Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02


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lecsed. pusch2~ea and improsed. To
s1comnolase the sxhibifipn of psro-
ducts, Ae. The present year. tse
prodncts Will be exhibsted in ths
Court and School buildings n Che
halis, using the hay-sheds for stock
The premiums are necessarily few
and small, believing that the exhibi-
tors viii value q diploma, which will
be printed and Hastily colorsd, for
having the best article exhibited at
the First Annual Fair in Lewis coun-
ty, as an heirloom worthy to be hand
ed down to posterity, hence more to
be priced than dollars and cents.
Rules AND REGULATIONS.
RUrLE1 Premiums and Diplomas,
as awarded by this list, are designed
for articles of home man
ufacture; for stock raised or owned
within the Territory. Certificates OF
mention may be made to
of stock brought from with
out the Territory, for purpose of ex-
hibition within the Territory, for ag-
ricultural implements, patent i'm
provements, and labor-saving ma
chinery of all kinds, which articles
are saleable in the Territory.
Rule 2. No premium or diploma
will be awarded unless the rules are
strictly complied with.
RULE 8. Articles OF merit, entered
for exhibition, not embraced in pre-
MUM list, or articles having no COM
petition, will be awarded special di-
ploma.
RULE 4. All entries to contest for
pramium, must b made preyious ~
12 u. on the first day 81 t6S faif. q 81
Rule 5. Entries can be made with
the Secretary by letter or otherwise,
at anytime, previous to the announce
ment of rule no 4.
RULE 6. The entrance fees must
be paid previous to the books passing
into the hands of the class Superin-
tendents, or no notice will be taken
of such entry.
RULE Articles entered for ex-
hibition must have card attached,
with class or number, which will be
furnished by the Secretary on pay
ment of entrance fee.
RULE 8. The entrance fee will be
ton per cent. on premiums offered,
and 12a cents for all other articles
for which diplomas are offered. No
article can be taken away, unless
by special permit, before the award is
made by the Judges.
RULE 8. Parties contesting for
premiums or diplomas for any article,
will not attach their names to the
article exhibited until the Judges
shall have passed upon them, but will
cause them to be properly entered in
the class-book.
RULE 10. No article shall be en-
tered in the name of any person but
the owner, manufacturer, or pro-
ducer.
RULE IL. The Superintendsnts
and Judges Of each class will deter
mine what articles are entitled to
premiums, LIST or 2d diploma. being
governed in their decisions, both by
quality and quantity.
RULE IL. Feed and quarters will
be furnished by tbs association. st
reasonable cost to sxhibitors. for
stock and Poultry, by applying to
general SupsEintendents, A. +. Tullis
OF J. H. Long.
RrIx Is. No person exhibiting or
interested in ARTICLES on exhibtson,
shah Be . Superintendent or Judge
Of the clas. in which the article =
exhihsted.
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