The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-12
Rules and Regulations.


1. All entries t4lst specify the exhibi=
tors hahle and place of residence Caf fdt
2. Entries Ofstock kmust specify the name
and age Ofthe animal offered, in the elas-
ses Where age is required. 4A'+-
3. No animal can compete for more thafi
one premium, except as follows: A single
animal may be exhibited as one of pair,
No premium will be awarded to any aged
animal which has received the first pre-
MUM, in the Same class at former exhib-
ition; provided, always, that all may conn
pete for sweepstakes = sfEE
4. Exhibitors are reqnired to have their
articles entered OH the books of the Secte=
tary. before they can enter the inc1ostre
On the entry of the, articles or, animals.
cards will be furnished with the humber
and class which are to be placed Oh the
articles or animals to be exhibited, and no
others will be admitted on the grounds.
s.. Ali persons entering stock, and not {
and feed. Ne..'idfng ortlrivifig faster thai
aWalk outside.of the ring will be permit-E
ted.
6. No animal to be e entered in the name
OF any other than the bona .fde. sowi1er.-
Should any be entered otherwise, they will
not be permitted to receive premfuffi. q -
/ z. Composition for premiums on crops ..
will be required to have the ground and
its products accurately measured by hot I
less than two disinterested persons, Wh0se
statements shall be verified by affidavit.
s. An entrance fee of 10 per cent. tir,tlii
the amount of the premiums competed for.
will be charged on all animals entered ex-
cepting Class I'll = upon which 20 per cent
will be charged.
9. When animals or articles are hot
deemed worthy of a premium, the Judges
Will refuse to award.
10 Whenever articles of superior merit
are exhibited for which no premiums have
been offered the awarding committee NAV
enter the amount in the book of awards.
that in their opinion ought to be awarded
IL. All animals and articles must remain
in the inclOsure, during the fair except BIT
permission from the President of the 3d.
ciety.
II. No carriages or persons ON horse-e
back admitted on the grounds sio -..s
ID. Competitors for premiums must be
members bfthe Society. Any resident Of
the county cain become stcI by paving
one dollar to the Treasurer thereof.
ID. Hay and straw will be furnished free
of charge to exhibitors. -.
Is. Persons drawing more than ore Far
mer,er Cultiyator,win not be required to re.
ceive thore than one copy of each, and
will be paid the subscription price in MON
per. as the case may be-.
16. LIN case the funds of the Society, af-
ter paying its incidental expenses, shall
be insufficient to pay the full amount of
premiums which may be awarded; the
same shall be paid pro rata AMONG all
successful competitors to WHOM afiV fjfe-
miums may be awarded. s{i12 NJ
II. All entries must be made ON or he
fore the first day of the Fair. No entries
will be received after the First dat: Tha
books will be open for entries for week,
previous to the Fair, at the office of the
Secretary. Persons living at distailce
can. if they prefer, make their entries bV
letter to the Secretary, stating the articles
and the class in which they wish to com- !;
pete. -
1s. All members Of the Society viii be
furnished with badges,whieh must be Morii
IN some conspic uous manner, so as to, be
plainly seen by the gate-keepers, and they
are not transferable under ailv circuifi--,
stances. The family of a member entitled
to admission Under his or her badge. in
cludes the man and his wife, if there be
such, and all the children under 2l years
of age living at home. and no more. Sih- 2
gle admission tickets 20 cents. Each tick
ct to be given up to the gate-keepef UPON
entering the ground. 9a1 :, -G9gG@gisE
10. Every species of gambling under
whatever name, lotteries included is pos-i
itively prohibited. The sale of ifltoxiea-
ting liquors will not be permitted oh the
grounds, nor within the limits set by law.
20. All premiums awarded, and hot call.
ed for within three months after the close
of the fair, will be forfeited to the Society.
1ss'5 Il. ". REBER, President.
W. H, JONES, Sec'ry.
U. Sahdusky, July IL 1866. - '=i' -''i