38 ON FAT CATTLE AND BULLS. 



ON FAT CATTLE. 



The Committee on Fat Cattle have attended to their 

 duty, and respectfully Report: 



That only three pair of oxen were entered for pre- 

 mium. 



One pair by Charles B. Lander, of Danvers. 

 a a a Alexander Davidson, of Andover. 

 " " " Joseph Kittredge, of Andover. 

 The Comittee have awarded to Joseph Kittredge, the 

 first premium, of fifteen dollars, for his near ox. 



To Alexander Davidson, the second premium, of ten 

 dollars, for his near ox. 



Your committee would remark, that, considering the 

 abundant crops of feed the present season, they were 

 surprised at not seeing more fat cattle. The pair offer- 

 ed by Mr. Lander, were good cattle, but as but two 

 premiums were offered, they were excluded. 

 AMOS KIMBALL, ) 

 OLIVER EMERSON, \ Committee. 

 OTLS BAILEY, ) 



Andover, Sept. 28, 1842. 



ON BULLS. 



The Committee on Bulls Report: 



That there were entered ten bulls; two for exhibi- 

 tion, and eight for premium. 



The two first, one a full-blooded Ayreshire, belong- 

 ing to William S. Marland, the other a half-blooded 

 Durham, belonging to Josiah Crosby, having received 

 the Society's first premium, were entered for exhibition. 

 The committee, much pleased with the above animals, 

 were unanimous that they were equal to any ever ex- 

 hibited in the county, and for the interest which the a- 

 bove gentlemen took in the exhibition, they are entitled 

 to the thanks ofthe Societv. 



