Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-10-06
STATE FAIP PREMIUMS.
Awards of Premiums to Exhibitors In the
Various Departments and Glasses at
the State Fair at Milwaukee Last
Week.


most successful in the history of the
society. Seventy thousand people
attended, and the gate receipts
amounted to $4,000, more than
twice those at the State Fair held at
Madison a year ago. The society Is
paying off old debts with part OF the
profits, and will enter upon the new
wear in O. f1ourishing condition finan-
cially. At the annual meeting of the
State Agricultural Society, it was de-
cided by unanimous vote to hold the
fair in Milwaukee for the next five
years. The following officers were
elected, the choice for president being
unanimous:
President-Casper M. Sanger, Milwaukee.
e-Presidents-Seth Fisher, First Dis
trict; II. D. Hit, Second District; M. Il.
Doyan, Third District: j. G. j. Campbell,
Fourth District; j. M. Smith, Filth Dis
trict; A. W. Vaughn, Sixth District ). M.
True, Seventh District; W. A. Johnson,
Eighth District; VIM. Wilson, Ninth DIS
trict.
Secretary-T. L. Newton, Beaver Dam.
Treasurer. L. Miner, GAINESVILLE.
Members of the Executive Board-C. M.
Clark f. c. Curtis, N. D. Fratt, Geo. j.
Scheffel, H. c. Adams, A. Ludlow and s.
ID. Hubbard.
The awards of premiums at the fair
were as follows:
CATTLE.
Class TO- Shorthorns-Cow 3 years old
and over: J. M. Scoville, Lawville, both
premiums Best cow 2 years old and under
3: j. NJ. Scoville George Harding, Wauke-
sha Heller 1 year old and under 2: George
Harding; J. NJ. Scoville. Heller calf over 6
months and under II months: Geo. Hard
ing both. Heller calf under six months
old: Geo. Harding; j. M. Scoville. Bull 3
years old and over: j. NJ. Scoville, both.
Bull years old and under B: j. M. Sco-
vile. Bull 1 year old and under 2: Geo.
Harding; J. NJ. Scoville. Bull calf over 6
and under IL months: Geo. Harding; j ohm
A. Cole, Hustisford. Bull calf under 6
months old: j. M. Scoville, first. Jerseys
Cow 3 years old and over: Strang q Wells,
Auroraville; John Boyd, Chicago. Cow 2
wears old and under 3: 81. s. Durand, Ra-
ci e: John Boyd, Chicago. Heller 1 year
old and under 9: H. s. Durand, both.
Heller calf under 6 months: II. s. DuranG,
both Bull 3 years old and over: John
Boyd; H. S. Durand. Bull 1 year old and
under 2: FL. s. Durand, first. Bull call
over months and under IL months: John
Boyd, second. Bull calf under g: ID. 8.
Durand, first.
Ga!loways Class 12-Cows 3 years old
and over: I. L. Hoover, Clinton; Stone &
Mcconnell Bros, Ripon. Cow years old
and under 8: VIM. Steele, Merton, Stone &
Mcconnell Bros. Heller 1 year old and I'M
der g: Stone & Mcconnell Bros, first and
second. Heller calf over 6 months and I'M
der IL months: VIM. Steele, Stone & Nc
Cornell Bros. Bull years old and over
VIM. Steele Stone & Mcconnell Bros. Bull
[ year old and under 2: l. Il. Hoover
Bull calf under months: Stone & McCon
nell Bros, VIM. Steele.
Ayrshires-Cow years old and over
Chester Hazen, Brandon, first, second and
third Cow 2 years old and under 3: Ches
ter Hazen, all premiums. Heller year old
and under 2: Chester Hazen, first and Sec
ond. Heller over months and under IL
months: Chester Hazen, first. Mr.. Hazen
took all other premiums in this class.
In class Ia, Devons, j. W. Morse IL Sons
of Verona, took ten premiums; Baker &
Sons, of Hustisford, took ten.
In class Is, Herefords, j. j. Williams, o
Berlin, took seven premiums; John Ed
wards & Sons, Fisk, four.
In class 16, Holsteins, A. Myers & Son
Beloit, took eleven; Butler IL Hemingway
Oconomowoc. two; Gillette d More, Rosen
dale, four; Wintermute Bros. Whitewater
one: Barber Randall, Hustisford, one II
Rust Bros, two; j. S. Schaeffer, Greenfield
one.
Guernseys-I. ]. Clapp, Kenosha, took al
premiums, thirteen in number.
Fat Cattle-J. M. Scoville took all pre-
miums.
J. M. Scovile took first, Geo Hardin,
second, j. J. Williams third and W. Stee
fourth premiums on Short-Horns, Gallo
ways, Poled Angus and HEREFORD bee
breeds.
Geo. Baker & Son took first Morse &
Son second, A. Meyer & Son third, Gillette
& Moore fourth premiums on milk breeds
Jerseys, .Ayrshires, Devon, Holsteins anc
Guernseys.
James Morgan's herd prize on sprinI
calves: J. M. Scoville, Geo. Harding.
HORSES.
Class 5, Cleveland Bays-Best stallion
years old and over: George Warren &
Sons, Fox Lake, first. Best stallion 2 year.
old and under 3: Same.
Class 6, Horses for Agricultural Purpose
Best pair mares or geldings: Dillon Bros.
Normal: Samuel Breese, Waukesha. Bes
brood mare with two of her colts: Julia1
West, Paynesville, both premiums. Bes
6llv or gelding 8 years old and under 4
Julian West, first and second. Best FLY O.
eelding years old and under 3: W. Nj
Ormond, Milwaukee,; D. s. Pilgrim, Wan
watosa. Best FLY or gelding year old ant
under 2: D. S. Pilgrim both prizes, Res
sucking foal: Dillon Bros. Julian West.
Class /, Percherons-Dillon Bros, Dixon
Ill.,, took five first premiums [. L. Horne
took two second premiums; W. NJ. Ormond
one second; R. B. Kellogg, one first and TIVE
seconds; M W. Durham, one first; Fred
Pab5t, one second.
Galbraith Bros, of GAINESVILLE, took tel
first and four second premiums on Clyses
dales; Raeside Bros, of Waukegan, tool
two first premiums and one second.
For pure bred draft horses, Dillon Bros.
Dixon, ILL.,, took all premiums.
SHEEP.
Class 10, American Merinos-Best buck
years old and over: Mcconnell Bros.
Ripon, first and second. Best buck, 1 yea
old and under 2: Mcconnell Bros, j. Il
Pitcher. Eagle. Best pen three buck lambs
Mcconnell Bros, J. FL. Pitcher. Best pei
three ewes, years old and over: McCon
nell Bros, first and second. Best pen thre
ewes, 1 year old and under: Mcconnell
Bros, J. H. Pitcher. Best pen three ew
lambs: j. 81. Pitcher, Mcdonnell Bros
Best buck and five OF his get: j. Il. Pitcher
first. Best buck, 2 years old and over
Geo. Baker & Son, Hustisford; Perry Craig
Caldwell. Best buck, 1 year old and unde
2: Geo. Baker & Son, J.. e. Pitcher. Bes