Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-07-06
Premium List and Rules and Regula.
tiOns of the seventh Annual Fair
of the Buchanan County
Agricultural Society.

Premium List and Rules and Regula.
lions of the seventh Annual Fair
of the Buchanan County
Agricultural Society.
To be held at Independence, Ioaca, Tues
day, Wednesday d Thursday, October
end, 3rd and 4th, 1877.
OFFICERS.
S. T. Spangler, President.
4. Leach, Vice President.
Jed Lake, Secretary.
w. II. Kenyon, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A. +. Williams,
Jed Lake,
L. j. Curtis.
p Munson, Marshal.
A. Gillett Superintendent of Grounds.
Mrs. j. W. Myers, Chairman.
Committee to take charge Of Floral Hall:
Miss Virginia Clarke, Independence
Mrs. A. Butterfeld, Quasqueton,
Mrs. w. IIildreth, Winthrop,
Mrs. C. NJ Merrill, Jesup,
Mrs. j. l. Prentice, Rowley,
Mrs. Julia HolcOmb, Independence,
PROGRAMME.
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MADE By 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
OF THE SECOND DAY.
FIRST DAY.
Will be devoted to the reception and placing Of
articles
SECOND DAY.
At 10 A. NJ the committees on Divisions A, B
and C, will repair to the Clerks office and get their
books.
At 1O1l o'clock A. NJ Glass 3, Division A. will be
shown in the ring.
At II O'Clock A. NJ. Glasses Sand 10, Division b,
Att p NJ Glass l. Division A, and Glass Z, Divis-
ion b. will be shown.
At2PM Glass 6, Division A. and Glass II, Di-
vision b. will be shown
Az ttaaS in al ri nj
G and II, will proceed to the examination OF arti-
cles in their respective classes.
At3P NJ Walking Match and Trot by untrain-
At4P. NJ. Ladies' Equestriansn.
THIRD DAY.
At A. NJ Glass s. Division A, and Glass Q, Di
vision b, will be shown.
At II A. NJ. Flowing Match
At1PM Glass 2 will be driven and Draft IIors
es tested.
At2P NJ Glass will be driven.
At 2R p NJ Trot for Grand Purse.
At 3ls P. NJ. Grand Procession of all animals in
Division and b.
At4P. NJ. Articles may be removed from the
Grounds.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1. Competition open to the World, except in
Township display.
2 Hay and Bedding will be furnished free Of
| charge. Grain must be purchased by those requir-
ing it.
g. Articles for which no premium is offered will
be entered in the class to which they naturally be-
long. and will be passed upon by the committees
on those classes, they recommending such Prem-
ums as their Judgment may dictate; such recon-
mendaons however, will be subject to the APPROX
al of the Executive Committee.
a. Exhibitors must see to the delivery OF their
articles and their arrangement upon the grounds.
The Society will use all diligence to insure the
safety Of stock and articles after their arrival and
arrangement on the grounds, but Will not be re-
sponsible for any loss damage that may occur.
1t is particularly desired that Exhibitors will give
their personal attention to their property, and ut
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 own
er Of articles animals exhibited, and to be at
tached to the same.
6. Exhibitors expected to obey the Marshals
promptly in producing their stock when instruct
| ed to do so, and any person proving refractory,
will be ruled ont from competition.
T. Should any individual enter an animal or ar
| ticle in another name than that of the bona fde
owner, the person making such entry shall not be
allowed premium should one be reported by the
Judges.
s. Should any person enter any vegetable pro-
ductiOn. any manufactured article or anything
else in any other name than that of the producer
| no premium shall be paid, notwithstanding one
| may be awarded by the committee.
g. Premiums will not be paid on articles or an
| less such removal has the special approval of the
| President.
10. The Diploma of the Society shall be consd-
| cred the highest honorary reward awarded by the
| Society.
| H. The same animal shall not receive two pre-
miums. except in the regular classification Herd
and Sweepstakes. unless otherwise provided.