelan; division G.,
c. Hubbard.
The following viewing committees
were appointed:
DIVISION B-HORSEs.
Class Ito be selected by SUPER
intendent.
Class ?, Roadsters and Trotting
stock-Geo. Saver, J. Goodwin, ].
Hutton.
Glass 3, Farm Teams-Bruce Buck
minister, S. Goodale, Geo. Cooper.
Class 4, Matched and Single horses
Jas. Heath, L. Schad, A. Purves.
Class S, Draft horses-Setb Cook,
Geo. Russell, N. X. Potter.
Glass 6, Walking teams-Same as
Glass 7, Speed-To be filled by
Supt.
DIVISION B-CATTLF.
Class 8, Shorthorns-Joseph Pur-
YES, c. @. Sterling, T. H. Reeves.
Glass 9, Devons, Class 10, Aver
shires-Same as s.
Glass II, Holsteins-Dexter Nor.
ris, E. L. Lyman, H. w. Blgelow.
Glass IL, Jerseys-To be filled by
Supt.
Class IS, Grade cattle-B. B. Har-
dy, John Wilkinson, w. Potter.
Sweepstakes-J. S. Mcbride, K.
Beelby, F. G.. Morrice.
Class ID, Fat cattle, etc.-M. NJ.
Boyington, w. Underwood, S. E..
Sheldon.
DIVISION c-sHEEP, ETC.
Class IS, American Merinos, E.
Devore, ]. Baldwin, VIM. Leonard.
Class I6, Long Wools-A. J. Good.
all, Pearsall, H. Hawley.
Class II, Grades-W. H. Phelps,
Jas. o Mel, H. Stewart.
Glass IS, Berkshires-Burt Ellis,
w. Jones, Geo. Smith.
Glass lo, Suffolk-Same as rS.
Class 20, Poland China--Jno. Rey,
nolds, l. F Parkhurst, l. Mills.
Glasses 2I-24, Jersey Red, Essex,
Chester White, etc.-Same as 20.
Class IS, Poultry-To be filled by
Association.
DIVISION D-FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
Glass 26, Farm Implements-M.
S. Smith, E. E. Bunting, Clark Whe-
Ian.
Class AZ, Boots and Shoes-D. S.
Post.
Glass 2S, Cabinet Work-Wm.
Richards.
DIVISION E--PAINTINGs, NEEDLE WORK,
FLOWERS, ETC.
Class 2o, Domestic Manufacture
Mrs. G. r. Warren, Mrs. Clark
Whelan, Mrs. d. Murlin.
Glass 80, Paintings-To be filled
by Supt.
Glass 81, Needle work--Mrs. A.
H. Parkil, Mrs. E. ]. Cook, Mrs.
Charles Whelan.
Class 32, Fowers--Mrs. B. +. Tay-
lor, Mrs. S 2. Bogue, Mrs. A. S.
Parmenter.
DIVISION F--FRUIT.
Glass 33-A. ]. Wilcox, John New.
berry, Martin Rourke,
Class "a, Bread and butter-Mrs.
J. A. Hayt, Mrs. d. Shanafelt, Mrs
l.. l.. Lyman.
Class IS, Maple Sugar-Same as
"a.
DIVISION C-MIsCELLANEoUs.