Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-11

will be marked with cards furnished oy
the Secretary, designating the number OF
the entry and the class; they must be
pleced entirely under the control and man
agement of the officers Of tho Association,
during the exhibition they will be entirely
at the risk Of tho owners, who are expec-
tod to ba present daring the exhibition
The mast sf.ctual means will be taken to
guard and protect the property exhibited,
but the Association viii not be response
BILE for any loss or injuries occosioned from
accidents or otherwise.
Premiums will not be paid on animals or
articles removed from the exhibition, I'M
less such removal has the special approval
of the Grand Marshal.
Exhibitors are requested to furnish such
information, for preservation by the Secre-
tary, as may be deemed useful in regard
to the animals and articles entered for ex
hibtion.
Owners only are authorized to make eu.
tries of animals or articles, and no premi-
UNI will be paid to any person other than
owners.
All Machines and Implements entered
for premiums must be of American make,
and must be conspicuously labelled with
the name Of the exhibitor and the inventor
if known. Any Agricultural Machine or
Implement not herein specified may be en-
tered in the approprite class and if found
worthy, suitable premium will be award
ed.
Disintorcsted persons are appointed
Judges. They are requested to assemble
at the Office of the President, near the
grounds, at o'clock on Tuesday morning
Their reports must be handed to the Sec
rotary or Superintendent as soon as COM
pleted, and all before Thursday noon,
Neither owners or their agents will be
allowed to be present with the Judges
when making their awards, except upon
request, to furnish information desired by
them.
They will nos award premiums for ami
mails or articles not thought worthy, tho
there may be no competition.
Their reports mus. be made in writing
in the book furnished by the secretary,
opposite the entry Of the animal or article
for which the award was made. They are
requested to give their reasons for their
decision, and such other views and sug-
gestions as they may deem useful.
The Superintendents will give all infor-
nation and assistance that may be needed
by the Judges,
Judges are not authorized to award dis
cretionary premiums; but are requested
to report all cases deserving Of special con-
sideration to the Executive Committee.
1t will be the duty of the Judges in each
class to consider carefully all the properties
essential to disturbances and perfection in
each animal or article, for the purposes
designed in the class wherein it shall be of
fered and award the premiums accordingly.
If the Judges are not satisfied as to the
regularity of the entries in the respective
classes, or Of the ages of animals as record
ed in the entries, they will apply to the
Secretary for information and should
there be any doubt, after examination, Of
their coming within the regulations, they
will report the facts for the consideration
of the Executive Committee, that such
course may be adopted as the case may re-
quiro.
No person shall act as Judge in any
class in which be is competitor.
Judges must consult the premium list
and Regulations for further information as
to their duties, &c.