The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-07-01
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF
THE PAIR.
AWARDING COMMITTEES

The Committees will bear particularly in
mind that the object of the law is to encourage
profitable production, and although due regard
should be paid to the large crops, and neat
and permanent fixtures, yet the premium
must be adiudged to that farm, or field, OF pro-
duct, &C.; which shows the largest amount of
profit, &C.. that is the largest net profit,
whether the largest crop or not, will be en-
titled to the premium. Judges on animals
will make proper allowance for age and other
circumstances and will not encourage over-fed
animals.
Committees must in all cases report their
awards in writing and state fully their rea-
sons therefor.
No premium to be awarded on animals or
articles that have heretofore received the first
premium in the same class. And no premium
70 be awarded on any animal or article with.
out merit, whether there is competition or not.
Whenever articles of superior merit are ex-
hibited for which no premiums have been Of
lfered, the awarding committee may enter the
amount In the book of awards which in their
lopinion ought to be awarded.
When animals or ARTICLES are not deemed
worthy of premium, the judges will refuse
to award.
NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.
All who propose to enter animals or articles
must determine for themselves under what
head or class they will make their entries,
When once entered no changes IN the entry
will be permitted.
Exhibitors must have their articles on the
Fair Ground and entered upon the Books OF
the Secretary, on the FIRST DAY OF the Fair.
Should circumstances require, the Secretary
will receive enteries up to IL o'clock, A. NJ, Of
the second day. Live stock entered upon the
books, may be brought in to the grounds up to
u NJ, of the second day.
An Entry Card will be furnished by the Sec
retary TO be placed on the article or animal,
which should be properly attached, and re-
main during the Fair.
No animal or article can be removed until
g o'clock P. NJ, Of the fourth day, without
permission of the Executive Committee.
The books will be open for entries for a
week previous to the Fair, at the Office Of the
Secretary, w. H. ANDREWS, in Orchards
Block, Fremont. Persons living at distance
can if they prefer make their entries by letter,
inclosing one dollar for membership ticket, to
the Secretary, stating the articles and class in
which they wish to compete.
CARE OF ARTICLES.
The officers of the Fair will take every pre-
caution in their power, for the safe preserve
tion of stock and articles on exhibition after
5InelT
/ but will not be responsible for any loss or
damage that NAV occur. Exhibitors are desir-
ed to give attention to their property.
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
During the trial and examination of ami
mails on the large ring or track, no other ami
mails or persons are allowed to be in the ring
or on the track unless by order of the Award
ling Committee. No person Is allowed to occu-
DIV the speakers stand OF stairs leading to the
same, when in use by Awarding Committees
or the Officers of the Society, except by special
invitation of the President.
The Board of Directors alone have authority
to contract debts, or enter into agreements on
behalf OF the Society, except such as receive
authority to act in particular departments Of
business, from the Board.
The Premium Ribbons will be Red for Ist,
White I'd, and Blue Sd.
CLASSIFICATION.
During the Fair tine Departments will be
under the general charge Of the following
member of the Board, viz:
| Cattle-Samuel Skinner Il Peter Burgoon.
Horses-David Fuller u W. W. Cooper.
Sleeps, Hogs and Poultry-E. Kellogg.
| Farm Implements, Mechanics and Manufac-
lures Products-Jas. Parks Il II. B. Hineline.
Provisions, Vegetables and other Farm Pro-
ducts-Geo. Beck q Jas. Havens.
Fruit. K. Richards.
Superintendent of Gates-C. Doncyson.
| Chief Marshal-Col. ]. R. Bartlett.
COMMITTEE ON FLORAL HALL.
C. R. McCulloch, Mrs. C. H. Bell, Mrs. r.
P. -Buckland, Mrs. VIM. E. Haynes, Mrs. P.
Close, Mrs H. W. Buckland, Miss Anna San
ders, Miss c. Whitaker, Miss Eta Hicks, Miss
Mary Kridler, Linde Green, Horace Buckland
OFFICERS.
/ BENJAMIN, INMAN, President.
| B. ANIsDEN, Vice President.
c. DoNCYsoN, Treasurer.
| W. H. ANDREWS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
David Fuller, Townsend;
w. w. Cooper, Green Creek;
Jas. Havens, jackson;
H. B. Hineline, Rice;
Peter Burgoon, Sandusky;
Samuel Skinner, Washington;
i. Kellogg. Woodville.
J. X. Richards, York;
Geo. Beck, Ballville;
JAS Parks, Riley.