The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-23

premium should one be reported BY
| the Judges.
Fl. Premiums will not be paid on
| articles or animals removed from the
exhibition before its close. unless such
removal has the special approval Of the.
President. @N.% III
p. The Diploma of the Society shall
| be considered the highest honorary
award, and shall be given only as first
T, premium. .
%. The same animal shall not receive
two premiums, except in the regular
| classification, Herd and Sweepstakes,
unless otherwise provided. ~A 5
"A. The Society will pay its premiums
in cash (prO-rdtu), contingent upon
receipts: first deducting expenses for
the present annual fair from the receipts;
then so much Of the remainder as is
required will be appropriated to the pay
ment Of premiumsras herewith publish
ed, or proportionately, dependent upon
receipts. .1sa8tt3 @ssa gih ass "
3. All. exhibitors must purchase
membership tickets Of the Treasurer
before making entry. A firm being
regarded as one exhibitor, but one MEM
Der of the firm will be admitted to the
grounds on the ticket which entities the
firm to compete.
26. No ANNA: or article will be as
signed place on the grounds until the
entries are made, as the regulations Of
the Society require. asss.s
REFRESHMENT GROUNDS. $.
/. Persons renting refreshment booths
will not be permitted to sell intoNicat-
ing drinks.
.. Any person found intoxicated upon
the Fair Grounds, or acting in q disord-
erly manner, shall be Immediately
elected from the grounds.
''Sec. IL. No person or persons shall
be permitted to sell any intoxicating
liquors OF any kind, or exhibit any ami
NAL or other curiosity, for money; or
hold auction for the sale of any goods,
Or sell by lottery, or chance, any article
of property, within the enclosure, where
any State or County Agricultural Fair
is being held, without written permit
from the executive officers of the associ-
alton holding said exhibition, and a
regular license from the proper author
tiles. -
"sEc. II. The President of said ssssoci-
alton may arrest or cause to be arrested,
any person violating the provisions of
the eleventh section of this act, without
! warrant, and cause the same to be sent,
forthwith, before any Justice of the
| Peace or any other magistrate of COM
! petent jurisdiction and if the magis-
trate shall find the person or persons SO
arrested, guilty of the Offense charged,
he shall mulct each person so found
guilty, in fine not less than five dollars,
nor over one hundred dollars for each
otfense: Prorided, That this act shall
not interfere with the prosecution of
any regular legitimate business, carried
on in u permanent manner, in an estab-
lished business house. '-La,rs OF Iona,
Chapter lss, approved January %, 1857
COMMITTEES. ~as.
| L. The Executive Committee shall
employ some suitable person or persons
| to prepare the fair ground and keep it
| in order for the fair.
| ,. Committees Of Award shall be APP
pointed, by the Board of Directors
and announced OH the first day of the
fair, and must report promptly at the
amphitheater at o'clock each day dur
ing the fair, that they may be easily
found when wanted for duty.
5. No member Of the Committees OF
Awards shall he competing for any
premiums in the class of which they arc
judges.
4. Committees will be careful to put
on the badges, denoting the first and
! second premiums, as they make their
! awards; and especially careful that the
! badges and reports agree.
j. The Chairman OF each committee,
when handing in his report, will assist
the Secretary in making II correct copy
of it, so that there can be 10 mistake rs
to the meaning and intention OF the
committee. -.
6. The standard herd books will be
considered sufficient evidence of the
purity of the blood of cattle, yet there
may be equally satisfactory evidence of
the blood of animals that are not i'll the
herd books.
7. Any person attempting to interfere
with the judges in their adjudications,
will be promptly excluded form COM
petition.
s. Should any doubt arise as to the
regularity of the entry or any other
important matter which the committee
feel incompetent to decide, they may at
! once report the same to the President.
! 8. Each award must be written in a
plain, careful manner on the blank page
opposite the entry.
10. No Discretionary Premiums shall.
be awarded; but articles or animals not
included in the regular list may he COM
mended, and the commentator entered
on committee book.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
/. The Superintendent are required
|
to thei, departments, OH their arrival
on the ground and see that they are
arranged in their proper places. SUPER
iptendents must be on the ground early,
to assist exhibitors in ticketing and ar
| ranging the articles.
>. The Awarding Committees will
commence their duties at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. OF the second day of the Fair. and
they are requested to hand in their
| reports to the Secretary's Office as soon
as they can be made out. They are re-
quested TO make their reports as full as
! time will admit of.
3. All reports must be handed into the
Secre,ary's office by 9oclock, A. NJ, Of
the third day of the Fair.
] ECU ESTRINISM.
All reckless or dangerous display will
be strictly prohibited, and iudgme MT
will he made, not on the graceful seat
| alone, but will embrace the general con-
troll and management of the horse.
OFFICERS.
The Officers of the Society officially
attending the Fair shall be permitted to
leave their horse or horses and vehicle
admitted free of charge, when not COM
inc f..y