Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03

show satisfactory written.or printed pedi
grees Of the same before being presented tc
the proper committee for examination fol
premiums, and all questions relating to such
pedigrees, shall be determined by said com
mittees or the board.
T. All animals usually broke to lead, must
be exhibited to the awarding committees
1oithin tie ring and must be broken SO as to
be manageable there.
8. No animal or article entered for ex
hibition must be removed till the close oi
the Fair unless by permission of the mana
gers and any premium animal or article
will, if removed, forfeit the premium to
which it may be entitled.
8. Pens will be provided for cattle sheep
and swine, and hay and water free, for oil
animals on exhibition and the grounds will
be carefully watched at night, and all prop
erty suitably protected from injury.
10. pasturage will be provided by the
committee for all stock on exhibition from
a distance, at convenient distances from the
fair grounds, and in different localities, so
as to accommodate oil, as far as practicable.
IL. The ring will be free for the exercise
of horses on exhibition under the manage.
lnent of the Marshal, the 1st, I'd, and 3D.
days Of the Fair, from to 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and OTTER the examination of the cattle
is concluded and on the 4th day from 8
to-10 o'clock A. NJ, but at no other time.
IL. No person will be allowed to enter
the ring at any time unless by permission
| of the Marshal.
IL. Competitors for the best managed
J Inrmg al hi
be governed in their statements by rules
prescribed by the Ohio State Board of
Agriculture and no premiums shall be
awarded without full and satisfactory
statement in writing. Premiums on crops
will be awarded in accordance with state
ments at the December meeting of the
Board.
IA. Competitors in Dairy Products shall
make statement in writing, showing-lst
location Of farm and quality of soil, I'd
kinds of grass best adapted to pasture and
and for hay, Sd number Of acres used in
sustaining cows specifying pasture aud mea.
dow ; 4th aveage yearly cost of keeping
COWS, 9th the average product of each COW
in butter and cheese, 9Th the proper ten.
perature of room for curing cheese, and
the effect of higher or lower temperature
upon the quality Of the cheese, 7th de-
tailed description of the process of manufac.
ture.
I5 Persons drawing premiums exceeding
ten dollars, will be subject to deduction of
ten per cent on the whole amount drawn,
at the discretion of the Board.
III-RULEs FOR COMMITTEES.
/. Committees for each day will be called
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Judges are requested
to report themselves promptly, at the time
as vacancies will then be filed.
2. No person will be allowed to inter.
tere with the Judges during their examina.
lion.
3. No premiums shall be awarded for
objects not meritorious. Where no com.
petition, is Judges may award either prcm-
umS according TO merit. Committees must
OJserre this rule
4. Committees will be cautious in giving
cards their reports must correspond en-
tireIy with the manner cards are given.
D. Reports must be intellgibly and dis.
tinctly marked or witten out in full and
the names aud Post Office of all the Jud-
ges must be affixed and the reports must be
returned to the Secretary, as soon as
pacticable after the examinations are
made.
6. Discretionary premiums may be rec.
commended on any articles regularly entered
though not embraced in the published
list.
I. No person, will be allowed to act as
awarding committee in classes where he or
she may be exhibitors.
W-oRDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
l. The first day of the Fair will be de-
voted to making entries, and Arranging ar
ticleS for exhibition.
2. The second day at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
COMMITTEES will be called, and immediate.
y proceed to the examination of all classes
except stations and broke horses
3. The third at 10 o'clock A. M. the
several classes of stations and broke horses
will be called in order they are named in
the published list.
4. The fourth will be devoted to unfnisb.
ed business in classes of horses. TrottiDp
horses, &c &c.
5. All animals be in readiness to enter
The ring on call of the MarshaIs aud must
cave when directed. ".-.
6. Badges will be given to the premium
animals, and they must then be led around
.he ring, at the discretion of the Mar.
shall.
7. All P, NJ, on the last day of the
Fair, there will be a grand cavalcade of all
he premium cattle aud horses in the ring
MAKING ENTRIES. Persons making en-.
.ries, by letter, or to be handed in on pa.
Der, should carefully examine the premium
ist, and ascertain precisely the class in
which to enter then let the number Of the
class, and the articles or animals to be en-.
ered, be plainly written out, In all cases
must know for themselves, lust
low they wish their property entered.
CLAssIFCATIoNs-I Farms, Gardens. & j
improvements 3 Farm Crops & Seeds
). Morgan Stations f. Stations for ali
work s. Brood Mares & Colts; 6. Geld
ngs & Mares 7. Sweepstakes Horses: 8
Short Horn Bulls g. Short Horn Cows
I Heifers 10. Devon Bulls IL. Devon
COWS & Heifers II Grade Cows & Heif. !
,rs lS Oxen & Steers IA Fat Cattle,
Sheep g. Mich Cows Is Sweepstakes
Cattle l6 Swine & Poultry II Sheep
Long Wool Is Sheep, Fine Wool; 10 |
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