Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-28

respective classes.
At p. NJ, Walking Match and
Trot, by unframed horses.
At4 P. NJ, Ladies' Equestrianism.
THIRD DAY.
AT 10 A. NJ, Glass S, Division A,
and Glass 9, Division B, will be
shown.
At IL A. NJ, Flowing Match.
At l p. NJ, Glass will be driven,
and Draft Horses tested.
At 2 p. NJ, Class will be driven.
At p p. NJ, Trot for Grand Purse.
At 81 p. NJ, Grand Procession of
all animals in Divisions a and 3.
Alta p. NJ, articles may be remov-
ed from the grounds.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
l. Competition open to the world,
except in Township Display.
2. Hay and bedding will be fur
nished free of charge. Grain must
be purchased by those requiring it.
3. Articles for which no premium
is offered, will be entered in the class
to which they naturally belong, and
will be passed upon by the commit
tees on those classes, they recon-
mending such premiums as their
Judgment may dictate; such recon-
mendations, however, will be subject
to tthe approval Of the Executive
Committee.
4. Exhibitors must see to the de-
livery of their articles and their ar
rangement upon the grounds. The
Society will use all diligence to in
sure the safety of stock and articles,
after their arrival and arrangement
on the grounds, but will not be re-
sponsible for any loss or damage that
may occur. 1t is particularly desired
that exhibitors will give their per-
sonal attention to their property, and
at the close of the Fair, take charge
Of the same.
5. Exhibitors will be furnished
with tickets, upon which shall be
written the name Of the owner of
articles or animals exhibited, and to
be attached to the same.
6. Exhibitors are expected to obey
the Marshals promptly, in producing
their stock when instructed to do SO,
and any person proving refractory,
will be ruled out from competition.
I. Should any individual enter all
animal or article in another name
than that of the bona tide owner, the
person making such entry shall not
be allowed premium, should one be
reported by the judges.
8. Should any person enter any
vegetable production, or any manu-
factured article, or anything else, in
any other name than that Of the pro-
ducer, no premium shall be paid, not
withstanding one may be awarded
by the committee.
8. Premlnms will not be paid on
articles or animals removed from ex-
hibition before its close, unless such
removal has Che special approval of
the President.
10. The Diploma of the Society
shall be considered the highest hon
orary reward awarded by the Society.
IL. The same animal shall not re-
ceive two premiums, except in the
regular classification Herd and Sweep
stakes, unless otherwise provided.
MARsHALs, AIDS AND POLICE.
l2. The Marshal shall have charge
of the Grounds (under control of the
Directors) and command of the Po-
lice during the exhibition, and it
shall be his duty, with the assistance
Of his aids, to perserve order through
out. And it shall be his duty to
make himself familiar with the pro-
gramme, and execute it without furth-
er orders, unless some change be
made therein by vote Of the Direc-
tors.
l3. The Policemen shall be sworn
in as conservators of the peace, and
it shall be their duty to arrest any
person creating disorder or violating
any Of the rules of the exhibition, or
the laws of the State. No bills for
police services shall be audited unless
signed by the Marshal.
IA. The Board of Directors will
hold meeting at the Office of the
Secretary, on the evening of the last
day of the Fair, to determine protests
and audit bills for services during the
Fair for Policemen, Marshals, Gate
keepers and Assistants. All bills for
services must be presented at this
meeting.
COMMITTEES.
Is. When there is no competition,
or nothing in class deserving a
premium, committees will withhold
it at their discretion.
16. The Judges Of Stock, if not
satisfied as to the regularity of the
entries in their respective classes, will
apply to the Secretary for information;
and should there be any doubt after
examination, of their coming within
the regulations, or if any animal is Of
such character as not to be entitled
to exhibition in competition, they will
report the fact to the Board OF Direc-
tors, that such a course may be adopt
ed as the case requires.
II. The Committee will be careful
to examine everything entered, and
as there will be no general discre-
tionary list, they may recommend