Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22
MEDALS FOR STUDENTS,
Awards Made for the Best Work
in University Agricultural
Departun ent.

Madison, Wis, March 20.-ISpeciai.I
The following prizes and medals were
awarded recently by the State university
college of agriculture to the students
showing the greatest degree Of proficien-
cy III various lines Of agricultural work.
ogiivle Gold Medal-Vaiue, $75-Awarded
20 the second-year student attaining the,
!hSHeSL average Iii all classes of livestock
Judging; given by Il. B. Ogilvfc of Trevor
WIS, ana Won by Sylvester Lynch OF Au,
Hoyen Gold Medal-yalue S1o0-Awarded
go o. Inc ne secon!d-year student showing the
g ,irad proficiency in judging tat stock:
won by j. NJ. Wagner Of Hillsboro.
Hoyen Silver MedaI-Value $1O-AwarCed
20 20 tne aecond-year student showing the
S Sat 5t,, degree of proficiency in Judging
Iat STOCK; given by NJ. J. Hoven of Madi-
Son ana won by James Bagnel of Pewau-
Hoard's Dairyman Silver Medal-yalue
piO-AWarded to the second-year student
SHOWING The greatest proficiency in Judging
garry COWS; given by Hoard's Daryman Of
Fort Atkinson and won by J. NJ. Wagner
OF HlllSDOrO.
Et crett Silver MedaI-value s10-Award-
co TO the second-year student showing the
greatest proficiency in judging beef cattle:
given by c. H. Everett of Beloit and won
by William c. Miller Of Center
Briggs Silver Medal-Value $10-Awarded
70 the second year student showing the
greatest proficiency in Judging horses; given
Dy n a, Briggs of Elkhorn and won by
Eugene HOlstOn of Ashland.
McherroW Silver MedaI-Vaue $40
Awarded to the secOnd-year student show
ing the greatest proficiency in judging
sheep; given by George McKerrow of Sus-
sex and won by A. G. Main Of Appleton.
Jones Silver Medal-Value $10--Awurded
to the second-year student showing the
greatest at. t, proficiency in Judging swine; civ
and won by P; v, Becker of Glasgow, Wis
Wisconsin Agriculturist Silver Medal
Galue SlO-AWarded to the first-year student
showing the greatest proficiency in plant
life; given by the Wisconsin Agriculturist
of Racine and won by Willard Abbott of
Appleton.
Hill and Gillett Silver Medal-Value $40
Awarded to the second-year student show
ing the greatest proficiency in judging
Guernsey and and H le cattle; given by
cattle and W. ]. Gillett & Son, breeders
Of Holstein cattle Of RosendaIe, and won
by A. l.. Andrews of South Wayne.
Scribner Silver MedaI-Yalue S10-Award
ed to the secondyear student showing the
greatest proficiency in Judging Jersey cat
tie; given by +. H. Scrbner, breeder Of
Jersey cattle, Rosendale, and won by II. ].
Complete Set of Works on Bookkeeping
and Commercial Law-Value $6-Awarded
to first-year student showing the greatest
proficiency in bookkeeping; given by J. \.
McCunn president and Z. o. Folsom,
rotary of the Green Bay Business college OF
Green Bay and won by Roy Gordon of Min
eral Point.
Ten-DolIar Gold Piece-Awarded to sec
ond-year student showing the greatest pro
ficency III veterinary science; given by
Henry Riedberg of Stone Bank and Won by
Charles Seaberg OF Brodhead.
Five-Dollar Gold Piece-AWarded TO sec
Ond-year student showing The second grea1-
est degree of proficiency in veterinary sci
ence; given by Henry RiedDerg of Stone
Bank and won by a. L. Andrews of South
Wayne
Ten-Dollar Gold Piece-Awarded to the
second-year student showing the greatest
degree of proficiency in feeds and feeding;
given by Prof. W. A. Henry of Madison
and won by H. +, Ross of Hfnsdale, Ill.
Five-Dolar Gold Piece--Awarded to the
second-year student showing the second
greatest degree of proficiency in feeds and
feeding: given by Prof. "; A. Henry and
won by +. G.. Griswold of West Salem.
Ten-DOlar Gold Piece-Awarded 10 the
first-year student showing the greatest pro
ficency in feeds and feeding; given by Prof.
W. a. Henry and won by H. c. Bell Of
Leitersburg, Md
Five-Dolar Gold Piece-Awarded to the
first-year student showing the second great
est degree Of proficiency in feeds and feed
ing: given by i'rof. W. 4. Henry and won
by Herman Hanchett of Sparta