Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

caster on Wed. Thurs and Friday,
Sept. Is, 10 and 90, 1867.
OFFICERS
President JOHN DODGE, /: Tafson.
Pies Pres.-ENocH GROOM Cass,iiis
Secretary, IT. A. BURR, Lancaster |
Treasure, III READING, Lancaster.
EXECUTIVE CoMMTTEE:
JONI eHrLIAM, Hazel Green.
J:w. KAuMP, !; Piatteyils. /
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GEo. W. LEE, :Tsfton
General Superintendent pH.BuDn, Lancaster:
REGULATIONS:
Ist. The 18th Annual Fair will be
held during three days instead oftwo
as heretofore and the days selected
are Wednesday Thursday and Friday,
the 18th, 10Th and Goth days of Sep,
TENDER, A. ID. 1867.
I'd. The payment of one dollar to
the Treasurer of the Society at or be-
fore the Annual Eair, constitutes the
person paying an annual member,
and entities him to become an exhib-
itor and to compete for any and I'll
the prizes or premiums offered by the
Society except those offered upon
the Trotting or Walking Match. 1t
also entities himself and family con>
sisting of a lady and children, If any
under fifteen gears Of age, to free adj
mission to the fair grounds during the
continuance of the Fair. The pay
ment of ten dollars at one time con-
fers the same rights and privileges
during life.
3rd. Admission to the Fair Grounds
for any person not a member of the
Society, and over twelve years ofage,
20 cents under twelve years Of age,
fifteen cents. The payment of this
sum will entitle the person paying
the same to ticket which will adj
mitIhim to the grounds during one day,
and allow him to pass in and out at
pleasure, but will not entitle him to
compete for any of the prizes or
premiums offered by the Society
Exhibitors must become members Of the
Society.
4th. Admission for any kind ofcar-
riages, 80 cents for each entry, and
for any saddle-horse % cents for each
entry. Members of the Society will
be required to pay the same rates of
entry upon horses or carriages as are
required of those who are not mem-
bers.
9th. No person will be entitled to
a premium who is not the owner of
the property at the time of entry.
9th. No article which may be en-
tered in either of classes "CC," I'D"
or GEE" shall receive premium, un-
less the same shall have been made
during the current past year.
7th.' Animals and articles entered
to be entitled TO q premium, must be
entered in the name of the owner OF
manufacturer.
9Th. All animals and articles in
tended for competition must be en-
tered in the books of the Secretary
prior to IL o'clock, NJ, on the seconc
dav of the after a0hich time no en-
tries soiu 6e pergnltted uader any cur
cumStapceS !, and in order to insure
the lantion Of tie Judges, the sale
amin rs and articles must be on the
Ground. in their appropriate places
and properly ticketed, by one o'clock
| p. NJ. on the second day of the Fair
or 10 premium will be awarded.
9th, No animal will be alto to
be entered in more than one class
except L. the Trotting or Walking
/ Glass, as hereinafter provided.
10Th. Any persGn entering any an
final for competition in the Irottlne
or Walking Glass shah on making the
entry thereof with the Secretary Of
the Society, pay to the said Secretary
sum equal to ten per cont. gu .ne
amount Of the first premium u 'nt
class which said animal is entered <.
competition.
18th. The Executive Committee
will hold meeting at the Secretary's
off e on the Fair Grounds, at one. O.
clock, P M. precisely, on the second
day Of the Fair, when and where all
the Judges selected to award premi-I
ums are requested to report them
selves for duty /; at which time and
place they viii be furnished with
list Of entries in their respective
classes. -
18th. The entries will all DO duly
numbered, and the awards will be
made and reported b. the Judges with |
reference to the numbers. The re-
port of the Judges will be made in
writing, giving the amount of premi-
UNI awarded in each case, and the re-
port signed by a majority of the
Judges and returned to the Secretary
by o'clock, P. NJ. on the second day
of tho Fair, (oxcept'. the report on
Trotting and Walking Match, and the
report on Music, which will take place
on the last day of the Fair). The OBJ.
.ect of the Society is Improvement,
and the Judges are selected with
view of advancing that object. They
are theI efore requested to notice in
detail all entries that come under their
notice, stating their merits. In all
cases where the stock or article on
exhibition is inferior, and by the
Judges deemed unworthy of premi-
UNI, the same shall be withheld wheth.
er there be any competition or not.
Red ribbons will be attached to first
premiums ard blue to I'd premiums.
18th. The announcements Of awards
will be made at the Secretarvs Office.