Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-07-29
Premium List and Regulations
OF TIE
4th Annual Exhibition
OF THE
TAMA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
TO BE HELD AT
TAMA CITY,
Sept, Goth, & 3Oth, and Oct. 1st, 1869.

Capt. William Gallagher, West Will.
son, b. A. Hall, Abram Thompkins
Robert Johnston.
Notice. The annual meeting OF the
Society for the election of officers shal
be held in Tnma City, on the first Sat
urday of December of eaoh year, at II
o'clock "A. NJ.
RATES OF ADMISSION TO TIE FAIR GROUND
Single tickets admitting one per.
son, one day, 20
Single tikets admitting child un-
der IA, one day, TO-
For every vehicle drawn by one
or more horses. one day, so
Every stock holder will be furnished
with tree ticket during the Fair, for
himself, wife, and children free OF
charge, by applying to the Secretary
ORDER OF THE FAIR.
All entries for premiums or exhibi.
ton, must be made on the grounds at
the Secretary's office, on the first day
of the Fair. except those classes des-
ignating horses; and the books will
be closed against them on the second
day of the Fair, at l. o'clock, A. NJ.
sUPERINTENDANTs.
Suitable persons wilt be appointed
to take charge OF the different classes
and will see that every thing is prop
erly arranged.
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
The awarding committees will, in
all cases, be chosen at the Fair. They
will commence their duties at two o.
clock p. M, on the second day OF the
Fair, and they are requested TO hand
in their reports at the Secretary's Of
flee as soon as thoy can be made out.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1. An entry fee OF one dollar will
be charged on all premiums competed
for, except those designated in the pre-
MUM list.
2. All premiums will be paid in cash.
3. All awarded premiums, uncalled
for sixty days after the close OF the
Fair, shall be deemed donated to the
society.
l. Awarding committees may re-
commend discretionary premiums tor
articles OF merit which may be exhib-
tied.
5. Premiums shall not be awarded
when the animal or article is deemed
unworthy.
&. All articles must be marked with
cards, which will be furnished by the
Secretary, designating the number,
and these cards must not be removed
until after the awarding committees
have finished their examinations.
T. An entry fee OF ten per cent. will
be charged on all premiums competed
fer, when the premium amounts to
five dollars and upwards.
8. Red cards, or ribbon, will be at
tachcd to all animals and articles re-
ceivina the first, and Blue to those re-
ceiying second.
8. Exhibitors will confer great ia
vor by making their entries as early as
possible.
TO- Persons renting refreshment
booths will not be permitted to sell in
toxicating drinks.
IL. Any person found intoxicated
upon the Fair grounds, or acting in a
disorderly manner, shall be immediate
ly elected from the grounds.
No betting will be allowed on the
grounds.
Any person violating the rules of
order will be dealt with according to
law. See Laws of Iowa, chapter lSS,
sections II and II.
ORDER OF TIE FAIR.
Wednesday, Sept. 20, entries will
be taken during the day, and animals
and articles arranged.
Thursday, Sept 30th at ten O'Clock,
committees will be appointed who will
report Immediately 70 the Secretary .
Office for instructions, and proceed to
pass Judgment upon the following
classes: Nos % g 10 IL II l3 IA
Is Is 4 6.
Friday, October 1st, at ten o'clock
committees appointed as above for ar
ticles and remainder of animals in class
cs II 10 20 q 80.
At one o'clock there will be an ag.
| ricultural address, delivered by a dis.
tinguished orator. At two O'Clock,
classes I and will be shown on the
track.
All horses will be shown on the
track, and all cattle in the ring.
At five O'Clock, there will be a
grand procession of all animals, to
whom premiums have been awarded