The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-23
Rules and Regulations
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THE
NANITO voc co. FAIR.

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OF THE
AANITOWOC co. FAIR.
The Executive Committee of the Manitowoc County
Agricultural Society have adopted the following
Rules and Regulations:
The grounds of the Society will be opened for the
reception of articles for cxhi tion Thursday the
It'll day of October and until Friday, the Sth day
/. Entries be made at any time previous the
Fair by addressing Secretary E. u. Treat and Civ
ing list of the articles exhibited and enclosing
entrance fee of 81 90.
2. Articles which are the result of mechanical or
artistic skill must be entered by the manufacturer
artist agent.
5 Articles which are the products of the soil must
be entered in the of the producer of the same.
4 Every animal entered for competition must be
entered in the name of the owner agent, whose |
name nlust be endorsed on the entry card.
s. On the entry of each animal or article, card |
will be furnished the exhibitor, specifying the class
and number of the entry, which card must be attach
ed to such article or animal during the exhibition
g. No article or animal viii. be assigned place on /
the grounds until entry shall have been made above
T. Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary
personal attention to whatever they have exhibit
on and the close of the Fair take entire charge
of the same. Diligence will be used by the officers
OF the Association to prevent injury to animals or ar
tcles exhibition, but they will be responsible
for any damage that may
Awarding Committees.
1. Members of Awarding Committees will report
themselves to the Superintendent of their respective
departments at 10 O'Clock Tuesday September IA,
when all vacancies will be filled and appointments
made
2. No person act Judge in any lot in which
he may be an exhibitor.
8. No animal or article deemed unworthy, shall be
awarded premium; but premium shall be with
held merely because there is no competition.
4 The Judges Will report only animals or articles
entitled to premiums, except they may especially
commend such others as may be deemed worthy OF
commentator.
S. Each award must be written in plain careful
manner the blank page opposite the entry and the
reasn for the award should be stated.
6. The books must be returned by the Superintend-
ent to the Secretary the awards in each class
are completed.
Z. Premiums will be paid on the authority of the
Awarding Committee.
s. Exhibitors of animals must place their names
and address on each animal in a conspicuous place.
g. Hay Will be furnished on the grounds without
charge.
10. No animal or article on exhibition can be re-
moved from the grounds until the close of the exhl
bItlon without the consent of the Superintendent of
the department,
IL Each superintendent will have the selection of
assistants and the arrangement of all the articles
animals on exhibition in his department.
II. The Superintendent will afford the Awarding
Committees every facility for examination; he will
ax the prizes; take charge of the committee books
aud return them to the Secretary the
awards made.
| ADMISSION, one person, once 30 cents
Child under il years 10
T Every member of the Society, with his family, adj
mitted to the grounds of the Fair free of charge.
PREMIUM LIST.
CLASS FIRST.
Best Stallion, years old, or over 81 90
Second best 2 90
Best Stallion under years old. 1st premium . 90
Best Stallion under years old, I'd premium 90
Best Brood Mare years old colt by side 90
Second best ! so
Best Mare Gelding years old or over 3 90
Sccond best ! so
Best year old 90
Second best l 80
Best year old 2 90
Second Best 90
Best sucking Colt 90
Second best l 90
Best span Draught Horses or Mares tested by
actual draught on grounds 90
/ Second best 3 90
Best Jack 2 90
Best span Carriage Horses, in harness 90
| Second best 90
Best driving horse, Marc or Gelding 90
| Second best | 90
Best span Farm Horses 90
| Seconn best 90
Fastest Trotting Horse in harness. competition
open to any adjoining County, entrce
fee s3 co. premium 10 90
Second best 90
| Third best 3 90
Fastest Troting Horse Mare years old
| under, entree fee 3 %, premium 90
Second best 8 %
Best Racker in harness. cntree fee s. 90 premium 90
Second best g 90
All trotting and rackng to be best . in So
CLASS FoURTH-GRADa AND NATIVE CATTLE.
Best Bull, years old 81 90
Second best 90
Bes; yearlng Bull Calf 2 90
Second best | 90
Best yoke of Draught Oxen tested on grounds 5 GO
! Second best . 30
Bes; matched yoke of Ok, 90
| Second best co
Best Mich Cow 3 90
| Second best 50
| Best year old Heer 2 90
Second best / 90
Best year old Heifer co
Second best Diploma
Best Fat Ok Steer, Cow OF Heifor 90
Second best co
Durham Cattle Premium same Glass 4th
! CLASS SIXTH.
Alderny Cattle. Premium same Glass 4th
| SEVENTH.
Best buck sheep-nativo o.
! Second hest 90
| Best lot of Ewes 90
Second best | 90
Best lot of Lams, 5 or more 90
Best pen of Lambs, . or more, same as elias. !.
CLASS EIGHTH
Best Cotswold Buck, same Premium Class::1th 90
Best Cotswold Eve 90
Second best 90
Best Merino Sheep Premium same as Glass eth
CLASS TENTH
Best Southdowa sheep Same as Glass 9TH
CLASS ELEVENTH.
Best Lancaster Sheep. Prem Glass 18th
CLASS TWELFTH.
Best Boar 90
Second best | 90
Best breeding Sow, with pigs by side 90
Second best 90
Best fat Hog 2 90
Best lot of Turkeys 90
Best lot of Hens 90
Best show and largest varietyof Poultry, by
exhibitor 2 90
CLASS THIRTEENTH.
Best half bushcl of White Winter Wheat . 90
Winter
Superfne Spring Wheat 2 90
Oats 90
Barley i 90
Rye 1 90
. Corn, in ] 90
Buck 90
Field Peas l 90
- Field Beans l 90
g" Timothy Seed / 90
" Clover Seed 1 90
g sample of Hops l 90
sack of winter wheat Flour 90
sack OF spring " l 90
g display of Apples 90
Pears II 90 |
Plums 1 90 |
g Grapes / 90 /
and greatest variety of Vege-
table, by one exhibitor 20 |
f." half bushel Potatoes 90 |
GLASS FOURTEENTH.
Best jar of Butter 90 |