AWARDS OF PREMIUMS. 895 



the stock at once, and not have to look up every animal on the 

 ground. Stall off your ground and have a man to attend to it 

 as the cattle come in, and I think the committee can do their 

 work in half the time, and much more satisfactory. 

 All of which is respectfully submitted. 



MiLO Jones, Chairman. 



Class A. — No. 8. — Milch Cows. 



Best Milch Cow, John Tinker Clinton, .... 15 

 2d best do. Prosper A. Pierce, Janesville, • . . 10 

 8d best do, Gustavus Goodrich, Whitesville, ... 5 



Class A. — No. 9. — Cattle from other States, &c. 



Best Durham Bull, 4 years old, J. Q. A. Rollins, Belvidere, 



111., Dip. and 10 



Best Heifer 3 years old, E. Brown, Ohio, . . Dip. and 10 

 Pair Fat Steers, Thomas M. Lynch, Janesville, dis., . Trans. 

 Grade Calf, 6 months old, A. A. Keith, Johnstown, dis.. Trans. 

 Grade Heifer, 6 years old, John Turner, Harmony, dis,, Trans. 



Class A. — No. 10. — Blood Horses. 



Judges. — S. B. Newcomb, Whitewater ; P. B. Stewart, Eagle ; 



James Davis, Waukesha. 



Best blood Horse, Tyrant, 5 years old and over, George Mat- 

 thews, Willow Springs, 50 



2d best do, Daniel Blodgett, Beloit, .... 25 



A superior animal, 5 years old and over, L. D. Richardson, 

 Janesville, a discretionary premium of . . . 10 



A good horse, 5 years old and over, Jas. A. Rogers, Brodhead, 

 a discretionary premium, ' . . . . Trans. 



Class A. — No. 11. — Morgans. 



Best Morgan stallion, Gen. Oifford^ 4 yrs old and over, C. M. 



Clark, Whitewater, 20 



2d best do, E. P. Eaton, Elkhorn, .... 15 



