Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-08-12
Rules and Regulations.

l. All entries must specify the exhibitors
name and place of residence.
,. Entries of stock must specify the name
and age of the animal offered, In the classes
where age is required.
3. No animal can compete for more than one
premium, except follows: A single ami
NAL may be exhibited as one of pair. No
premium will be awarded to any aged animal
which has received the first premium, in the
same class, at IL former exhibitions; provided,
always, that all may compete for sweep
stakes.
A. Exhibitors are required to have their
articles entered on the hooks of the Secretary,
before they enter the enclosi re. On the
entry of the articles or animals cards VIII be
furnished with the number and class, which
are to be placed on the articles or animals to
he exhibited, and no others will be admitted
the grounds.
5. All persons entering stock, and not exhib-
iting the same will be charged room and feed.
No riding or driving faster than han walk out
g. No animal to be entered IN the name of
any othc. than the bona ide owner. Should
any be entered otherwise. they Will not be per-
mitte,l to receive premium.
Z. Competition for premiums on crops Will
be required to have the ground and its pro
ducts accurately measured by not less than
two disinterested persons. whose statements
will be verified by affidavit
8. An entrance fee of 10 per cent upon the
amount Of the premiums competed for, will
be charged on all animals entered.
9. When animals or articles are not deemed
wo, thy ola premium, the Judges will efuse
to award.
10. whenever articles of superior merit are
exhibited for which no premiums have been
offered the awarding cormittee may 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 by
permission from the President of the Society.
12. Competitors for premiums must be mem
bers of the Society. Any resident of the
county can become such, by paying one dollar
to the Treasurer thereof
13 Hay and straw will be fur nished free of
charge to exhibitors.
ID In case the funds of the Society after
paying its incidental expenses. shall be insult
| 1icient to pay the full amount of premiums
which may be awarded, the same shall be
| paid pro rata among all successful compteti-
| tors to whom any premiums may be awarded
| Is All entries must be made on OF before
! the first day of the Fair. No entries will lie
received after the first day. The books will
| be open for entries for week previous to the
| Fair, at the Office of the Secretary. Persons
| living at distance can, if they prefer, make
the articles and the class in which they wish
| to compete.
16. Members of the Society will be furnished
! with five tickets. Single admission tickets q
cents. Each person entering the ground will
| be required to give Il ticket to the keeper oil
| the gate.
II. Every species of gambling under what
ever name, lotteries included, is positively
prohibited. The sale of intoxicating liquors
| will not be permitted on the grounds
1S. All premiums awarded. and not called
| for within three months after the close of the
Il Fair, Will be forfeited to the Society.
i JOHN S. RAPPE, President
A KALI, Secretary.