Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-08-23

entered for exhibition; otherwise, they cam
not take premium.
3. The Awarding Committees are particular
ly requested to be in attendance and prepared
10 enter upon their duties by 10 O. clock, 4. NJ,
on Wednesday, the first day Of the Fair, and
to call at the Secretary's Tent for their respec-
tive lists. Each list will contain the name of
the member ofthe Committee of A arrangements,
who will show the respective Committees the
location of the Animals or Articles for their
inspection.
A. The Charmen of Committees will, as ear
" as practicable after making their examina-
tons, report to the Secretary. at his Tent
whore they will find premium lists, stationery
and every facility for the purpose, and where,
i the Secretary is absent on any other duty,
they will find also, q box for the reception Of
report.
5. All carriages and horsemen will enter the
Fair Grounds IA, the Main Entrance or CARR
age Gate: pass down the south east fence and
along the Entrance Avenue, as marked out,
and between the Spring and Circle. TO the
Ladies' Dressing Tent, situated near the west
fence. On leaving the Grounds they will
pass along the Outlet Avenue as marked cut,
between the Entrance Avenue and the Cattle
Pens Carriages will be deposited between
the Avenues, and in the Grove, on the west
side Of the Grounds, but will, under no cir
cnmstances. be admitted between the Cattle
Pens and Circle, the Hall and Circle nor be-
tween the Spring and South Fence.
9. Servants and hostlers, employed by the
Society, will be in attendance, to secure horses
and attend on visitors under the direction of
the Officers OF the Society; and all horses
must be either delivered to the stahle-keepers
or lied TO the outside fence. M Tying Horses
TO Trees in The Grounds is positieely prohibited.
2. The stable-keeper shall keep an ample
supply oflhe best oats, corn, hay and straw,
to be supplied at hotel prices
g. The Society have ample Stables on the
Grounds--the charge for which will be s. 90
each, for the Fair, or 81 90 per day.
9. No intoxicating liquors shall be sold ON
the Grounds, and no drunkenness or dsor-
DERBY conduct will be tolerated Any viola
ton of the Rules and Regulations by any
employee, or vender of articles of any sort,
will be punished by forfeiture of all moneys
paid the Society, and expulsion from the
Grounds
To- Every citizen, who consents to act on
any Of the Awarding Committees, is expected
previously TO become member of the Socie-
ty, and to permit no attempts from any per-
son whatever to influence or SWAY his action.
IL. The harshals will cooperate with the
Committees on Trials of Speed and Quick
Draft Exhibitions in having the Ring clear and
ready for ouch Trials and Exhibitions ,,uactu-
etit1 w b'cfsVbo HhWtU UT WfHt, bUu VIII see
that no persons shall be in the Ring during
Exhibitions therein, except Judges, ownersof
stock, and Officers of the Society.
p. No Animals or Articles, intended for
exhibition, can be taken away before O'Clock.
2 NJ, on Thursday, September l2-the second
day OF The Fair. No premium will he paid on
any Animal or Article removed in violation of |
this rule.
10. A Clerk, with Assistants, will be at the
Business Office of the Society, AT the Min En-
trance, ON Monday, Septcmber9th AZ 0 clock |
A. NJ, TO register entries Of Animals and Ar
tices, and furnish properly numbered tickets.
with their entries, and admit
ting the Animals and Articles TO appropriate
pens and positions in the Grounds: and exhi-
biors will confer II great favor by making
their entries, ms far as practicable before the
first day Of the Fair
Ia. The Rules for driving and riding in
Trials Of Speed will be announced from the
Judges Stand and it is positively required
that they be strictly observed. ANY horse dis
tancDg The field, will take only the first pre-
MUM.
l5 Any person, residing outside the limits |
Of the Society, Montgomery County and the
District Of Columbia may compete for any I
Of The premiums offered by the Society Tex
,ept the special premiums for Trials Of Speed
but such competitors must pay 10 the Treas
irer, each, the sum Of $500