The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25
RULESAND REGULATIONS

| l. The payment of one dollar constitutes
! any person a membes OF the Society for one
year. All members have right tocompete
! for premiums. rr 49, r-s sxy,-.
2. Any article offered for premium must
be owned or MANUFACTURED by the person offer
| ing the same, Or by some member of his or
| her family under Il years of age. -
- g. All kinds of Stock, Mechanic Arts,
Farming Implements, Dairy Products Paint
ings, Needle Work, &c, of other Counties
and States, are allowed to compete for pre-
miums on an equal footing with Harrison
! County. @..EEi
4. Ml.articles whether made within the
| year or previousy-and whether heretofore
had premium awarded or not, are eligible
to compete for premiums. 500
5. Exhibitors are required to have their
articles and stock entered on the books be-
fore they are placed within the enclosure
and before the close of the first day of the
Fair, and remain until three o'clock of the
third day On the entry of the Articles
and Stock, Cards will be furnished with
number and class, which are to be placed
on the animal or article to be exhibited.
6. Whether there be much, little or no
competition, premiums will be awarded,
provided the regulations of the Society be
adhered to, and the articles are meritori-
Gus.
7. Any person, the owner OF an article
exhibited for premiums, who shall make
use of any means to bias the minds of the
Awarding Committee in making up their
judgments, shall forfeit their premiums
The, various Awarding Committees are re-
spectfuily solicited to be present in due time
that the Board may not be under the ne
eessity of filing vacancies ass' 20
s. All specimens of Vegetables offered for
a premium must be cultivated by the per-
son Offering the same.
g. There will be charge Of 25 cents for
each day TO persms who are no members ,of
the Society. Children under II years Of
age 10 cents.
There is an ample enclosure Of nearly
eight acres of ground, with close board
fence eight feet high All stock must BIS
exhibited within the enclosure. .g,4g
RESOLVED, That any person coming TO
the Fair with Cake-wagon. Drinking Sa-
loon, or any other establishment for the
purpose Of making money, shall not stopiat
any shorter distance than thirty rods of the
entrance gate. unless by special permit Of
the Directors
RESOLVED, That there be no riding or
uliF'lik iilbNcu III itlc TItU ldstGGtL tLildu u dOt
or rack, eth r by male or female, under the
penalty Of being expelled from the ring and
forfeiting their chance for premium.
On motion, RESOLVED, That any person
being called upon to serve ON Committee,
and he or she being the owner of property
in the class in which he or she is called up
on to serve as said Committee, and shall
proceed to award premium in his or her
own favor, shall not be allowed to draw his
orsher premium so awarded from the treas
ury, .~
RESOLVED, That all premiums that are
awarded by this Society, that are not drawn
in ninety days after the close of the Fair,
shall revert back to the Society .o
RESOLVED, That no horse or other ami
NAL shall be entered or exhibited but in one
class, or if otherwise the entrance fee mast
be paid for each Glass; ~ Aw
JACOB JARVIS, Secretary.