Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06
MARSHALS, POLICE, ETC.


Grand Marshal-THoMAs WALKUP.
assistant Marshdls-JAMEs RosEBRAUGH,
E. P. CROSBY, GEO. BARRIcK, white scarfs.
The 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 necessa-
OAief Of Police-J. M. s. HoDGDoN.
Careful policemen will be employed upon
the grounds both day and night, who will
take all possible care of everything within
the enclosures. The policemen will be sworn
in as conservators Of the peace, and it shall
be their duty to arrest any person creating
disorder, or violating any rules of the exhi-
bition or the laws of the State.
FEED.
Hay, bedding, and water will be supplied
free of charge, and grain can be procured on
the ground at cost, of Supt. A. j. GRAVES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Persons can become members of the So
ciety-and make as many entries to compete
for premiums as they may wish, for 81 90.
The membership ticket, will admit man and
wife and children under Is years of age, OF
the family.
SINGLE ADMISSIONS.
Single admission 10 cents-children half
price. Tickets will be taken up at the gate.
MEMBERSHIP TICKETS ...-.
Can now be had by calling on the Treasurer,
Mr. BARNUM. Each member of the Society
will be furnished with membership ticket,
which shall not be transferable, but shall adj
NIT him and his lady to the Fair grounds, at
all times during the continuance of the ex.
hibition. And upon application to the Sec
rotary, each member will also be furnished
with one single admission ticket, for each
additional bona fide member of his family,
under the age Of 8 years, who may wish to
attend the Fair Said single admission ticket
shall be delivered to the gate keeper at the
time of entering, as it entities the holder to
one visit only.
Carriages, buggies, and wagons entering
the grounds 80 cents each passengers 10
cents. The driver must remain in charge of
the team while on the ground, and upon the
tnoroughfare marked out for teams. This
does not apply to those entered or to men,
bers Of the society.
NOTICE FOR ENTRIES.
Persons wishing to enter articles or animals
are requested to go first to the Treasurer's
office and procure their membership tickets,
which will entitle them to enter any articles
for competition for premiums, and also to free
entrance to themselves and families during
the Fair. On exhibiting their membership
tickets at the Secretary's Office, they can have
their entries made, and receive tickets marked
with the class and subdivisions to which the
articles belong; and these cards must be at
tached to the articles exhibited.
MAKE ENTRIES EARLY.
Exhibitors will save much Inconvenience,
both to themselves and the Secretary, by
having a list of their articles made out in
writing, to hand in at the time of making
their entries and also, by making their en-
tries few days previous to the time for hold
ing the Fair Should this be done in every
case, there would still be left work enough
for the Executive Committee to do ON the
first day of the Fair Entries may be made
at any time after the 10th of September, by
calling on the Secretary, or by forwarding
lists accompanied with the entrance fees.
PREMIUM LIST.
Examine the premium list carefully, that
each animal and article may be entered in
the right class. Errors and confusion arise
from entries being made in haste and in tbs
wrong place.
REFRESHMENTS.
Can be had at all hours on the Grounds
Sufficient guarantee is given that this depart
ment will be well provided for to accommodate
those from a distance.
FLORAL HALL.
A. j. GRAVES, will superintend the decor
alton of Floral Hall. A committee of twenty
five Ladies will assist; and we are sure they
will give the public a creditable specimen OF
their taste and skill in that line.
DD0WN'Q NHTO1