The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-28
The Dust Question Set at Rest. Let every
body Get Ready for q Good Time
the Rest OF the Week.
The Fair to be Continued Over to In
e1udS Saturday

2. Two tickets, admitting horse and
rider once.
8. Two tickets, admitting one two.
horse vehicle and driver once.
4 Each occupant of the vehicle othez
Than the driver, must have single
ticket.
Season tickets will be issued as fol-
lows:
/. Admitting one person at all times
during the fair, $1.O0.
2. Admitting horse, or one or two.
horse vehicle during the fair, rs cents.
| 3. Vehicles running for hire will be
admitted to the grounds during the fair
! on the following terms, tO.wit:
Four-h horse omnibus, $500.
Two horse Omnibuses, carriages and
hacks, $500.
After you are admitted you may wish
to consult some of the officials and In
order that you may do SO Officially" and
in good shape the following is given as
the
LIST OF OFFICERS
of the Agricultural Society, and the
badges by which each is designated:
]. F. Stratton, president, white badge.
j. A. Moore, vice president, yellow
badge.
j. M. Griffith, treasurer, green badge.
W. r. Griffith, secretary, red badge.
E. F. Sprague, general superintend-
ent, red sash.
BOARD OF DIRECTORs-Each of whom
wear blue badge: P. G. Hallberg, J..
F. Stratfon, ]. A. Moore, w. T. SOden,
W. B. Ross, J. M. Griffith, E. Borton,
L. L. Hslleck, L. T. Heritage.
SUP'T FLORAL HALT. P. Hall.
It may be very essential to some of
our readers to know to what class their
entries naturally belong and to whom
they should apply for space and infor-
nation. We, therefore, print below a
list OF the various
EXHIBITS BY CLASSES
and the names of the superintendent
| thereof:
Glass A-Cattle, T. J. Price.
Class A-Horses, Samuel T. Bennett.
Glass C--Sheep, T. H. Williams.
Glass D-Swine, F. sMcHardy.
Glass E-Poultry, D. L. Clark.
Glass F-Agricultural implements, W.
T. Starr.
Class G-Mechanic arts, ]. II. Golf
Glass Harm products, G. w. Fred
erick.
Glass horticultural and floral de-
partment, j. w. 10y.
Glass J-Fine arts, Mrs. q. Fl. North
Glass K-Texiile fabrics, Mrs J. F.
Strstton.
Glass Natural history, Mrs. l. E.
Perley.
Glass NJ Honey. III. Miller.
Glass N -Childrens' department, Mrs
D. s. Bill.
Glass Especial, E. P. Bruncr.
LIST OF HORSES
The following list of horses now at
the fair grounds will be found invalu-
able as a reference. The reader who
may witness race can thereby readily
acquaint himself with the race, owner
and residence of each animal entered:
"Billy JONES'" Flemming's we'll
known trOtter.
"Prince Albert" a running horse
owned by j. 81. Ford, of Ottawa.
Judge Leonard" runner, Alex. Red,
of lola.
bay Dandy" FIVE year old troiter. |
owned by w. II. Ward, of Halstead.
"Joe Young" fine black, six year |
old trottIng stallion, also owned by Nr. |
Ward, and TO be entered in the free for |
all race.
"Capt. Billiard a bay gelding, OWNED |
by Chas. Terbush, of Salina.
minnie Lee" gray PAGER, also owned |
by Mr. Terbush.
"Brokehead," running horse, mile and |
repeat, owned by Chas. Reeves, of 6alina. |
"Billy Barlow" running horse, also |
owned by Mr.. TeFbush, and trained by |
Chas. Reeves.
"Snooks," trotter to be entered In
the free for all race, owned by George
Wolf, of Topeka.
Minnie" roam PAGER, also owned by |
Mr.. Wolf.
"Dick," trotter owned by j. w. |
Hartzell, of Topeka
echo Chief" q chestnut stallion |
owned by 81. Hamsboro, of Topeka.
LADY Kellam," bay trotter, owned by |
Dwight Kellam, of Topeka.
"Billy Douglas" Lew Halleck's we'll
known trotter.
Daylight" trotter owned by Chas.
Skinner.
"Casco Messenger" an iron gray stall.
ion owned by Dick Pratt, Of Cotton
wood Falls.
"Pritchard," a black stallion owned
by w. L. Spencer. of Council Grove.
"Noble," q brown running horse,
stallion, also owned by Mr.. Spencer.
ADA Lambert" and "Cspt. Warren"
]. E. Lambert's horsea.
sAntelope," chestnut soryel running
horse owned by J. Fl. Ball, Mcpherson.
Cyclone" an iron gray PAGER owned
"Allie," . dark brown trotter owned
by T. w. Drake.
"Mollie," dark bsy trotter owned by
SLuciner," Jed Wilh,te's buggy mare.
"KenlOck,n HamiItOnian stud owned
| by ]. b. White and W. A Snoddy.
LADY Parker" pacing mare Owned
aHoneet John,r RFuyn & Pearsall's
| Getup- and dust PAGER.
THE RACES.
The program of races for each day Is
IS follows:
No. 2.-Tretting race, 8 minute class.
Purse $50. 1st horse, $50; I'd, 80;
No. S-Pacing race for green horses
that have never beaten B minutes.
Purse. eco. LIST horse. $50; I'd, go; Sd,
so.
No. 4-Trotting Eace, $40 class.
Pure $40 list horse. SlSs; I'd, $50;
10. 6.-Running race, half mile. bes.
2ins. Pure. 800 list horse. cas-; ID,
No. 6-Fres for all pacing race.
Purse. $50. LIST horse, $50; I'd, go;
Sd, $40.
No. Framing race. Purse, $50.
Nile heats. best in 8. LIST horse, 800
. I'd, e35; Sd, $15.
No. 6.-TFotting race for ssalIions.
Purse. $75. 1st horse. s45; I'd. go; Sd,
No. s.-Trot.ing race, freq for all
Purse. $3.50. lst horse, $50; ID, $40
Sd, go.
II The following race rules and regula
lions will be found convenieng for refer.
ence of those interested:
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
RI Races TO commence each day at 1 81
| p. m. sharp.
All frotfing and pacing races, best 3 II
5 to harness. and according 20 the rule.
: of the s4NaiIonel Trolling Association, ,
: EXCEPT as otherwise noted.
ii Entries must be made in ali races o.
or before Tuesday, Sept g, II p. IA.
e 1882 Entrance Zee, ten per cent o
| purse--5 peF cent to be paid as the tim