The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-03-28

RULES AND REGULATIONS.
l. The payment of one dollar constitutes
any person member OF the Society for one
year. AL members hayea u right to compete
for premiums.
2. Any article offered for a premium
must be owned or manufactured by the per
Ely offering the same, or by some member
Of his or her family under u years Of age
9. All kinds Of Stock, Mechanic Arts,
Farming Implements, Dairy Products,
Paintings, Needle-w0rk, &C., Of other Cour-
ties and States are allowed to compete for
premiums on equal footing with Harrison
County.
4. An articles, whether made within the
year or previously, and whether heretofore
had premium awarded or not, are eligible
70 compete for premiums.
5. Exhibitors are required to have their
articles and stock entered on the books be-
lore they are placed within the enclosure,
ana before the close of the first day Of the
Eair and remain until three o'clock OF the
7nird day. On the entry OF the articles and
stock, cards will be furnished with number
and class, which are to be placed on the an
i1nal or article to be exhibited.
J. 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 lneritOrious.
T. ANY person, the owner Of AN article ex-
all9ited for premiums, who shall make use
Of any means to bias the minds OF the award
ING committees in making up their judg-
1nGnts. shall forfeit their premiums. The
various awarding committees are respect
fully solicited to be present in due time, that
the Board may not be under the necessity
cf filing vacancies.
8. All specimens Of vegetables offered for
z.preniuln must be cultivated by the person
uiIaring the same.
8. There will be charge of 25 cents for
each day, to persons who are not members
OF the Society. Children under II years ol
age, 10 cents.
There is an ample enclosure of nearly
eight acres of ground, with IA close board
fence, eight feet high. All stock must be
exhibited within the enclosure.
RESOLVED, That any person coming 10 the
air With a caSe-Wagon, drinking saloon
OK any other establishment for the purpose
Of making money, shall not stop at short
CT distance than thirty rods of the entrance
gate, a:lless by special permit from tht
directors.
RESOLVED, That there will be no riding Oh
driving allowed i'll the ring, fastor than {
grot or rack, either ky male Or female, un
der tho penalty Of being expelled from th'
r.As, lid forteiting their chance for " pre-
miucl' .r
RESOLVED, That any person being calico
upon toserye on aconlmittee, and he or she
being the owner Of property in he class u
which he or she is called upon to serve d
sNtd committee, shall proceed to award !
rremiun in his or her own favor. shall no
be aliowedto draw his or her premium, 81
aTarJcd, from the treasury.
RESOLVED, That all premiums that ar
G~arded by this Society, that are not draw
in ninety days after the close of tie Fair
ahal revert back to the Society.
RESOLVED, That no horse or other anima
shall be entered or exhibited but in one class
Or ifotherwise, if the entrance foe must b
paid for each class.
RESOLVED, That the officers of this Socie
ty be held TO strict accountability for al
moneys by them received
JACOB JARVIS, Secretary.