Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-03-22
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
This programme will be placed in the
hands of the Chief Marshal, who, with his
assistants, will be expected to execute it to
the letter. Any additions which may be
made to it shall not interfere with the time
and order as here agreed upon. No change
need be expected unless bad weather should
render it necessary. n.E m3
First Day. a
Entries NAV be made at the Secretary s
Office till o'clock P. NJ, at which time the
entry office will be positively closed, and no
entries will be received during the exhibition.
Superintendents of departments will be
ready to receive and arrange articles and
animals early in the morning, and continue
SO engaged during the day.
All animals and articles must DO on the
/. ground and in their appropriate places when
the entries close. -.
AT 8 o'clock p. NJ, all committees will
rendezvous at the Judges stand, vacancies
will be filled, land tickets distributed that will
J be good during the fair.
s. Second Day.
Committees in all the minor classes Of
household and mechanical products, &C..
will improve the morning and forenoon Of
this day in making their examinations and
awards. before the crowd becomes too dense
and the articles become soiled by dust and
/. handling.
Ate o'clock fat cattle, oxen, and mich
cows, will be shown in the ring. The tract.
ability of the oxen may be tested.
,ts At 1O4 o'clock the Thorough Bred Cattle
will be shown in the ring, each family OF
breed forming distinct group. Cows Of
three years old and upwards will be admitted
first after they are dismissed, heifers two
wears old, and so on according to age, then
bulls-after which Devons and Grades, will
be shown.
.sszm afternoon.
At / o'clock, Farm Horses or Horses Of all
work will be exhibited in the order OF the hist
At 81 o'clock, Geldings and Mares, III
heavy harness, may be tested to load.
At the same hour, committees on Sheep
Hogs, &C., will proceed to iuake their exam
nations and awards.
At ST o'clock, Buggy Horses in pairs and
single. Special care must be taken to keep
will be one of the qualities that the judges
will consider.
At s o'clock the committees in all the mi
nor classes will hand in their reports to the
Secretary, and assist the clerks in making
correct copies Of the same. -
Third Day.
Ate o'clock, Jacks and Jcnnets, to be i'm
mediately followed by Mules.
At 10 o'clock, Thorough bred Horses, in
the order Of the list.
At 10& o'clock, Roadsters, in tho order o
the list. The speed of Stations in this class
8 will be one of the qualities that the Judges
will consider and for that purpose the track
. viii be cleared after preliminary examina.
ton in the ring.
80 sea afternoon.
Altar. ~, the Annual Address.
At2ap NJ, Ladies Horsemanship.
At 81 p. NJ, the grand procession Of all
winning Cattle. Horses, Asses and Mules
! will be formed in the order of their classified
tionsin the list aud will move twice around
the ring.
After which, there will be voluntee,
grand trial of speed, Of all fast trotting and
pacing horses.
Every visitor and exhibitor should keep q
copy of this programme about him, and i
! will enable him to be ready to exhibit, or t.
see, at the proper time
Exhibitors viii be expected to obey Thu
Marshals promptly in bringing In their stocl
Or they will be ruled out ct once.
$500 REayLAT1oNs FOR THE FIFTH ANIMAL
$50 EXHIBITION.
Exhibitors.
!, Competition In the different classes G