Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-04-21
Itules and Regulations.
RI LES.

III LIS.
rule 1.-Premiums, as awarded by thi.
list are designed crctasaoty for articles OF
home Manufacture, for stock raised OF
owned within the Territory. Diplomas OF
certificates of honorable mention, may bt
made to exhibitors of stock brought from
without the Territory for purpose OF
exhibition or sale within the Territory,
for agricultural Implements, patented i'm
provcmcnts ON household utensils, and
labor-saving mac hinery of all kinds, which
articles are salcabe within the Territory.
This association is aware of the great i'll
tcrest which attaches to cabinet collections
of shells, insects, birds, coins, minerals,
etc. Pictures, moses, plants or other
articles not produced i'll the Territory.
These collections are cordially invited.
4 diploma or certificate of honorable
mention, will be awarded to the two best
collections, of either of said articles.
RULE 2-No premium will be awarded
unless the Rules are strictly complied with.
RULE 3.-Artcles of merit having no
competition will be awarded spccia,
premium or diploma.
rule All entries to contest for pre-
miums must he made previous to II NJ, on
the second day Of the Fair.
RULE 5-Enlries can Ire made with the
Secretary by letter or otherwise, at any
time previous to the announcement in rule
Mol.
Rule 1.-THE entrance fees must be
paid previous to the books passing into
the h,nds OF the class Superintendenls, or
no notice will be taken of such entry.
| RUIZ All exhibited animals or arti-
'clcs not mentioned in this list, deserving
of merit, will receive due attention either
by premium, diploma or by honorable
| mention.
rule S.-Articles entcre.: for exhibition
must have IA card attached with class and
number which will be furnished by the
Secretary on payment of entrance fees.
RULE 9.-Entrance fee will be ten per
cen, on the premiums to be awarded. No
article can be taken away unless by special
permit, before the award of the judges
RULE l0.-Parties contrasting for the pre-
miums for butter and flour will not attach
! their names 10 the article exhibited until
after the Judges shall have passed upon
! them, but will cause them to TIC properly
entered in the class-book.
Rule IL Honorable mention will be
made of all articles exhibited for which
u premium is not offered or awarded. 1t
] VIII Ut IitttC tsi'ttidi tutJ vi AluSS
Committees 10 embrace ia their report all
articles of merit. whether the articles are
/ classified in the premium list or not.
R,iE IL No articles can be entered in
the name Of any person but the owner,
manufacturer or producer.
Rule 3.-Thc Superintendent and Judg-
Is Of each class will determine what arti-
clcs are entitled to diplomas, being gov
crned in their decisions both by quality
and quantity.
RULE l4.-Articies to which premiums
| have heretofore been awarded may be re-
ceived upon exhibition but are not to be
entered for competition, nor shall any
award be made for such articles.
RULE 15.-All second premiums will be
designated by diplomas, and when the
best Of any article is rewarded by diploma,
no second best of any such article is to be
taken into consideration.
RrLE 49, Feed, water and attendance
for poultry will be furnished by the Asso-
citation free of charge, and all such cxhib-
its properly cared for by Superintendent
of tina, class Canaries and Gagged birds
must be shown in Pavilion. All poultry
must be shown in boxes large enough to
allow perch, and they mast be so ar
rahged that they can be easily fed, Wa
tered and cleaned.
! RULE IA building lot 30x20 on the
| Fair grounds, vii! be leased for one or
more years for .ttmiiy use during week of
cSpnsition; but no exhibition, business or
trade will be permitted. If parties desire
| plan, etc, must DC submitted to the Ex-
! A., utiyn ('nmmitf.a for onprnvol
RULE Is Parties having been awarded
premiums can receive diplomas therefor
when desired.
RULE 19.--No person exhibiting or in
terested in articles on exhibition, shall be
Superintendent or Judge of the class in
which such article Is exhibited.
RULE 20.-All those competing for pre-
mipms on grains or roOt-crOps. by the
acre, will be required to furnish the Secre-
tary of the Association with written
statement of the time sown; the kind of
soil and manner of civilizations; also his
own certificate, accompanied by that of
| two disinterested parties, as to quantity of
land upon which such grain was raised,
and the name of each variety of grain
competed for.
RULE 2l.-Full measure and weight will
uc TtquiIcu ny tHc ASSUCIdIlOH OI eaCn
competitor. Those competing for premi-
ums on grains will furnish the Association
one bushcl Of each kind for which he
wishes to compete.
The exhibition will be under the direc-
ton of Marshal, subject to the control
OF the President, who will appoint his
deputies. preserve order, and enforce such
rules as may be prescribed by the board
for the proper conduct of the Fair.
The Class Superintendent, after the
time for closing the entrance books, will
receive the same from the Secretary, call
together the Judges. at the appointed time
for examination, keep the books in regard
| to the premiums and other actions of the
Judges, return the same to the Secretary
ut the close Of the inspection in their class,
or as soon thereafter as possible.
| The Directors will sit as an equalizing
board, at the close of the fourth day, to
whom all contests for premiums claimed,
must be submitted.
| No rowdyism or drunkenness will be per.
mtted, offenders will be subjectto cxpu.
sion from the grounds by the Marshal
or his deputies. '''