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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12

Mile" draw and the Felix river. The ex.
penditure for these improvements will
amount to abount $l5, 00O-Eddy Argus
Fred W. Lee, son of Judge W. D Lee
and Ed L. Walker, Of Ration, have pnr.
chased Of PerfeCto Armijo q portion Of
his 200 acre tract west OF town, and
leased the remainder. 1t is their inten,
ton to go into the hog and chicken bust.
ness, raising only the finer breeds, having
their start shipped from Wisconsin.-A
buquerQue Democrat.
/ The Las Vegas Optic said that Pablo
Herrera would likely 50 to trial for muir
der under the insanity dodge. Herrera
says: Il am ready for trial at any time,
and Russ Kistler knows it very well.
Last October, in the Old town Of Las
Vegas, while was out on permission
looking after certain business he offered
me his horse and buggy to leave the
country and save myself from SO much
persecution, but considering myself not
guilty | did not accept his proposition. "
The Swiss colony has arrived at Pecos
valley. The colony consists Of ffty-four
persons, men, women and children The
head Of each family las purchased forty
acre tract of land about sight miles south
of Eddy, Neat adobe cottages have been
erected, their land is fenced, the horses
have arrived from Kansas and they will
Immediately begin work putting in their
fail crops, and setting small holdings of
fruit trees and vines; laying the founda-
tons for happy homes and prosperous,
peaceful lives.
P. H. Buquor, OF the Rcd Front barber
shop, las invented spool holder and
thread cutter. 1t is made OF single light
wire upon which the spool is placed and
the holder may be hung upon a nail or
placed over button and the thread
drawn out to the desired lenghth and is
cut by taking a turn over a sharpened
edge of the wire, always leaving project
Ing end to be easily grasped with the
thumb and finger. Mr.. Buquor has ap-
Piled for patent, and will soon begin the
manufacture Of the useful article. Silver
City Sentinel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
The New York Legislature.

New YORK, Nov. 12.-Uncertsinty as
to the legislature continues. Both par.
ties assert their claims as loudly as ever
The county canvassers yesterday did little
or nothing to settle the question, nor viii
they do much before the last of the week
News from the several disputed counties
show an inclination to raise a row that
was only prevented by wholesome re-
gard for the law, which is plain and ex'
plicit. The situation is trying to both
parties, for each las its all at stake and
is taking every chance to win.
The Herald figures make the assembly
tie, but Republicans claim majority,
and so do the Democrats.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
Greatest Colt on Earth.

STOCKTON, CAL, Nov. 1.-THE ssnsa-
ton of the day was the wonderful per-
Torrance of Arion, the 2year-old Election
eer colt, owned and raised by Senator STAN
ford, in trotting mile without skip in
2.1034. This colt came to Stockton a few
weeks ago with race record of 22l and
at the first attempt reduced his mark to
2.1634, beating the worlds two-year-old
record of lis, then held by Sunol. Mar
vim drove Arion again and reduced his
record to 2.14, which all horsemen said
would never be equaled unless Arion
should himself beat the mark. The ia
nous driver brought the colt out and he
trotted the mile in 2.lO34 in superb style.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
CONDENSED NEWS.

Another set of ran,makers is at work
in Texas, and claims 10 have been sue
cessful.
Kansas reports the largest acreage OF
wheat ever khown in the state. The late
rains have put it in fine condition for the
winter.
North Dakota and Minnesota are hay
ing copious rains, and fall blowing indi-
Gates an immense wheat sowing in that
region.
In st. Louis, Rabbi L. Harrison, of
New York, succeeds Rabbi Sonneschien,
pastor of temple Israel of St. Louis. Mr..
Sonneschien goes to Germany.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12

The subject at present agitating army
circles is the proposed removal to Denver
Of the department of Arizona and the an
neXatlon thereto of the territory of Colo
RADIO. The matter has been brewing for
some time, and while it has not been
especially determined, the opinion of
those best informed on the questions
involved is that the change will be made
shortly. Gen. McCook is known to be
eXerting all his influence in this direction.
Denver News.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
The Takominia Process.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE whisky trust
will start up one of its largest distlleries
at Peoria next week with a new plant
designed for the manufacture of whisky
with the much talked of Takominia
process. Director Jacob Woolner, also
announced that the new process will be
extended as rapidly as possible to the
other distilleries belonging to the trust.
He claims that the Takominia process
represents saving of 20 per cent in the
cost of production. The experiments
have demonstrated that the process can
be successfully applied to making of beer
and all other similar liquors.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
Hard Winter Coming.

DICKINSON, N. D., Nov. PA blind
ing snow storm prevailed here yesterday.
The temperature was nearly stationary at
the freezing point. Over four inches of
snow has fallen. The wind is strong from
the west, and range cattle are drifting
with the storm.
Michigan City, N. DIT showed and
rained here yesterday, and threshing will
be delayed.
st. Paul, Minn.-A couple of inches of
snow fell here. The storm seems to have
been general.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
THE STARTLING NEWS FROM BRAZIL,


News of an exciting character is expect
ed from Brazil. Enough has been re-
ce1ved to make it clear that President da
Fonseca is at odds with the congress of
the republic. He declares it dissolved,
and congress refuses to dissolve. AS the
president has the army and navy at his
back, lie is expected to win in the struggle,
and the result might be, as he is said to
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
Credentials at Last.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The credentials
of Senior Mont, the Chillsn minister,
has arrived after a long journey from
Santiago. 1t is not known at the state
department when the minister will be
presented to the president.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12

Railroad men in Chicago ignore tie
summons OF the grand jury for violation
of the interstate commerce laws. They
will be fined and appeal their cases to the
supreme court and so evade the law.
Wheat shipments from Baltimore will
exceed anything ever known before in
one season. Seventy vessels have been
chartered for January and February to
carry 100000 bushels OF grain to
EurODe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
No Revolution in the Arg. Republic.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from
Buenos Ayres says that DR.. Irrogoyen,
the leader of the Argentine radicals, has
assured President Pllligrini that no at
tempt will be made to incite revolution.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
Notice.

ThOs. P Gable is no longer in my en-
ploy as manager of my undertaking bust
ness, and is not authorized to receive any
money or give any receipts for money on
account Of any bill due for undertaking.
A. T. GRIGG.
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Oct. %, 1891.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12

New YORK, Nov. 12.-Work on the
men of war which are getting ready for
sea at the Brooklyn navy yard is progress
ing rapidly, and it is thought that the
Atlanta, bennington and Concord will be
in readiness by Saturday night.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12

LONDON, New. 12.-Advices have been
received that influenza has reappeared in
Montevideo, and that 1000 persons are
affected With the disease.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
POPULATION BY PRECINCTS.
Statistical ImPormsti from the Census
ONCE Wen Worth Preserving.

The census bulletin just issued, dealing
with the population of New Mexico by
minor civil divisions, contains this infor.
nation respecting the county OF Colfax.
The total population is 1914 and the popu-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12

be DESTROYS of its beng, that he becomes
dictator. Da FonseCa is military man,
capable and AMBITIONS. He led the forces
which overturned The government Of
Dom Pedro and is reported to be in ex-
cellent physical condition after an illness
and ready for any emergencies.
DeOdorO da FOnseca is the son of a
wealthy Portuguese gentleman who re-
moved from Portugal many years ago
and settled on large estate in Brazil.
He and his two brothers received mill
tary education, and at the end of the war
with Paraguay, which was in the year
1870, Deodoro had earned rank and dis.
tinctiOn by his military skill and valor
From that time until December, 1889, he
served in the army with increasing rank
and influence. At the last date mentioned
Gen. da Fonseca succeeded as leader in
the revolution which made Brazil a re-
public. In 1885 he founded the military
club in Rio de Janeiro from which was
developed the movement that overturned
the empire. The Emperor Dom Pedro
was warned of the danger he ran in per
uniting the continuance of the club, but he
refused to interfere with it. President da
tonseca is about 81 years old.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-12
brief WIRINGS::-
Immigration.

New York, Nov. 12.-During the
month of October, SO, 79S immigrants
passed through the barge office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
DIVISION -

nest rHulTgNa Stock STALLION.
Best ro-inE stock station 10 years oil ar.
over, 81. lst 20 ii 10, 81
best uottlns stock stallion years old : 10
LIST N "a, ~ 3i
Bes, yrottlnc stock stallion years old
lst, ~ I'd. 10 81.
Best irJltlng stock stallion years old :
Is 20 ~. TO SO.
Be,r trosttns stock stallion years OLD 50
LIST, 10 % 3d.
Be-, trot,IrS stock stallion 3 years cid !.
Isl. 10 III. 53i
Bes, ,ros,.ns stock stallion years old 80
lsa 10 "a. 5 81.
Bast uottng stocA stallion years OIL s.l
lst s ID, 3 "a.
Best uot'ug stock stallion , years ola 80
lst ii, 81
Best trortlng stock stallion year OLD =
8 u, ID.
DIVISION %.
STATIONS ron RAISING Gentlemen .r..-
1870 HoG.E,.
Best stallion for roi,iux gentlemen, -
horses years O.I aud over S-5 Isl.
SO 81.
Be,t stallion for rai,in. gentlemen, c-r Ct:
horse, 4'ear' -, 33', 1T. Slj, 20, =
BE "a tI.n for ra.inF Fent!emsn .r
hOrse, ye.rs old, slh IL, tlu. "a
Best stallion Tor raising gculemeu -rs..c
horses years Old, 80. Isl ~. Il s. S.
Best stan on for raising gentlemen -.s..t
horses, year Old. O. 1t, s., "a, -
DIVISION % Ill.,
Best French roadster thoroughbred STA 3d.
20, lst, slO, u.
DIVISION N.
Open 10 competition 10 TIE State - Y re
and Maritime Provinces.
Best Clycesdae stallion for raising r-.-
for draft ur aEr..ulturAI parposes. l4re. ,.4.,
old aud over 5A3 Isi IS "a. 10 81.
Best ely esd-e stallion NO years OLD. -i
lst. "a, Sd.
be.t CIydesaale stallion one year o. 80.
%, 2 81.
PeIcherons the same.
DIVISION 25
Open 10 comretitlon 70 the State %. N.ls
and Maritime Provinces.
Best Clydesdae tratt mare, three ye--' va
and over for breeding pur poses WITH ia. ri
side, $40 LIST, ID, 81.
best Clydesdse draft mare three yea,
s. lst, 3 ID, 50.
Best Clyd-sdae draft mare two yea, -.
Best clydesdsle draft mare one year yl $
| LIST. ID 3D.
Percherons the same. Gcldings three yeA-5
old and under, the same
| DIVISION 25l-2
| Open to competition 10 tie State Of Maine
anu Maritime Provinces
/ Best Grace draft stallion two year, az
over, $40 lsr, "a.
DlFINON 26.
BEST rRoTrING STOCK BROOD MARE ANo FnA
( Trotting stock brood mares are % be all I"e!
I the same number OF point. for the records "t
their produce, as are slailions for ther g.
/ The rules for judging TOtEng stock ,taJ'.'
Will govern the ladges in a~aFG! tic pre-
NUNS 10 uottlbg stock brood mArc,.
| The mare scoring the gre atest lGm'-E VI
/ points will tie awarded the first prem n, =!
number OF points, "a premium ID nalnoeF VI
points, 81 premium
. For Ia 10 { Ioai by side points viii he a.
lowed. "a bes point, 81 be,t Z point, Ia
both Divisions % and q The ca premium
| Is for tie N are alone. but fret premium tce
| ribbon will be awarded to the best trottlDg bred
1891 foal, second premium RED rb0on for the
! "a best, and third premium Whl'e rioDon 10Y
the Sd best.
I Best rotttng stock brood mare 70 yeas old
and over, witn ioai by sde, - lst, u 3D. .
/ sd.
/ Best trotting stock brood mare wears Oh
| and under ten, With foat BY side, so lst " a.
| SD
Best trosting stock brood mare years cd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
HORSE DEPARTMENT.

Superintendent Of this department, E. H.
Greeley, Ellsworth. Vice President Of the
Eastern Name State FAIR
Assistant superintendent, Major w. F..
Harding, Bangor.
Eatries close August II.
J. Exhibitors 10 this department will be
charged an entrance fee Of 10 per cent. OF ,he
aggregate amount Of premium offered in the
class In which entry is made and tue same must
accompany the entry. Exhibitors whose entry
fees in the horse department amount to three
doliars or over, will be entitled to an exbbitor,s
season ticket, admitting to Park In case the
entry fee in this department amounts to less than
three dollars, the exhbor will be entitled TO the
ticket provided the difference between the
amount OF entry fee and three dollars is
paid.
2. In testing the speed Of horses, each AMI
mai three years old and over is to 20 to wagon
o. harness: In mating the awards In this class.
the general good qualities, such % breeding,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
SWINE DEPARTMENT.

Superintendent OF this department, Elijah
Smith
swine must be pure bred and registered or
eligible 10 registry. Grades cannot compete for
premiums, except in sweepstakes.
Each exhibitor in this department will he
charged Al entrance fec OF -, which must ac
Company the entry, and will cattle exhibitor
10 PARK season ticket.
DIVISION 81.
Best Berkshire boar one year and over, as LIST.
AID
Best Sow, IS l.t, 42d
bes' Poland Chiaa. same premium.
Best Chester White, same premium.
Beat Jersey Red, same premium.
Beat L.ncaahire, same premium.
bss; Yorkshire, sane premium.
swssPsrAKEs.
Best sow. with litter Of sucking pigs of snv
breed including grades Of not less than six
in number, ags, SIZE and quality to be CON.
sidered, $40 Ist, 5 I'd.
Best pen Of breeding hogs OF any breed. in.
Guiding Grades to consist OF one boar and fonr
sows over one yeH, owned by the exhibitor
age. size and qualify TO be considered, $40 LIST.
5 ID.
Awards for exhibits not mentioned in this
class must DO approved by the Executive
Officers OF the Society.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
DIVISION Il.
Ieer calves, Is LIST, 2 ID.
GRAND TRIAL or PULLING OXEN.

GRAND TRIAL or PULLING OXEN.
Exhibitors may enter the same pair OF oxen
or steers In As m any pulling classes as they are
willing to pay the entrance fee In and take then
chances. provided they comply with the rules
and regulations.
will be charged on pulling oxen and steers, five
TO enter and three to start.
An estranos fee Of per cent. OF the agSre-
gate amount OF purse for each class entered In
must accompany the entry and the additional
5 per cent. viii only be required from winners
Exhibitors will please note that they must make
entry and enclose the fee OF 5 per cent. for
pulling oxen with the STOCK entries which close
August II.
The Society reserve the right to allow the
trial of puiag oxen made with less number
OF entries, also the right tp this case 10 reduce
the purse. ana II so ample notice will be given.
Otherwise the entry fee will be refunded.
For all oxen II. 6 10. aud over or under go
LIST. 10 ID. 8 80.
For ali oxen and steers 7 # 2 In. and under,
$l5 LIST, 10 "a, Bird.
For all oxen aud steers S r. 6 in. and under,
$40 Let, 5 ID, 3 Ord.
swEEPsrAKEs.
Not less than Eve yoke to start As It IL ne,
the intention OF the Society to award premiums
In these classes for . walk over
For all oxen and steers It. in. and over,
For all oxen and steers under It. 2in., SIC
LIST, ID.
DIVISION 1912
SPECIAL FAT CATTLE PREMIUMS
No premiums will be awarded for fat cattle
unless the animals are up 10 the standard re-
qurred for market.
Pans cannot be divided a. animals compel
ing in pairs cannot be entered as single animals
nor will any pair or sinsls animal be allowed
70 com ,ete fer but one premium excepting fol
sweepstakes, tosn to ANS and matched oxen.
OXEN AND STEERS IL FAIRS.
Best pair four years Old and over. 81
Isl, Ii I'd 10 I'D.
BeH pair three year, old, sl5 LIST, Is ID, Il
3d.
Best pair two years old, SIS LIST. Is "a, II
3rd.
Best pair one year old, $50 LIST, II "a, 3rd
Bess pair calves, sl5 lH, 10 ~, 5 5rd.
REsr rAr sisGLE ANIMAL.
Best two year old, $40 Isl s ID, 6 3rd.
Best one year Old. IS l-t 6 81. ard.
/ besi fat calf, &c LIST, ID, 3rd.
Sweepstakes fat os,tse 10 pairs. s25 LIST
/ 10 ID
/ Sweepstakes Fat single animals, $40 ls,, 5 %
oNEN AND STEERS nRsp AND RAISED By TX
HiRIToE.
Best pair three years Old, SIS lst, 10 I'd,
| 3rd.
| Best pair two years old IS ls,, ID, 3rd
! Best pair one year old. - LIST, 6 I'd, ard
| Best pair calves, - lss, "a, 3rd-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
SHEEP DEPARTMENT.

Superintendent Of this department. Elijah
Smith, Bangor.
Animals must be registered and satisfactory
evidence OF their eigib!hty Of record 10 the r
respective Herd Books must lie furnished
Registers Of different breeds to 10 considered
authority - to party OF blood.
Each exhibitor IN this department will be
charged 40 esuasce fee OF e! 90 which mus,
ACCOMPANY the entry and will enutie exhibitor
TO PARK season ticket
sheep must be registered and = certified copy
OF registration mus! accompany the euuy.
DIVISION H.
coTsvoLD BrcKs
Two years old and over. with six OF his get,
One year Old and under two, IS LIST 4 ID.
Buck lambs, not less than three, Is ln, 8
CoLrswoLp EWES.
Not less than three in number.
Two years old and over, Is Isl. 4 ID.
One year old and under two. IS LIST, 42i.
Eve lambs, and not less taan tnfee, 81 lst,
3 p.
Ihe same premiums as for Cotswolls to gov.
ern eaca ot the following classes.
DIVISION IS.
LEIcRsTER-
NV lSlON 10.
HAMPSHIRE DOWNS.
DIVISION II.
OXFORD DOWNS.
DIVISION Is.
EovTH DOWNS.
DIVISION 10.
nERISos.
DIVISION 20.
HHR0P-ptRrs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06


Standard bred stallion. plnf.
Stallion by standard sire SnI tae a,ac7re
OF a uon standard dan. prDy.4si See a, a
record Of three minutes OF :..tit.. p..a.,
For the sire having record ~ ! . Int.
2 IS. points 20. 3 p 4tn,s, y 3D. r......
For the dam having recon! ~ ,.-t. a..
utes. point, , 50. > points. -. 3 p a.,.
2.t0, Poinrs; 2 %, points.
For each second sire having a record ~ 81,
, points.
For each second dam having re-.r4 .:-1S.
2 points.
For each third sire having record u b '.l
point
FIR each third dam having a rer,y! ~ y,
poiat
Stallion, Otherwise bred mnst have rl,
or be able to SHOW TO the judges , 5J Wy .,.'e-
in order 70 enter in this cAs,, a. er w. 10
following points VIII govern Inc awaav.
INDIVIDUAL aYEif.
Best sifo, s,y anu scuon, ~ poa's = ~,
8 pun 81 best points.
Bess deposition, points, "a best, points;
30 Uesl, points.
Record.
'-'''''''''''''''''.
No.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3D. observation-disclosures.
l1'........ '...'-...... ....'.'.'-.''.'.
3d..
STOCK ~ SHOW.
For rhe best ret tn .er one year Oh,
For the best get OF one YEAR ord $, %.
For the best set OF TWO years cd, a, we
and action considered, 3, ?, l.
For tile best get ~ three years OH, size ,'f 4
ara acton considered, 3, ?, /.
For each three years Old that has or car SOW
three minutes. points.
For each three years old that has ur IA
show : 90 points.
FIR each four ycars old that has or can 81 Nv
three n NUTS, points.
For each four years Oh that has or can +. Yv
$50 points.
For each four years Old that aas or can 3. =
2 ~ points
For each four years OH that has or can ; -
2.i), 3 ? int.
ror eacu i've year, Cd ,ha, ha, or can Il VI
2+1 pint.
For ca i've years old that has Or can ,au-
20, points.
FOR each Ave years old that has or can show
2 ~, 5 points.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
FAT SHEEP PREMIUMS.

No, TO compete 10 other classes
best three wtthers OF any OF the long wool.
all to compete together IN one class, two years
old and over, 8 LIST. d. : 3rd.
Bes. three we,hers one year old, IS lst, 4
%, 2 3rd.
Best three lambs, SIS Isl; ID, 3rt
Ewes the same.
Mddl. Woods, including Dorsets and Merinos,
oil To compete in one class. same as above.
Grades can compete with tn, pure bred for tie
fat premiums.
Animal competing In the breeding ciasse.
oonnot compete for fat premiums. nor viii any
premium be awarded for fat sheep unless the
animals arc up 10 INC standard required for the
market.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
Points OF the stallion.

TRoTTGs0 STOCK STALLION.
The judges VIII b. governed hv the following
rules IN awarding the stallion premiums.
rEDIGKKK-
Standard bred stallion, 5 points
Stallion b. standard sire, prosenv, OF a
non standard cam provided she has 4 record OF
$40 or letter. : points.
when the sire mas a record Of 2.35 OF better,
2points.
When the dam la, record OF = s. or better,
points
When the sire has record OF 81 or better,
points.
when the dam ha, record OF 2 80 or better.
1 points.
For the sire having any # hi, progeny, with
record OF 2.35 or tcrter. 2 points.
For toe dam having Any OF her progeny,
with record OF 2 IS or heitsr, points.
For the sire hastng any OF his progeny. with
II record 80 or better, points
For the dam having any OF Der progeny,
With 8 record Of : 30 or letter points.
For each secoud sire having record OF ? 30
or better points.
For esca second dam having record OF ? 30
or better, points.
Fur each second Sire having any Of biz rro.
geny, with record Of ? 20 or better, point,
Fur each second dam having any Of her Pho
Eeny, vita a record of 3 or better. points.
For each third sire hay,u; a record ot 50
or better, point.
For each third dam having a rec ,rI 0, 30
or better. poln,.
For esch third sire hayioc auy u bis pro
geay, VITA record OF 2.aJ or tetter. point.
For each third dam having any OF her pro
geny, with n record Of 2 81 " better, ! point
cn.pIr FOR PERFORMANCE.
Horses otherwise bred, i've years old aud
over. must have a record or he able 10 show ,
the judges , - or oe!;er; { wears old as, 3
years old, 80; years old, %; year old
/. so for haf mile Ia order y enter Ia thi,
class, stler which the following points VIII
govern the award;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06

TRAINED sTkBRs.
Best pair Of traised stssrs two years old or
ovsr. % lst, 4 I'd, . 3rd.
Best pair Of trained steers under two years
old, IS lst, 4 "a, 2 cfd.
DIVISION u.
MATcHsp OXEN OR STEERS.
Color, form and disposition TO be considered
Best pair four years old and over, 3l3 LIST,
81.
Best pair three years old and under four, wv
LIST, ID.
Best pair two years old and under three, IS
LIST. 3 I'd.
Rest pair one year old and under two, o. LIST,
8 ID
Best pair steer calves, IS LIST, 2 ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06
BssT GENERAL MAKEUP.

Judges TO be governed by the following table
in awarding points for the best general maze
up:
observation-disclosures.
head.. Observation-Disclosures.
-'SSA'sss - 80 80 D
Shoulders, 3; Chest, 4 Forsarms, 10
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