PREMIUMS. 81 



YEARLING STEERS AND STEER CALVES. 



Committee. — Loristoii StockwcU, T. Benton Works, Fitchburg; 

 Geo. Wood, Leominster; Paul Gates, Aslib}' ; Samuel H. Sprague, 

 Westminster. 



Yearlings. Two premiums. — $3, 2. 

 Trained Yearlings. Two premiums — $3, 2. 

 Calves. Two premiums — $6, 4. 

 Calves raised by hand. Two premiums — $6, 4. 

 Trained Calves. Two premiums — $4, 3. 

 Best Minor Trainers. Two premiums — $3, 2. 



Persons exhibiting calves raised by hand, shall furnish a state- 

 ment to the Secretary of the manner of raising. 



PENS OF CALVES. 



Committee. — D. C. Miles, Westminster ; Geo. L. Rice, Leominster ; 

 Geo. W. Houghton, Princeton ; Edmund Houghton, Lunenburg ; 

 Chas. K. Sawyer, Fitchburg. 



Best pen of Calves, not less than four. Two premiums — $10, 5. 



Calves entered in Pens of Calves cannot compete for premiums 

 as single animals. 



WORKING OXEN— SINGLE TEAMS. 



Committee. — A. B. Davis, Shirley ; Seth Heywood, Gardner ; W. 

 W. Benson, Princeton; Luther Page, Lunenburg ; John M. Forris- 

 tall, Winchendon. 



Working Oxen. Five premiums — $7, 6, 5, 4, 3. 

 Best Minor Teamsters. Two premiums — $5, 3. 



The Working Oxen will be tried attaclied .j:o loads weighing, 

 including the cart, one-third more than themselves. 



WORKING OXEN AND HORSE. 



Committee. — Benj. Wyman, Westminster; Jolm Cutter, Winchen- 

 don ; Silas Pratt, Fitchburg ; Timothy Lincoln, Leominster ; Joel 

 Hay ward, Ashby. 



