The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-09-22

"a o'clock--Equestrianship by the Ia.
dies and their partners.
3 o'clock@Parading of Premium Ami.
mails.
RULES FOR RACING.
Rule 1st.--No person shall act as Judge
in any race on which he may have bet, or
In which he may be interested.
Rule 2nd.-The person entering for
race Cor his proxy will draw for position
on the track, under the supervision of the
Judges.
Rule 3d.-In all trials Of speed, only
three starts will be allowed; and any per.
son who shall fail on the third trial shall
be ruled off by the Judges--bdt may
have the privilege Of going against the
time Of the race.
Rule 4th.-In trotting and pacing ra-
ces all animals to carry $50 LBS. in addi-
ton to the vehicle.
Rule 5th.-The premium will be with
held from one or both of the parties id
any race, if, III The opinion of the Judges
it is not fair contest, as no jockeying,
or foul riding or driving. will be allowed:
Rule 6th.-No competitor in any race
will be allowed any advantage by the
break of his animal The Judges are re.
quired to be particular on this po int
Rule 7th.-Any animal Or ami mails en-.
tered in race may go against he time
Of the race Provided the intention 50
to do is stated to the Judges be fore any
of the animals start. Amy animal bolting
or flying the track may have the sathe
privilege.
Rule Sth.--Any animal that is not in
readiness at the precise time appointed
shall forfeit all claims to the contest.
Rule 9th.-The usual time between
heats will be allowed. The weight for
running will be: year old, Is lbs; 4
years old, 85 lbs; years old, 95 lis; 6
years old, 1O5 lbs; years old, i'll lbs
GENERAL RULES.
Rule AL articles on exhibition
must remain throughout the Fair, and no
premium will be paid on any article or
animal taken away before the close Of the
same, without written permit by the
President, and said permit must be
placed on file by the Recording Secretary.
Rule 2d.-All entries to be made by
eleven o'clock of the second day.
Rule 3d.-All articles entered for pre-
miums to pay 10 per cent. of the amount
Offered as premium on sucn a1ticle-ex-
cept trial of speed, on which Is per cent.
must be paid
Rule 4th.-All animals competing for
premiums, and all premium animals, must
be paraded on the track at such time as
the Secretary through the Marshal, shall
designate. Premium animals with ap-
propriate badges.
Rule 5.-NO reckless riding or driving
will be allowed on the grounds.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Season Ticket 81 so
Day Ticket so
Women and children free, except boys
over IA years of age.
Season Ticket for double carriage 81 90
Season Ticket for single carriage, so
Day Tickets for the above, half price.
GENERAL REMARKS.
Hay and oats will be provided on the
Grounds at reasonable rates. q
Good opportunities for camping, with
plenty of wood and water.
The people of Linn county, and espe-
cially the ladies, are requested to furnish
Pictures and other ornaments for the Pa
wilton. They will be we'll cared for.
A general invitation is extended to the
citizens of Oregon to participate in and
compete for Premiums at the approach
ing Fair.
OFFICERS oE THE ASSOCIATION.
President-A. Hackleman.
Vice President-Martin Luper.
Secretary-James Elkins.
Treastrer-Joseph Nixon:
Marshal--Martin Luper. ..s-
Board of Directors-A. Hackleman,
NJ. Luper, E. H. Griffin, s. Montgomery,
J. NJ. Mcconnell, Jesse Parrish, David
Froman
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