The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-09-07


Treasurer, BOYER AMUNNs; Marshal L. A. FENroN
General Superintendent, s. A. NEWELL.
SUPERINTENDENT
Floral Halle. W. Butler. Horses and Cattle
David Morgan. Sheep, swine and poultry-Ira CLARK
Domestic manufactures and fine arts fruits and flow
ers-Mfs L. Haywood
RUE.ES AND REGULATIONS.
The Fair Grounds viii be open for the reception of
articles for exhibition Thursday, and articles to
compete for premiums must be the rounds by 10
O'Clock A III. on Saturday, September 50.
ENTRIES.
1. Entries may be made 81 an, time previous to
the fair y ada ressEg John Lyons CIarks Mills Wis
giving list of articles to exhibited. All entries
must be made before III o'clock A NJ, September 80
No entry fee is required and competition invited
from adjoining counties.
2. All articles which are the result of mechanical
facturer agent.
3. Articles which the products of the soil
must be entered in the name of the producers the
same, and must be OF the present years growth
A. Every animal must be entered for competition
in the names of the owners or agent, whose name
will be endorsed on the entry book
5. On the entry of each animal or article card
will be furnished to the exhibitors, specifying the
class and numbers of the entry which mnat re-
main attached TO such article or animal during the
fair.
6. single animal must not be exhibited as one
OF pair, nor one of pair rs single one except in
sweepstakes.
T. Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary
personal attention to whatever they have exhibit
tion and Mt the close of the Fair take entire charge
OF the same. Diligence will be used by the Off
GERS VI inc Association 10 prevent INJURY to
animals or articles exhibition and night watch
will guard the grounds, but the Society will not be
responsible for any damage that may occur.
g. No gambling or games OF chance of any kind
Whatever will be allowed on the grounds, and the
sale of any spurious liquors is also prohibited.
9. Persons living at Il distance requested to
make entries by mail at any time before the fair. TO
the SECRETARY, giving description and amount or
ticlcs entered By doing so they will save inconve
nience to themselves and assist the Secretary in his
duties
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
1. Members of Awarding Committees will report
themselves at the Secretary's Office at 10 o'clock
Saturday, Sept 80 when all vacancies will be filled
appoin tments made etc.
2. No person can act as judge IN any class In which
he may be an exhibitor.
3. Nc animal article deemed unworthy shall he
awarded a premium but no premium shall DO with
held merely because there is no competition.
4. Judges will report the animals articles
titled to premiums, and will also examine articles
properly belonging to their respective casses, sItho
not included in the premium list, commencing
commencing discretionary premipms il thought
worthy.
5. Each award must be written in a plain careful
manner on the blank page opposite the entry, and
the books returned to the Secretary soon as the
awards in each class completed.
6. Great T:ust be exercised in entering the
award in plain legible in the proper place.
and in preserving the books of the awarding commit
tees, as the premiums ate paia On the authority OF
those entries
GENERAL RULES.
l. Hay, straw, and water will be furnished on the
grounds wi thout charge.
2. No animal or article on exhibition can be re-
moved from the grounds until the close nf ~ . .
without the consent af ID"