The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-04-18


Discretionary premiums may be allow
ed on articles presented and omitted in
the foregoing list if deemed worthy by
the Judges Of the class to which they
belong. And no premium will be paid
or allowed on any article that is raised or
manufactured out of the county.
The executive Board will be in attend
ance at the Office on the fair ground, ready
for the discharge of their several duties Mt
0 o'clock A. NJ, on the first lday of the
fair, which will continue two days, notice
of the days TO be fixed by the Board
hereafter, will be duly given.
Any person DESTROYS to enter an article
for premium, must first become member
of the society, and il is expected that all
entries will be made 10 the secretary, on
the first day of the fair, and no article
will be received after ten o'clock of the
second day; by which time they must all
be on the ground, and properly arranged
under the charge Of the executive COM
mittee, not TO be Withdrawn until the close
of the fair except by leave of said COM
mittee.
Membership tickets, one dollar-which
the treasurer will give at his station on
the ground, to all who have not previous
ly obtained them, which will ontitle the
member, his wife, and children under
eighteen years OF age, 10 admission to
the grounds at all times during the fair.
Single admission tickets, fifteen cents
obtained at the Office, to be returned
when passing out. ro.futg-rairg a
No article will be entered for premium
in more than one class, and for one pre-
MUM only, and all articles must be ac-
tually owned by the person entering the
same-products of the soil must be raised
within the Comfy, and all articles man
ufactured within the County to have pref
erence.
Cards will be furnished by the secreta-
ry on the entry of any article, designating
the class and No. only---which must be
conspicuously attached by the owner, for
the benefit of the judges, who will award
the premium as per No. attached to the
article. All animals must be safely Sc
cured by the owners, in their places on
the grounds.
All the judges will report themselves
TO the secretary, by ten o'clock Of the
second day; the places of absentees will
be filled with others after that hour
when they will be duly instructed and
furnished to proceed and view the articles
in their several departments forthwith,
and make their reports in writing, signed
by majority Of their number, on or be-
fore IL o'clock, NJ, to the secretary at bis
Office on the ground; which reports will
be read by him, Immediately after the
address, at two o'clock, p. M. AT three
o'clock, p. NJ, the society will proceed to
the election of officers for the ensuing
year, at the same place.
The order and arrangements of the .air
during tho three days, VIII be conducted
by the executive committee, assisted by
the corresponding secretaries. Hay and
proper provisions will be made for the an
finals, by the committee, and guards will
be provided TO prevent injury or theft o.
anything in the care of the committee.
Should the whole amount of premiums
exceed the amount of funds at the dispo
sal of the executive committee (which we
do not presume will be the fact), they re-
serve the privilege of paying pro rata on
all premiums awarded; appropriating all
the disposable funds in their hands fol
that purpose. -
Premiums will be paid by the treasu-
rer, at his Office, on and after the first
day of October next, on demand, within
three months thereafter. Per order Of the
Executive Com.
s. HAZELTON, Pres.
A. w. TAYLOR, Sec'y.